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Amcor PLC is a global company in the “Other” sector, operating within the packaging industry, specializing in the development and manufacturing of flexible, rigid, and sustainable packaging solutions for multiple sectors.
Founded in 1860 in Australia, the company began as a paper manufacturer and evolved over decades into one of the world’s largest packaging corporations. Its portfolio includes packaging for food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, personal care, medical products, tobacco, and consumer goods.
Amcor is recognized for innovation in sustainable packaging, including recyclable, biodegradable, and reduced-impact materials, aligning its operations with increasing global sustainability standards.
The company operates in more than 40 countries, with strong presence across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania. Its customer base spans multinational corporations and regional manufacturers, supported by advanced logistics and a broad production footprint.
Key market factors include growing demand for sustainable packaging, volatility in plastic raw material prices, regulatory pressures, and evolving consumer trends. Amcor competes with companies such as Sealed Air, Berry Global, and Tetra Pak, in addition to numerous regional packaging producers.
Amcor’s operational structure includes manufacturing plants, distribution centers, research laboratories, and corporate offices. With more than 44,000 employees, the company invests heavily in R&D to improve material performance, sustainability, and production efficiency.
Amcor PLC is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker AMCR.
History and when Amcor PLC was founded
Amcor PLC traces its origins to 1860 in Australia, when it was founded as Australian Paper Manufacturers (APM). In its early years, the company focused on paper production, serving the growing demand in the region.
Throughout the 20th century, the company expanded into additional packaging segments, propelled by industrial growth. In 1986, the company officially adopted the name Amcor, marking its evolution into a global packaging group.
Over the following decades, Amcor expanded internationally through acquisitions and mergers. One of the most significant milestones was the acquisition of Alcan Packaging in 2010, which positioned the company among the global leaders in the packaging sector.
Although Amcor went public decades earlier in Australia, its corporate structure significantly evolved as it expanded globally. In 2019, Amcor completed the acquisition of Bemis Company, one of the largest U.S.-based packaging producers, strengthening its presence across the Americas.
Between 2020 and 2024, Amcor increased investments in sustainability, recyclable packaging, and circular economy technologies. The period also marked factory modernization, expansion across emerging markets, and initiatives aimed at reducing emissions and improving resource efficiency.
Additional Information
The Company Amcor PLC (United States), is listed on NYSE with a market value of $ 100.08 Billions, having an equity of $ 11.73 Billions.
With a total of 47.000 employees, the company is listed in the sector of Basic Materials and categorized in industry of Containers and Packaging.
In the last 12 months the Company had a revenue of $ 17.40 Billions, which generated a profit in the amount of $ 582.00 Millions.
As for its main indicators, the Company has a P/E ratio of 171.96, a P/BV ratio of 8.53 and in the last 12 months the dividend yield of AMCR was at 5.92%.
The Company is traded internationally through the ticker AMCR.
