Amcor (NYSE:AMCR) is a global packaging company offering responsible packaging solutions to a wide range of consumer and industrial markets. The company’s core activities include the design, manufacture and sale of flexible packaging, rigid containers and specialty cartons. Amcor’s product portfolio encompasses barrier films and pouches for food and pharmaceutical applications, polyethylene and PET bottles for beverage markets, closures and tubes for personal care products, as well as sustainable fiber-based cartons and cartons made with recycled content.
With origins tracing back to 1860 in Australia, the modern Amcor organization emerged through the spin-off of the packaging activities from Australian Paper Manufacturers in the 1990s and a subsequent merger with Alcan Packaging in 2002. Over the ensuing decades, Amcor expanded its footprint through strategic acquisitions and investments in emerging markets, strengthening its presence across North and South America, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Amcor serves a diverse customer base, including food and beverage companies requiring high-barrier packaging, pharmaceutical manufacturers seeking compliance-driven healthcare wraps, and consumer products brands focused on sustainability. The company has invested in technologies and processes designed to reduce material use, increase recyclability and incorporate post-consumer recycled content, in line with industry trends toward circular packaging.
Headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, Amcor operates under dual listings on major global exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange. The company is led by President and Chief Executive Officer Ron Delia, who has overseen initiatives to streamline the organization’s global network, enhance innovation capabilities and deepen partnerships with key customers. Through its integrated approach, Amcor aims to balance performance, safety and environmental responsibility in the packaging solutions it delivers.