(Reuters) -Switzerland-based Amcor Plc on Tuesday agreed to buy U.S. peer Berry Global for $8.43 billion in an all-stock deal, creating a consumer and healthcare packaging giant with combined revenues ...

Amcor plc (NYSE: AMCR; ASX: AMC) will announce its full year results for the twelve months ended 30 June 2024 after the US market closes on Thursday 15 August 2024.

Amcor's dividend yield and Berry Global acquisition make it a strong buy. Amcor's dividend yield is historically high at 5.6%. See more on AMCR stock here.

Amcor’s $8.4 billion purchase of U.S. rival Berry Global may test the limits of packaging M&A. The all-share deal revealed on Tuesday involves a paper-thin premium, low valuation and plenty of ...

Amcor's acquisition of Berry Global is expected to generate $650 million in annual synergies and a one-time $280 million cash benefit by year three. Amcor's dividend yield of 5.7% and its status ...

Amcor's resin buy is concentrated on PET and polyethylene while Berry's purchasing was heavy on polypropylene. CEO Peter Konieczny wants to use the added purchasing power of the combined company ...

Global packaging specialist Amcor (NYSE: AMCR) could be one such idea. During the midweek session, AMCR stock represented one of the most actively traded securities, per data from Yahoo Finance.

Amcor AMCR -0.20% has agreed to buy Berry Global Group in a roughly $8.4 billion stock swap that will create a consumer and healthcare packaging company with annual revenue of about $24 billion ...