Amcor Plc has consistently shown optimistic results throughout 2025, with their shares rising substantially despite fears over weak volumes and dividend concerns. The strong Q4 results added a boost to investor sentiment, even as the company missed EPS By 46%. One noteworthy factor is that individual investors are the largest shareholders with 51% ownership while institutions hold a 48% stake. The reports also indicated insider buying, showing confidence in the company. Even with the company's underperformance in the markets on certain days,
Citi remains bullish, maintaining a buy rating with an A$15 price target. Nevertheless, the Q4 earnings and revenues estimates were missed, sparking a debate on the company's valuation. Analysts nod to
Amcor's promise in the Plastics and Rubber Stocks segment, despite a net loss amid higher sales. The company projected a $1.8B cash flow in 2026, punctuated by insider stock buying reaching US$2.65m. It's also important to note the merger with
Berry Global, set to strengthen value, for which the company has raised $2.2B in notes. Despite these maneuvers, the question of whether the
Amcor is an underperforming stock remains.
Amcor Plcs AMCR News Analytics from Tue, 19 Nov 2024 08:00:00 GMT to Thu, 28 Aug 2025 10:11:19 GMT -
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