Elopak

Elopak reports a 4.9% revenue increase to EUR 304m in Q2 2026 and an adjusted EBITDA of EUR 45m with a margin of 14.8%. Growth was driven mainly by higher sales of cartons and closures in the Americas and EMEA, while Roll Fed rose 16% thanks to new customers. Management cites supply bottlenecks at Nippon Dynawave, higher raw material costs and weaker demand for plant-based products as short-term risks, but expects a gradual improvement from H2 and confirms the target to reach EUR 480m in revenue in the Americas by 2028. Measures include continued investments in U.S. capacity; Håkon Volldal is to become CEO by January 1, 2027 at the latest. » More on de.investing.com

Norwegian packaging maker Elopak posted a 4.9% revenue increase in the second quarter of 2026 and a rise in net profit attributable to shareholders. The Americas segment delivered currency-adjusted revenue growth of 8.7%, while EMEA margins were weighed down by higher raw material costs stemming from the Middle East conflict. Elopak reported adjusted EBITDA of EUR 45m, introduced customer surcharges to offset costs and expects those surcharges to help the recovery in coming quarters, but still sees risks from volatile geopolitics and rising input costs. » More on de.investing.com

Elopak’s share climbed on its home exchange in Oslo to a record high of 55.40 NOK. The rally was driven by international expansion of sustainable packaging solutions, especially in North America, where sales in the US rose 18 percent in the third quarter; the group reported organic revenue growth of 1.2 percent, an EBITDA of €49.1 million and an underlying margin of 17 percent. Fundamental metrics remain attractive with an expected P/E of 16 for 2026, a price-to-sales ratio of 1.3 and a current dividend yield of 1.7 percent. » More on deraktionaer.de