Companies
Multi-plant target accounts across all verticals.
Alcoa
Alcoa is capitalizing on strong aluminum demand driven by AI data center infrastructure needs and securing long-term power agreements to sustain operations, particularly at its Norwegian Lista smelter. The company recently ratified labor agreements at U.S. smelters and is exploring asset monetization opportunities with hyperscalers that could unlock significant incremental value.
Amcor
Amcor completed a major Berry acquisition that drove Q3 2026 net sales up 77% to $5.9B with $77M in synergies realized, while simultaneously investing $35M in a new advanced healthcare packaging coating facility in Malaysia. The company is also divesting non-core assets like beverage closure facilities to Closure Systems International while launching innovative sustainability-focused products.
American Packaging Corporation
American Packaging Corporation is actively expanding manufacturing capacity with an $8 million investment at its Story City, Iowa facility and launching new pouching capabilities to serve growing pet food and coffee markets. The company is simultaneously positioning itself as a sustainability leader through certified-circular and recycle-ready packaging innovations.
Anchor Glass Container Corporation
Anchor Glass Container Corporation is a leading US glass bottle manufacturer with five strategically positioned plants serving beer, beverage, spirits, and food industries. The company recently completed a major recapitalization reducing debt by 60% and securing $100M for furnace rebuilds and capacity expansion.
AptarGroup
AptarGroup continues to strengthen its market position through strategic innovation, particularly with USPTO approval of its N-Sorb™ technology for nitrosamine risk mitigation in pharmaceuticals, while institutional investors increase stakes indicating confidence in the company's drug delivery growth narrative. The company is actively executing share buybacks and maintaining focus on its three core segments serving pharma, beauty/home, and food/beverage markets.
Ardagh Group
Ardagh Group is a global leader in rigid packaging with significant operations across metal beverage cans and glass containers, serving food and beverage sectors across Europe and North America. The company operates multiple manufacturing facilities in the US and maintains engineering services for glass packaging machinery.
Ardagh Metal Packaging
Ardagh Metal Packaging is a major metal beverage container manufacturer with significant U.S. operations across five states, serving diverse drink categories from beer to energy drinks. The company maintains a stable operational footprint but shows no current expansion signals.
Ardagh Metal Packaging S.A.
Ardagh Metal Packaging delivered Q1 2026 earnings beats and declared a $0.10 quarterly dividend, demonstrating solid operational execution. The company is being reinstated with a buy rating citing 32% upside potential and resilient performance despite energy cost headwinds.
Atlantic Packaging
Atlantic Packaging, North America's largest privately held packaging company, launched Earth Ventures, a new venture capital arm targeting $25M to invest in packaging and supply chain technology innovation. The company continues to strengthen its market position through operational excellence, recently winning industry awards for safety innovation and premium packaging design.
Avery Dennison
Avery Dennison is a global leader in pressure-sensitive materials and packaging solutions with significant manufacturing presence across North America. The company operates three major business divisions serving diverse industries from retail to healthcare, with established operations in Mentor, OH and multiple manufacturing facilities.
Avery Dennison Corporation
Avery Dennison reported strong Q1 2026 earnings with revenue of $2.3B and adjusted EPS of $2.47, driven by Materials segment growth of 11% year-over-year. The company is expanding product offerings including the new Clima Series window films in India while managing organic sales growth of 1% amid market headwinds.
Ball Corporation
Ball Corporation beat Q1 2026 earnings expectations with strong revenue and EPS growth, though margin compression from rising costs remains a headwind. The company maintains a diversified manufacturing footprint of 25+ facilities across the US while managing inflationary pressures and tariff impacts.
Berry Global
Berry Global operates an extensive North American manufacturing footprint with 130+ facilities spanning 25+ states, establishing itself as a dominant player in plastic packaging solutions. With 40,000 employees and significant manufacturing concentration in high-density regions like California, Illinois, and the Southeast, the company maintains substantial operational scale.
Bryce Corporation
Bryce Corporation is an established fourth-generation family-owned flexible packaging manufacturer with a multi-facility footprint across Memphis, TN and Searcy, AR, serving diversified end markets including food, snack, and pet care. The company maintains integrated capabilities through its core operations and Cyber Graphics affiliate for prepress and design services.
Cascades
Cascades is a diversified North American packaging and tissue manufacturer with 9,700 employees and five major manufacturing plants across the US and Canada. The company operates three core business segments: Containerboard, Specialty Products, and Tissue Papers, serving food, beverage, poultry, and consumer markets.
Clearwater Paper
Clearwater Paper is struggling with margin compression from lower market pricing despite volume growth, with Q1 2026 showing a net loss. The company is restructuring capacity at its Arkansas facility, reducing production by ~50% to right-size operations during a weak pricing environment.
Closure Systems International (CSI)
CSI is a dominant global manufacturer of plastic closures with 50+ billion units produced annually across diverse end markets including beverages, dairy, pharmaceutical, and automotive. The company operates seven manufacturing facilities across North America with significant scale at its Crawfordsville, IN hub.
Constellium
Constellium is experiencing strong operational momentum in Q1 2026 with its Packaging & Automotive segment revenues jumping 24% and Aerospace & Transportation segment posting 18% shipment growth, driven by robust aluminum pricing and end-market demand. The company is expanding its product distribution footprint through new partnerships, such as Liberty Additive becoming a stocking distributor for its Aheadd® CP1 aluminum powder in the U.S.
Corrugated Container Corp
CCC operates as a regional corrugated packaging manufacturer with 4 facilities across the Southeast, serving custom and retail-ready packaging segments. As part of DS Smith's North American network since 2018, the company maintains stable operations with no recent expansion activity.
Crown Holdings
Crown Holdings reported strong Q1 2026 earnings beating estimates with $1.86 EPS, while maintaining its extensive 40+ plant network focused on metal can manufacturing for food and beverage. The company is returning capital to shareholders through dividends and maintaining operational momentum in its core packaging business.
Dart Container Corporation
Dart Container Corporation remains the global leader in single-use foam and plastic foodservice packaging with an extensive 18+ facility footprint across North America. No recent operational changes or expansion announcements are currently reported.
Glatfelter
Glatfelter is a diversified engineered materials manufacturer with established operations across five U.S. plants, serving packaging, hygiene, and specialty applications through three core divisions. The company maintains a stable operational footprint in composite fibers, airlaid materials, and spunlace nonwovens with no recent expansion announcements.
Graham Packaging Company
Graham Packaging is a dominant US blow-molded plastics manufacturer with 60+ facilities producing 16+ billion containers annually across food, beverage, household, and industrial markets. The company maintains strong operational scale under Reynolds Group Holdings ownership since 2011 with no recent expansion announcements.
Graphic Packaging
Graphic Packaging exceeded Q1 2026 earnings expectations and is executing cost reduction initiatives following a 90-day business review, while maintaining its extensive 25+ plant footprint across the US. The company is advancing sustainability goals through renewable energy agreements and reaffirming full-year guidance with expected adjusted cash flow of $700-800 million.
Greif
Greif is a well-established global packaging leader with a 146-year history and diversified business model spanning industrial packaging, paper products, and timber management. The company operates a significant manufacturing footprint across the United States with 14,000 employees and serves multiple industrial verticals including chemicals, food and beverage, and agriculture.
Greif, Inc.
Greif is divesting its containerboard business while implementing price increases across recycled paperboard and protective packaging products, signaling strategic portfolio restructuring. The company continues strong operational performance with dividend increases and sustained workplace recognition, reflecting financial health and employee engagement.
Hood Packaging
Hood Packaging is a well-established flexible packaging manufacturer with ~20 plants across North America serving food, agricultural, and industrial markets. The company maintains a broad geographic footprint with manufacturing facilities across 9 states plus operations in Canada.
Hood Packaging Corporation
Hood Packaging Corporation is a well-established flexible packaging manufacturer with significant North American footprint across approximately 22 production facilities. The company maintains stable operations as a subsidiary of Hood Companies, Inc., serving diverse packaging segments including plastic film, woven polypropylene, and coated materials.
Hub Labels
Hub Labels is an established family-owned custom label manufacturer with a significant operational footprint of 110,000 sq ft and 20+ flexographic presses in Hagerstown, MD. The company maintains a stable product portfolio spanning pressure-sensitive labels, food/beverage, safety, and digital labels with no recent expansion activity.
Huhtamaki
Huhtamaki is a major global food packaging manufacturer with significant North American operations spanning 18 facilities across the US, specializing in molded fiber, paperboard, and plastic packaging including the Chinet brand. The company maintains a substantial workforce of 17,400 employees supporting diverse foodservice and retail customers.
Inline Plastics
Inline Plastics is an established US thermoformed food packaging manufacturer with a multi-generational family ownership and a geographically distributed footprint across 5 facilities. The company maintains a stable operational presence serving supermarkets and foodservice operators, with no recent expansion or investment activity reported.
International Paper
International Paper is a global packaging leader with 65,000 employees operating 8 major manufacturing facilities across the US, primarily in the Southeast. The company operates two core divisions—Industrial Packaging (containerboards) and Global Cellulose Fibers (pulps for hygiene and industrial applications).
International Paper Company
International Paper is executing an aggressive expansion strategy across multiple U.S. regions, completing the $360M NORPAC acquisition on the West Coast while simultaneously breaking ground on a new sustainable packaging facility in Mississippi and acquiring Delmarva Corrugated Packaging on the East Coast. This multi-front growth initiative positions the company to enhance containerboard capacity and strengthen its packaging capabilities across key markets.
Karat Packaging Inc.
Karat Packaging reported robust Q1 2026 results with 13% YoY sales growth and improving margins, driven by market share gains and strong online channel recovery. Leadership is actively engaging with institutional investors at major industry conferences, signaling confidence in the company's growth trajectory.
Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging
Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging operates as an integrated kraft pulp and containerboard manufacturer with six western U.S. plants, now part of Smurfit Westrock following the 2024 merger. The company maintains a significant manufacturing footprint but shows no current expansion activity or recent operational announcements.
Magnera
Magnera is a recently formed (Nov 2024) specialty materials packaging company with 9,000 employees and 14 manufacturing plants across North America, reporting solid Q2 2026 results with $796M in net sales and strong free cash flow generation. The company is actively consolidating legacy brands (Chicopee® and Sontara®) into new product lines (Universa™) and divesting non-core international assets while managing debt.
Mativ Holdings
Mativ is showing operational improvement with Q1 2026 earnings beating estimates ($0.06 vs $0.02 expected) and generating $20M in free cash flow despite a slight 1.1% revenue decline. The company is focusing on margin expansion through pricing actions and cost controls while managing high net debt of $950M.
Multi-Color Corporation
Multi-Color Corporation, a global label solutions manufacturer with 32+ known plants across North America, recently emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a major debt restructuring that cut $3.9B in obligations. The company is focusing on financial recovery and reorganization rather than growth initiatives.
Myers Industries
Myers Industries operates through two established divisions—Material Handling (plastic storage, containers, fuel tanks) and Distribution (tire/wheel maintenance products)—serving diverse industrial, automotive, and retail markets. The company maintains a stable four-facility footprint across Ohio, New York, and North Carolina with no recent expansion or operational changes reported.
Myers Industries, Inc.
Myers Industries reported strong Q1 2026 results with revenue growth, margin expansion, and improved free cash flow as part of its transformation program, driven by infrastructure and consumer market demand. The company maintains a soft 'buy' rating despite a 39.3% share price surge, with management expecting continued robust infrastructure and moderate industrial growth.
New Indy Containerboard
New Indy Containerboard is facing significant regulatory and legal challenges related to pollution violations at its South Carolina facility, with allegations of cancer-causing compounds seeping into the Catawba River and claims the company misled environmental agencies. The company is also reportedly divesting its York County paper mill for $300M, suggesting portfolio restructuring amid operational pressures.
Novolex
SPSNovolex is a packaging company headquartered in Hartsville, SC with limited publicly available operational data. Current intelligence gaps prevent detailed assessment of recent market activity or strategic positioning.
O-I Glass, Inc.
O-I Glass, a major global glass packaging manufacturer with 21,000 employees, is actively engaging investors through conference presentations and securing capital through a $500 million senior notes offering. The company faces a shareholder investigation into potential securities law violations by executive officers.
Packaging Corporation of America
Packaging Corporation of America, a diversified containerboard and corrugated packaging manufacturer with 15,400 employees, announced a significant 20% dividend increase to $6.00 per share annually, signaling confidence in cash generation. The company is actively engaged in investor relations through executive presentations at major industry conferences, though recent stock performance has been modest.
Pactiv Evergreen
Pactiv Evergreen is North America's largest food packaging manufacturer with an extensive domestic footprint of 60+ plants across the US. The company maintains a geographically distributed production network optimized for regional supply chain efficiency.
Pixelle Specialty Solutions
Pixelle Specialty Solutions is a major North American specialty paper manufacturer with a focused portfolio in barrier, food, and label papers serving packaging and industrial markets. The company operates two primary manufacturing facilities in Pennsylvania and Ohio under H.I.G. Capital ownership following its 2018 separation from Glatfelter.
Plastipak Holdings
Plastipak is a major North American rigid plastic container manufacturer with 25+ production and distribution facilities across the US, serving food, beverage, and personal care sectors. The company operates an integrated recycling operation through Clean Tech, supporting circular economy initiatives in PET and HDPE materials.
Pratt Industries
Pratt Industries maintains its position as America's fifth-largest corrugated packaging company with an extensive 50+ facility footprint across 25 US states. The company's vertically integrated operations span six paper mills and numerous converting facilities, leveraging its 100% recycled paper production capability.
Pregis
Pregis operates a highly distributed manufacturing footprint across 26+ North American facilities, positioning itself as a vertically integrated leader in protective packaging for e-commerce and industrial markets. The company maintains significant scale with 3,000 employees and diverse product lines including polyethylene foam, blown film, and cushioned mailers.
Pregis Corporation
Pregis Corporation is a major vertically integrated protective packaging manufacturer with a substantial North American footprint of 23+ facilities serving e-commerce, electronics, and automotive sectors. The company has been stable under Warburg Pincus ownership since 2019 with no recent expansion announcements.
Pretium Packaging
Pretium Packaging is a major US rigid plastic container manufacturer with 16 confirmed plants across multiple states and ~330 production lines serving diverse end markets. The company recently emerged from Chapter 11 restructuring in March 2026, positioning itself for operational stabilization.
Printpack
Printpack is a well-established flexible and specialty rigid packaging manufacturer with a strong multi-state footprint of 11 manufacturing facilities serving food, beverage, pharmaceuticals, and other key verticals. The company maintains a stable operational presence across major U.S. regions with no recent expansion announcements.
ProAmpac
ProAmpac is a major global flexible packaging manufacturer with significant manufacturing footprint across North America, operating 50+ facilities. The company serves diverse end markets including food, pet care, healthcare, and e-commerce with a workforce of 11,000 employees.
Rand Whitney Containerboard
Rand-Whitney Containerboard is New England's largest independent corrugated packaging manufacturer, operating 7 facilities across the northeastern US with a focus on 100% recycled linerboard production. As a Kraft Group subsidiary with 400 employees, the company maintains a strong regional presence in sustainable containerboard manufacturing.
Ranpak Holdings
Ranpak Holdings is an established packaging leader with a focus on sustainable paper-based protective solutions for e-commerce and industrial logistics across three continents. The company operates from two known facilities in Ohio and Pennsylvania with an 800-person workforce.
Ranpak Holdings Corp.
Ranpak Holdings has received upgraded analyst ratings with a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) and a consensus price target suggesting 27.1% upside potential, reflecting growing optimism about earnings prospects. The company recently reported Q1 2026 financial results and maintains its market position as a leading paper-based protective packaging solution provider across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Reynolds Consumer Products
Reynolds Consumer Products is a diversified packaging company with strong market presence across cooking/baking, waste management, and disposable tableware segments serving North American and global markets. The company operates multiple manufacturing facilities and maintains extensive retail distribution through grocery, warehouse clubs, and e-commerce channels.
Reynolds Consumer Products Inc.
Reynolds Consumer Products delivered strong Q1 2026 results with 7.2% revenue growth and 21.2% growth in its Cooking & Kitchen segment, driven by pricing power and volume gains. The company trades at a valuation discount to peers and offers a sustainable 6.3% dividend yield, though analyst consensus remains neutral with mixed sentiment on growth prospects.
Ring Container Technologies
Ring Container Technologies is a major North American blow molder with 18 manufacturing facilities strategically positioned near key customers across the US, UK, and Canada. The company maintains a focused plant philosophy to serve food service, retail food, and consumer packaging markets with HDPE and PET plastic containers.
Sabert Corporation
Sabert Corporation operates a diversified manufacturing footprint across 9 facilities in the US, positioning itself as a comprehensive food packaging supplier for foodservice and retail channels. No recent expansion or operational news is currently available.
Sappi North America
Sappi North America maintains a stable operational footprint with integrated mills in Maine and Minnesota producing specialty, packaging, and dissolving wood pulp products. The subsidiary generated $1.73 billion in revenue in FY2025, demonstrating solid market positioning within the packaging paper vertical.
Sealed Air
Sealed Air is undergoing a major ownership transition as Clayton, Dubilier & Rice's $10.3B acquisition is moving toward completion in mid-2026 after receiving regulatory approvals in March 2026. The company operates 60+ global manufacturing facilities with strong US presence and recently reported Q4 earnings that beat estimates, though it will be delisting from NYSE as Diebold Nixdorf takes its S&P SmallCap 600 spot.
Sigma Plastics Group
Sigma Plastics Group is North America's largest privately owned flexible packaging manufacturer with an extensive network of 40+ facilities across the US and Canada. The company maintains strong market presence across industrial, institutional, food, and retail segments with 5,000 employees.
Silgan Holdings
Silgan Holdings reported Q1 2026 earnings that beat analyst estimates with $0.78 EPS versus $0.74 consensus, though down from $0.82 year-ago, indicating steady but moderating performance. The company recently made an unsuccessful takeover bid for German medical packaging maker Gerresheimer, signaling strategic growth ambitions in the medical packaging segment.
Smurfit Westrock
Smurfit Westrock is a global packaging leader with significant manufacturing presence across the US, operating five major plants and serving diverse industries from food & beverage to e-commerce. The company maintains a broad product portfolio spanning containerboard, corrugated containers, folding cartons, and specialty paper-based packaging solutions.
Smurfit Westrock Plc
Smurfit Westrock is navigating Q1 2026 headwinds from weather and North American volume weakness, but management is pursuing a value-over-volume strategy with pricing increases and margin expansion targets. The company announced its intention to delist from the LSE and consolidate solely on the NYSE, signaling a strategic shift toward the U.S. market.
Sonoco Products
Sonoco is a diversified packaging manufacturer with 80+ US facilities experiencing near-term margin pressure from inflation and energy costs, though management maintains confidence in pricing power and productivity gains. The company maintains a strong 43-year dividend growth streak and is positioned as a defensive, income-generating play despite recent earnings headwinds.
Tekni-Plex
TekniPlex operates a substantial 21-facility manufacturing footprint across North America, strategically positioned to serve healthcare, food and beverage, and consumer products markets. The company's diversified portfolio spans medical device packaging, pharmaceutical films, closure liners, molded fiber packaging, and specialty compounds.
TriMas Corporation
TriMas reported Q1 2026 net sales of $168.3M (up 10.4% YoY) with earnings beating estimates, driven by organic growth across Packaging and Specialty Products segments. The company declared a quarterly dividend and is attracting institutional investor interest, indicating solid operational momentum.
Twin Rivers Paper
Twin Rivers Paper is a significant specialty packaging manufacturer with ~1,000 employees operating five mills across Maine and New York, producing over 400,000 tons annually of diversified papers including food-service packaging, release liners, and medical grades. The company maintains a stable multi-mill operation but shows no recent signals of growth initiatives or market changes.
UFP Technologies
UFP Technologies reported Q1 2026 earnings that slightly beat estimates with $2.48 EPS and $17.5M net income, demonstrating stable performance in its medical device and packaging segments. The company continues executing leadership transitions and investor engagement activities while maintaining operations across its 15-plant North American manufacturing network.
Verallia North America
Verallia North America operates as a major US glass packaging manufacturer with 10 manufacturing facilities across key regions, producing billions of glass containers annually for beverage and food markets. The company has been integrated as Ardagh Glass Packaging – North America since its 2014 acquisition by Ardagh Group.
WestRock
WestRock is a major global packaging manufacturer with a diversified portfolio spanning corrugated and consumer packaging solutions across multiple continents. The company operates 7 known manufacturing facilities across the southeastern U.S. and New Jersey, serving customers in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and industrial sectors.
Winpak
Winpak is a established global packaging manufacturer with three core divisions spanning flexible packaging, rigid containers, and packaging machinery. The company maintains a solid North American operational footprint with facilities in Canada and the United States serving food, healthcare, and industrial markets.