Amcor Sales Rise 7% to $6.13 Billion; Cuts EPS Forecast
For the quarter ending in September 2026, adjusted EPS fell to $0.95. Amcor lowered its semi-annual EPS forecast to $1.70–$1.80, citing higher energy and distribution costs. It reported $60 million in quarterly synergies and reaffirmed transition-period and three-year targets of $130 million and $650 million, respectively. Growth synergies also contributed an additional $170 million in annual sales.
Amcor PLC announced its financial results for the quarter ending in September 2026, reporting a 7% increase in sales to $6.13 billion. Despite the revenue growth, adjusted EPS declined to $0.95. The company revised its semi-annual EPS forecast downward to a range of $1.70—$1.80, citing increased energy and distribution costs as primary drivers. Additionally, Amcor reported $60 million in quarterly synergies and reaffirmed its long-term targets of $130 million during the transition period and $650 million over three years.
Growth synergies also contributed an additional $170 million in annual sales.