Amcor’s merger with Berry Global and TOPPAN’s purchase of Sonoco’s TFP business are just two transactions that transformed the flexible packaging sector in 2025.
The purchase price consists of $650 million on a cash-free and debt-free basis payable at closing, and additional consideration of up to $75 million (“additional consideration”) if certain performance measures for calendar year 2025 are met.
In many countries, EPR is coordinated at a national level. The U.S. approach, by contrast, is state-driven. While this approach enables locally effective solutions, it also introduces major headaches for CPGs who are trying to keep up and comply.
In addition to the acquisition, the TOPPAN Group plans to launch two business units: TOPPAN Packaging for the packaging business and TOPPAN Specialty Films for the high-performance film business.
Sale accelerates Sonoco’s portfolio simplification strategy and enables more focused capital investments in the company’s remaining industrial paper and consumer packaging businesses.
Amcor’s acquisition of Berry Global sends a strong signal to the M&A market: consolidation remains a key strategy for companies seeking to enhance scale, operational efficiency, and market reach.
This strategic alliance underscores Sonoco’s commitment to environmental stewardship and social responsibility, aligning with PSC’s mission to advance sustainability in the global pet industry.
Exploring alternatives for the TFP business is expected to accelerate Sonoco’s portfolio simplification strategy, improve pro forma leverage and further increase shareholder value.
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