Change was clearly the word of the month, with impending changes of ownership, changes in personnel and changes in strategy ...

International Paper has completed the sale of five European plants to PALM Group, fulfilling regulatory commitments.

International Paper (IP) to sell 5 corrugated box plants in France, Portugal, and Spain to PALM Group, fulfilling regulatory obligation after DS Smith acquisition.

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DS Smith, a leading fiber-based packaging manufacturer, which was acquired by International Paper in 2025, found through its Unboxing Consumer Prefere ...

ATLANTA, February 27, 2025--DS Smith, a leading fiber-based packaging manufacturer, which was acquired by International Paper in 2025, found through its Unboxing Consumer Preferences on ...

DS Smith, FTSE100 and global fibre-based and sustainable packaging solutions company, announce their extended partnership with Zalando, one of the leading multi-brand shopping experiences for fashion ...

DS Smith, a stalwart British packaging company with its North American operations based in Atlanta’s tallest tower, is undergoing a pending acquisition by International Paper.

Designers at DS Smith have reportedly tested the resultant pack. It is now said to contain 78% less plastic and saved over 373,248kg of CO2 to date, while simultaneously achieving recyclability and ...

International Paper secures a $9.9 billion deal to acquire DS Smith Plc, forming a powerhouse in sustainable packaging. The arrangement, valued at 415 pence per DS Smith share, will see IP issuing ...

Expands IP's footprint and capabilities in the attractive European region. Combines DS Smith's extensive European sales of $9.4 billion4 in FY23 with IP's European sales of $1.5 billion in FY23.

Shares in DS Smith closed on Tuesday afternoon at 359.8p, giving the company a market capitalisation of £4.83bn. It was unclear which bankers were advising International Paper on its deliberations.