Amcor is trading at a favorable valuation of 10.5x forward P/E with a 6.1% dividend yield, making it an attractive entry point after a recent price pullback. The company is benefiting from synergies following its acquisition of Berry, which is driving margin expansion and a 32% year-over-year increase in adjusted EBITDA. Management aims to reduce net debt to EBITDA to 3x by the end of 2027 while maintaining dividends and managing higher input costs. Analysts expect double-digit EPS growth by 2027, supporting a 'Buy' rating with potential mid-teens annual total returns from earnings growth, dividend yield, and valuation improvements.
Amcor's market cap stands at $19.59 billion with a dividend yield of 6.13%, reflecting its appeal as a high-yield stock. On Pluang, Amcor shares are priced at USD 42.20 with a slight 0.42% decline as of September 18, 2026, 20:32 WIB. The stock shows strong investor interest with 100% buy orders and an average holding period of 68 days, indicating confidence in its medium-term prospects.
