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Equipment
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AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
$8.0B
P/E ratio
21×
Div yield
1.7%
EPS (TTM)
$5.40
Profit margin
10%
Rev. growth
+6%
Revenue
$3.8B
Free cash flow
$0.3B
In plain English
Aptar makes the bit of the package you actually touch — the nasal-spray pump, the inhaler valve, the fragrance atomizer, the flip-top closure. It buys plastic resin, rubber and metal, molds them into precision dispensing systems, and sells them to the world's pharma, beauty and consumer-goods brands. Pharma is ~46% of sales and the profit engine; a 30+ year run of dividend increases marks the steadier half of the business.
In simple terms
Aptar sits in the middle of the package
Resin, rubber and metal flow in; Aptar molds and assembles them into pumps, valves and closures; those get filled by pharma, beauty and consumer brands and end up in your medicine cabinet, on your dresser and in your fridge.
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