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Avery Dennison
AVY · NYSEMaterials
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Raw inputsore, oil, gas, air & landChemicals,metals & gasesrefining & reactingFinishedmaterialspaints, packaging, aggreg…Distribution &logisticshow it gets thereCustomers &end marketswho paysPLPWood pulp & paper millsOILOil & gas feedstockPPRPaper & film face stockFLMFilms & resinsADHAdhesives & siliconesNXPNXP SemiconductorsPIImpinjAVYAvery DennisonPSMPressure-sensitive materialsRFIDIntelligent Labels (RFID)APPApparel branding & tagsCNVLabel converters & printersCPGFood, drink & consumer brandsRTLRetailersAPRApparel brands & retailersLOGLogistics & e-commerce···Consumers
Company details
Market cap
~$12B
Revenue
~$8.8B
P/E ratio
~17×
Div yield
~2.2%
EPS (adj.)
~$9.40
Profit margin
~8%
Rev. growth
+5%
Free cash flow
~$0.7B
In plain English
Avery Dennison is the world's biggest maker of the sticky label material almost everything is wrapped in — the pressure-sensitive roll stock that converters print into food, drink, shipping and product labels. On top of that base it has built a digital-identification business: the RFID 'Intelligent Labels' and apparel tags (built up via Smartrac, Paxar and Vestcom) that let retailers like Walmart and apparel brands track every item from factory to shelf.
In simple terms
What Avery Dennison really sells
Avery Dennison is the world's biggest maker of the sticky label material almost everything is wrapped in — the pressure-sensitive roll stock that converters print into food, drink, shipping and product labels. On top of that base it has built a digital-identification business: the RFID 'Intelligent Labels' and apparel tags (built up via Smartrac, Paxar and Vestcom) that let retailers like Walmart and apparel brands track every item from factory to shelf.
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