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Company Description

Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc. ("SWM"), historically traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol SWM, was a global performance materials company. According to company communications, SWM operated as SWM International and focused on engineered materials such as films, adhesive tapes, foams, nets, nonwovens, and papers. These materials were designed and manufactured using resins, polymers, and natural fibers for a variety of industries and specialty applications.

SWM and its subsidiaries manufactured on four continents and conducted business in over 90 countries, with a workforce of thousands of employees worldwide. The company described its purpose as finding ways to improve everyday life by bringing innovation, design, and manufacturing solutions to its customers. Its activities placed it within the broader specialty materials and performance materials space, which is related to, but more specific than, the general paper and paper products industry classification.

Corporate transformation into Mativ

SWM underwent a significant corporate transformation through an all-stock merger of equals with Neenah, Inc. Company announcements describe SWM and Neenah as two global manufacturers of specialty materials that agreed to combine to form a new entity. Upon closing of this merger, the combined company name became Mativ, Inc. ("Mativ"), and its shares began trading on the NYSE under the ticker symbol MATV. As part of this change, the "SWM" ticker symbol was deactivated, and the legacy SWM listing ceased to trade under that symbol.

Communications about the merger characterized the combined business as a global leader in specialty materials and solutions with a scale of several billion dollars in annual revenue. The merger was presented as a way to bring together complementary product portfolios, technology capabilities, and geographic reach, with an emphasis on specialty materials serving a range of industrial and consumer-related applications.

Business focus and product categories

In its own descriptions, SWM highlighted its highly engineered films, adhesive tapes, foams, nets, nonwovens, and papers. These products were manufactured from resins, polymers, and natural fibers. Company statements indicate that these materials were used across various specialty applications and industries, though specific end markets were not exhaustively listed in the provided information.

Prior to the merger with Neenah, SWM also reported two main business segments in its financial communications: Advanced Materials & Structures (AMS) and Engineered Papers (EP). The AMS segment included products such as industrial and construction-related materials and filtration products, while the EP segment included high-value tobacco papers and reduced-risk product papers. These segment descriptions show that SWM’s activities extended beyond traditional paper into broader engineered and performance materials.

Segment evolution and combined company structure

In connection with the merger with Neenah, SWM and Neenah announced that the combined company would report results through two reporting segments: Advanced Technical Materials and Fiber-Based Solutions. The Advanced Technical Materials segment was described as delivering solutions that filter and purify air and liquids, support adhesive and protective applications, advance healing and wellness, and address demanding material science performance needs. The Fiber-Based Solutions segment was described as leveraging extensive natural fiber capabilities to provide specialty solutions for end uses such as sustainable packaging, imaging and communications, home and office, consumer goods, and other applications.

These segment descriptions, while framed for the combined company, reflect the legacy SWM focus on engineered materials and fibers, and they indicate how SWM’s historical capabilities contributed to the broader Mativ portfolio.

Relationship between SWM and Mativ

For investors researching the SWM ticker, it is important to understand that SWM as an independent listing was effectively folded into Mativ through the merger of equals with Neenah. Later communications from Mativ reference former SWM directors and describe the company’s evolution since the 2022 merger. For example, a Mativ board appointment announcement notes that a director previously served on the board of Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc., underscoring the continuity between the legacy SWM entity and the current Mativ structure.

As a result, SWM is best understood today in a historical context: as one of the two predecessor companies that combined to form Mativ Holdings, Inc. under the MATV ticker on the NYSE. Current operational and financial information about the ongoing business is therefore associated with Mativ rather than with the deactivated SWM symbol.

Investor and historical context

Before the merger, SWM communicated that it manufactured on four continents and did business in over 90 countries, emphasizing its global footprint. It also described itself as a performance materials company with a focus on innovation, design, and manufacturing solutions. Financial reports from that period referenced segment performance in Advanced Materials & Structures and Engineered Papers, as well as initiatives such as acquisitions and integration activities designed to expand its materials portfolio.

In addition, SWM’s collaboration announcements, such as a co-development agreement with UbiQD, Inc. to work on quantum dot glass interlayers for electricity-producing windows, illustrate how the company applied its polymer engineering and interlayer expertise in advanced materials projects.

How to view SWM today

Because the SWM ticker has been deactivated and the business has been combined with Neenah under the Mativ name and MATV ticker, the SWM symbol now primarily serves as a reference point for historical trading, financial results, and corporate actions prior to the merger. Investors seeking current information about the continuing operations that originated from SWM should review disclosures and market data for Mativ Holdings, Inc. (MATV) on the NYSE.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the market cap of SWM (SWM)?

The market cap of SWM (SWM) is approximately 731.8M. Learn more about what market capitalization means .

What was Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc. (SWM)?

Schweitzer-Mauduit International, Inc., known as SWM, was a global performance materials company. It focused on highly engineered films, adhesive tapes, foams, nets, nonwovens, and papers manufactured from resins, polymers, and natural fibers for various specialty applications.

What happened to the SWM stock ticker?

In connection with an all-stock merger of equals between SWM and Neenah, Inc., the combined company was named Mativ, Inc., and its shares began trading on the NYSE under the ticker symbol MATV. As part of this change, the SWM ticker symbol was deactivated.

How was SWM involved in the creation of Mativ?

SWM and Neenah agreed to combine in an all-stock merger of equals to form a global specialty materials company. Upon closing, the new company was named Mativ, Inc., and the legacy SWM operations became part of the combined business under the MATV ticker.

What products did SWM highlight in its business description?

SWM highlighted highly engineered films, adhesive tapes, foams, nets, nonwovens, and papers. These products were designed and manufactured using resins, polymers, and natural fibers for a variety of industries and specialty applications.

What business segments did SWM report before the merger?

Before the merger with Neenah, SWM reported two main segments: Advanced Materials & Structures (AMS) and Engineered Papers (EP). Company disclosures associated AMS with products such as industrial, construction, and filtration-related materials, and EP with high-value tobacco papers and reduced-risk product papers.

How did the segment structure change after the SWM and Neenah merger?

In announcing the combined company structure, SWM and Neenah stated that the new company would report results through two segments: Advanced Technical Materials and Fiber-Based Solutions. Advanced Technical Materials was described as providing filtration, adhesive, protective, and wellness-related solutions, while Fiber-Based Solutions focused on natural fiber-based specialty solutions for areas such as sustainable packaging and imaging and communications.

Is SWM still an independent company?

Based on company announcements, SWM combined with Neenah in an all-stock merger of equals, and the combined entity operates under the Mativ name with the MATV ticker on the NYSE. The SWM ticker was deactivated, so SWM is best viewed as a predecessor company to Mativ rather than as a separate current listing.

What is an example of SWM’s activity in advanced materials?

A collaboration announcement described SWM working with UbiQD, Inc. to develop a quantum dot glass interlayer for electricity-producing windows. This project combined UbiQD’s quantum dot technology with SWM’s expertise in polymer interlayers for laminated glass.