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Avery Dennison Corporation reported higher sales and earnings for the second quarter and first half of 2026. Net sales were $2,462.9 million in the quarter and $4,761.4 million year to date, while net income reached $204.1 million for the quarter and $372.2 million year to date. Diluted EPS was $2.67 for the quarter and $4.85 year to date. Growth was led by Materials Group, which delivered 10% organic sales growth in the quarter; Solutions Group organic sales grew 3%.
Operating cash flow was $544.7 million in the first six months, driving adjusted free cash flow of $469.8 million. The company recorded $34.7 million of restructuring charges tied to roughly 600 position reductions and footprint optimization. Fair value of total debt was $3.60 billion, with no borrowings under the $1.20 billion revolver. Management expects 2026 results to reflect favorable foreign currency translation and incremental restructuring savings, partly offset by higher interest expense and a full-year effective tax rate in the high‑twenty percent range.
Avery Dennison reported steady fiscal first-quarter 2026 results, with net sales of $2,298.5 million up from $2,148.3 million, a 7% increase, and modest organic sales growth.
Net income edged up to $168.1 million from $166.3 million, with diluted earnings per share rising to $2.18 from $2.09. Materials Group delivered higher sales and segment adjusted operating income, while Solutions Group saw slightly lower sales and earnings as base-business demand softened.
Cash generation improved markedly: operating cash flow reached $136.5 million versus a use of $16.3 million a year earlier, driving adjusted free cash flow of $104.4 million. The company recorded $15.9 million of restructuring charges tied to about 370 position reductions, aimed at optimizing its footprint.
Debt stood near $3.79 billion with cash of $255.1 million, and the effective tax rate increased to 30.1%. After quarter-end, the quarterly dividend was raised to $1.00 per share and Avery Dennison completed a minority investment of approximately $75 million in Wiliot Ltd. to expand its sensor technology offerings.
Avery Dennison reported fiscal Q3 2025 results showing modest growth in revenue with softer earnings. Net sales were $2,215.5 million versus $2,183.4 million a year ago, while net income was $166.3 million versus $181.7 million. Diluted EPS was $2.13 versus $2.25 as a higher effective tax rate (29.2% vs. 24.1%) and increased interest expense weighed on results.
By segment, Materials Group delivered net sales of $1,516.0 million and adjusted operating income of $230.1 million, helped by productivity initiatives. Solutions Group posted net sales of $699.5 million and adjusted operating income of $69.7 million; organic growth was 4% on strength in high-value categories. Companywide, organic sales were comparable year over year.
Liquidity and capital actions were active: cash rose to $536.3 million, long-term debt increased to $3,202.3 million, and year-to-date share repurchases totaled $453.6 million. In September, the company issued €500 million senior notes due 2035 at 4.000% (net proceeds ~€494 million, $577 million). Subsequent to quarter-end, Avery Dennison acquired W.F. Taylor Holdings for $390 million, expanding the Materials Group portfolio. The company recorded $22.8 million in 2025 restructuring charges tied to approximately 770 position reductions.