Every 10-Q that International (INPAP) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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International Paper reported a profitable first quarter of 2026 while reshaping its portfolio. Net sales were $5.97 billion, up from $5.26 billion a year earlier, and earnings from continuing operations were $76 million versus a prior loss of $124 million. Net earnings reached $60 million, or $0.11 per diluted share. Adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations was $677 million, reflecting cost discipline amid higher energy and weather‑related expenses. Cash provided by operating activities was $611 million and free cash flow was $94 million, aided by working capital improvements. The company closed the $1.1 billion sale of its Global Cellulose Fibers business, recording a small loss in discontinued operations and using $660 million of proceeds to reduce debt. It also advanced plans to spin off its EMEA packaging operations and agreed to acquire North Pacific Paper Company for $360 million to bolster West Coast containerboard capacity.
International Paper (IP) reported a difficult quarter as it integrates DS Smith and restructures its mill footprint. Net sales rose to $6,222 million from $3,979 million a year ago, driven by the DS Smith acquisition, but the company posted a net loss of $1,102 million. From continuing operations, the loss was $426 million, and discontinued operations contributed a loss of $676 million, reflecting the planned sale of Global Cellulose Fibers.
Strategic moves weighed on earnings. The company recorded restructuring charges of $342 million in the quarter, including costs tied to the Savannah ($135 million) and Riceboro ($95 million) mill closures and resource realignment in PS EMEA and PS NA. IP announced an agreement to sell Global Cellulose Fibers for $1.5 billion (including preferred stock with a $190 million liquidation preference) and booked a non‑cash, pre‑tax impairment of $1.0 billion in discontinued operations, with closing expected by year‑end, subject to approvals.
Balance sheet and integration. IP closed the DS Smith deal for approximately $9.9 billion, issuing 178,126,631 new shares. Total assets increased to $40,568 million, and operating cash flow for the first nine months was $793 million.