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CCL Industries Inc
CCL Industries makes the labels, packaging, and printed components that many brands put on their products. Its core business is pressure-sensitive labels, shrink sleeves, decorated packaging, and specialty materials used on food, household, personal care, healthcare, industrial, and logistics products. It also makes items like security labels, RFID tags, and packaging for medical and pharmaceutical customers. The company sells mainly to manufacturers and brand owners that need a reliable supplier for product identification, decoration, track-and-trace, and compliance labeling. It makes money by producing and selling these custom items, often in high volumes and with close customer relationships tied to specific product lines and packaging requirements. Some customers also use its retail and business labeling products, such as office labels and asset tags. What makes CCL different is that it sits in a very practical spot in the value chain: it turns films, paper, adhesives, and other materials into the labels and package parts that help products stand out, carry required information, and move through stores and supply chains. That makes it less about finished consumer brands and more about being a behind-the-scenes manufacturing partner to them.
CCL Industries makes the labels, packaging, and printed components that many brands put on their products. Its core business is pressure-sensitive labels, shrink sleeves, decorated packaging, and specialty materials used on food, household, personal care, healthcare, industrial, and logistics products. It also makes items like security labels, RFID tags, and packaging for medical and pharmaceutical customers.
The company sells mainly to manufacturers and brand owners that need a reliable supplier for product identification, decoration, track-and-trace, and compliance labeling. It makes money by producing and selling these custom items, often in high volumes and with close customer relationships tied to specific product lines and packaging requirements. Some customers also use its retail and business labeling products, such as office labels and asset tags.
What makes CCL different is that it sits in a very practical spot in the value chain: it turns films, paper, adhesives, and other materials into the labels and package parts that help products stand out, carry required information, and move through stores and supply chains. That makes it less about finished consumer brands and more about being a behind-the-scenes manufacturing partner to them.
Sales: Q2 2023 sales rose 1.8% to $1.64 billion, mainly due to acquisitions and currency tailwinds, despite a 4.5% organic decline.
Profitability: Operating income and EBITDA both declined year-over-year, with operating income down 8% (ex-currency) and EBITDA down 7%.
Earnings: Net earnings fell to $155.9 million from $163.4 million last year; EPS decreased to $0.88 from $0.91.
Cash Flow: Free cash flow improved to $120.1 million, helped by better working capital management.
Segments: CCL Container segment grew strongly with high margins, while CCL Secure and Design faced volume declines; Checkpoint and Innovia saw sequential improvement.
Acquisitions: Completed 8 acquisitions in the last 12 months, including Faubel (clinical trials labeling leader in Europe) and Imprint Energy (battery tech).
Outlook: Management sees early signs of a volume pickup in July but remains cautious, expecting a gradual recovery in coming quarters.
