Bullisch
$57.29
Szenariopreis
$33.400
+0.210 (+0.63%)Zum Schluss
International Paper Company provides sustainable packaging solutions. The Company is engaged in producing renewable fiber-based packaging products with manufacturing operations in North America, Latin America, Europe and North Africa. Its segments include Packaging Solutions North America and Packaging Solutions EMEA. The Company's products and services include Packaging, Packaging Services, and Recycling. It provides corrugated packaging, solid fiber, corrugated sheets, retail displays, bulk packaging, and more. It also offers related services such as design and fulfillment to support these solutions. It provides a range of packaging and display services, from design and testing to fulfillment, including structural design, graphic design services, printing, testing, fulfillment and assembly and mechanical packaging. Its recycling solutions and services manage fiber recovery programs for retailers, grocers, e-commerce, distribution centers, manufacturers, and our own box plants.
International Paper Co is currently a hold. The stock is trading at $33.19, which is below the average analyst target of $41, suggesting potential upside. However, the RSI is at 47.34, indicating a neutral momentum, and the company has faced significant challenges with a 31.13% decline over the past year. The main risk is the ongoing poor performance in its North American segment, which reported a 4.5% revenue decline last quarter.
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International Paper Company provides sustainable packaging solutions. The Company is engaged in producing renewable fiber-based packaging products with manufacturing operations in North America, Latin America, Europe and North Africa. Its segments include Packaging Solutions North America and Packaging Solutions EMEA. The Company's products and services include Packaging, Packaging Services, and Recycling. It provides corrugated packaging, solid fiber, corrugated sheets, retail displays, bulk packaging, and more. It also offers related services such as design and fulfillment to support these solutions. It provides a range of packaging and display services, from design and testing to fulfillment, including structural design, graphic design services, printing, testing, fulfillment and assembly and mechanical packaging. Its recycling solutions and services manage fiber recovery programs for retailers, grocers, e-commerce, distribution centers, manufacturers, and our own box plants. It operates in the Basic Materials sector (PAPER MILLS industry).
International Paper Co is currently a hold. The stock is trading at $33.19, which is below the average analyst target of $41, suggesting potential upside. However, the RSI is at 47.34, indicating a neutral momentum, and the company has faced significant challenges with a 31.13% decline over the past year. The main risk is the ongoing poor performance in its North American segment, which reported a 4.5% revenue decline last quarter.
18 analysts cover IP: 10 rate it Buy, 7 Hold and 1 Sell. The average price target is 48.35.
On IP, maybe the next consensus is Super Dog. Anyone can spend $100 — maybe it could go up 100x? Well, let's not talk about how many times. Just treat it as entertainment spending.
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