Bull
$43.78
Scenario price
$50.120
-0.150 (-0.30%)At close
Sonoco Products Company is a global designer, developer, and manufacturer of a variety of highly engineered and sustainable packaging serving multiple end markets. Its segments include Consumer Packaging and Industrial Paper Packaging. Products within the Consumer Packaging segment consist of rigid packaging (paper, metal, and plastic), primarily serving the consumer staples market focused on food, beverage, household, personal, and pharmaceutical products. Its rigid paper containers are manufactured from 100% recycled paperboard provided primarily from Sonoco global paper operations. These paper products are primarily used in the food and beverage markets. Products within the Industrial Paper Packaging segment consist primarily of goods produced from recycled fiber, including paperboard tubes, cores, cones and cans; partitions; paper-based protective materials; and uncoated recycled paperboard for high-end applications, such as folding cartons, can board, and laminated structures.
Sonoco Products Co is currently a hold. The stock is trading at $50.12, which is below the recent analyst target of $62 from Truist, indicating potential upside. However, the RSI is at 57.625, suggesting it is nearing overbought territory. The recent earnings report showed a slight miss with an EPS of 1.67 against an estimate of 1.76, which may raise concerns about future performance. The main risk is the significant drop in net income in Q3 2026, which was -732.1 million USD, reflecting potential volatility in earnings.
Truist
$62
2026-10-12
Truist
2026-10-12
Price Target
$62
BofA
$56
2026-10-06
BofA
2026-10-06
Price Target
$56
UBS
$51
2026-10-05
UBS
2026-10-05
Price Target
$51
Citi
$63
2026-10-02
Citi
2026-10-02
Price Target
$63
BofA
$60
2026-09-03
BofA
2026-09-03
Price Target
$60
Scenario prices are the last monthly forecast band of the current year. Probabilities are fixed model weights (25 / 50 / 25), not guarantees.

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Sonoco Products Company is a global designer, developer, and manufacturer of a variety of highly engineered and sustainable packaging serving multiple end markets. Its segments include Consumer Packaging and Industrial Paper Packaging. Products within the Consumer Packaging segment consist of rigid packaging (paper, metal, and plastic), primarily serving the consumer staples market focused on food, beverage, household, personal, and pharmaceutical products. Its rigid paper containers are manufactured from 100% recycled paperboard provided primarily from Sonoco global paper operations. These paper products are primarily used in the food and beverage markets. Products within the Industrial Paper Packaging segment consist primarily of goods produced from recycled fiber, including paperboard tubes, cores, cones and cans; partitions; paper-based protective materials; and uncoated recycled paperboard for high-end applications, such as folding cartons, can board, and laminated structures. It operates in the Basic Materials sector (PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS & BOXES industry).
Sonoco Products Co is currently a hold. The stock is trading at $50.12, which is below the recent analyst target of $62 from Truist, indicating potential upside. However, the RSI is at 57.625, suggesting it is nearing overbought territory. The recent earnings report showed a slight miss with an EPS of 1.67 against an estimate of 1.76, which may raise concerns about future performance. The main risk is the significant drop in net income in Q3 2026, which was -732.1 million USD, reflecting potential volatility in earnings.
11 analysts cover SON: 2 rate it Buy, 8 Hold and 1 Sell. The average price target is 52.71.
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