Press releases

SIG announced today that it has been formally recognized by the Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) for meeting the highest criteria for recyclability under the APR Design® Guide for Plastics Recyclability.

The Board of Directors of SIG and Samuel Sigrist have mutually agreed on Samuel stepping down from his position as SIG’s Chief Executive Officer with immediate effect. The Board seeks new leadership to steer the Company through its next phase.

• Q2 2025 revenue growth vs. Q2 2024 at constant currency +1.6% (constant currency and constant resin +1.2%) • H1 2025 revenue growth vs. H1 2024 at constant currency +2.6% (constant currency and constant resin + 2.1%) • Q2 2025 adjusted EBITDA margin 24.7% (Q2 2024: 25.1%) • H1 2025 adjusted EBITDA margin 23.6% (H1 2024: 23.5%) Full year guidance: • revenue growth1 in the lower half of the 3-5% range • adjusted EBITDA margin to be at the lower end of 24.5 to 25.5% range • net capex including lease payments in the lower half of the 7-9% range

• Strategic partnership to accelerate the development and large-scale production of paper-based closures – including base and cap – targeting the same properties and performance of traditional plastic closures • Next big move on the way to 90% paper content in SIG aseptic cartons • “Plug-and-play” solution on installed base of filling machines and closure applicators possible thanks to SIG’s post-application technology for closures • Ambition to replace tens of billions plastic closures per year when fully developed

Cooperoeste, one of the largest dairy producers in Santa Catarina, Brazil, and a strategic partner of SIG, has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of yogurt and dulce de leche in SIG CloverCap pouches. The new products will be filled using SIG Prime 100, a high-performance and flexible filling line designed for aseptic spouted pouch applications. The official launch took place in June at ExpoSuper 2025, the leading retail trade show and business convention in Santa Catarina.

SIG has launched the first 1-liter aseptic carton packs made of SIG Terra Alu-free + Full barrier packaging material, which are now available on shelves. It is the world’s first full barrier packaging material for aseptic cartons without an aluminum layer, further reducing the already low carbon footprint of standard SIG carton packs.

SIG, a leading solutions provider of packaging for better, announces the first expansion of its high-tech aseptic carton production plant in Querétaro, Mexico. Following the successful start of operations in early 2023, the company will invest an additional $35 million beginning in 2025, reinforcing its long-term commitment to the markets of Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Central America.

As SIG experiences a shift and demand towards aseptic cartons without aluminum layer, Hochwald, one of the leading dairies in Europe, is at the forefront of this move as it launches UHT milk in SIG cartons without aluminum layer. Using the packaging material SIG Terra Alu-free further reduces the already low carbon footprint of SIG standard packaging material by up to 34%*.

TH true MILK, a major player and innovator in Vietnam’s dairy and beverage sector, continues to expand its product offering with the launch of two new snack drinks for children: Chocomalt with hearty oats or chewy nata de coco – both offering a fun and nutritious snacking experience in a convenient aseptic carton. This marks TH true MILK’s expansion of its dairy portfolio, made possible with the SIG Drinksplus technology.

Following the success of its pilot project in Bangladesh, the SIG Foundation is proud to announce the expansion of its flagship “Cartons for Good” initiative to Thailand. In collaboration with Ampol Food, a leading food and beverage innovator in Thailand, the project is using SIG’s filling technology to transform surplus mangoes and longkong into nutritious pudding for elderly people in need.