Sonoco Products Company

NYSE: SON
$50.98
-$0.93 (-1.8%)
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Asset Type Stock
Exchange NYSE
Currency USD
Country USA
Sector MANUFACTURING
Industry PAPERBOARD CONTAINERS & BOXES
Address ONE NORTH SECOND ST, P O BOX 160, HARTSVILLE, SC, US
Fiscal Year End December
Latest Quarter 12/31/2023
Market Cap 5,555.11M USD
Shares Outstanding 97,956,000
Sonoco Products Company is a global leader in designing and manufacturing innovative and sustainable packaging solutions. Founded in 1899 and based in Hartsville, South Carolina, Sonoco offers a wide range of products including rigid paper and plastic containers, flexible packaging, and paperboard tubes. Catering to diverse markets such as food, construction, and textiles, Sonoco combines engineering expertise with a commitment to quality and sustainability, making it a go-to source for businesses around the world seeking reliable packaging solutions.

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