The company markets its products under brand names including OptiDure, Cryovac, Bubble Wrap, Autobag, Liquibox, and Sealed Air. Sealed Air serves food and beverage, medical and healthcare, home and personal care, construction, fulfillment and e-commerce, and industrial and manufacturing industries.
Cyborg Score Rationale
In 2024, Sealed Air's revenue was $5.39 billion, a decrease of -1.75% compared to the previous year, and earnings declined 22.51%. However, the company maintains strong brand equity with iconic products and diversified end-market exposure, though execution challenges and pending acquisition create near-term uncertainty.
Top Insights
The company is moving into a no-shop phase with closing targeted for mid-2026, subject to stockholder approval and regulatory clearances.
Globally recognized brands include CRYOVAC, LIQUIBOX, SEALED AIR, AUTOBAG, and BUBBLE WRAP, with approximately 16,400 employees serving customers in 117 countries.
The 30-day go-shop period expired without any excluded party emerging, leaving the agreed all-cash price of $42.15 per share and $10.3 billion enterprise value intact.
Investors have been pushing for Sealed Air to address its sluggish Protective Care segment.
Named Competitors
Amcor — Leading global flexible packaging company
Winpak — Flexible packaging and rigid plastic products
Coveris — Flexible and rigid packaging solutions provider
Pregis — Protective packaging and material handling systems
Recent Developments
(February 2026) Sealed Air declares quarterly cash dividend of $0.20 per share payable March 27, 2026
(December 2025) Go-shop period expires; CD&R acquisition confirmed at $42.15 per share with $10.3 billion enterprise value
(November 2025) Clayton, Dubilier & Rice acquisition agreement announced for take-private transaction
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