Chief executive Tony Smurfit granted just under 98,000 share awards worth €4.1 million
Ken Bowles
WestRock, the US’s second-largest paper packaging group, once harboured ambitions of snapping up Smurfit Kappa, but has now become a willing target of Ireland’s first multinational
Packaging group looking at opportunities for faster growth in emerging economies as it opens first African plant
Joe Brennan: Smurfit Kappa has been one of the darlings of the Irish market recently
Review of maximum potential awards follows 12% share price rise last year
With its share price at an all-time high, Smurfit Kappa chief Tony Smurfit has been vindicated in his decision to reject a rival offer three years ago
Awards ceremony originally due to be held on May 13th to take place at Mansion House
Business Person of the Year and other category winners to be announced at May event
Mr Bowleshas helped steer the company through what has been a busy period of late
Chief executive gets €3.4 million pay packet after company rebuffs IP takeover approach
Ken Bowles, Eamonn Crowley, Les Wood and Marie Joyce are the four contenders
Dublin based box-making giant plans to use most of proceeds to repay borrowings
Shares in the Dublin-based group have fallen by up to 7 per cent as investors started to get jittery
Unwanted suitor International Paper expected to return with new offer
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