Smurfit Westrock mulls London delisting as earnings miss estimates Â
Dublin-based company would follow CRH in dropping its London listing altogether
Smurfit Westrock
Smurfit Westrock joins exclusive club of Ryder Club sponsors
Agreement covering next three editions of golf tournament comes ahead of 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor
Hammersonâs addition to Iseq 20 Index underlines problems for Dublin stock market
Rule changes to allow UK firm whose shares havenât traded in Dublin since May is latest sign of challenges for Irish market
Bank of Ireland to close New York office this year amid US leveraged finance exit
Chicago and Stamford operations will also shut down
Smurfit Westrock CEOâs pay falls to âŹ14.1m amid packaging downturn
Tony Smurfit and fellow senior officers pay a price as cardboard box-makerâs earnings and shares slid last year
Ireland now fifth largest investor in US
Taoiseach is expected to highlight âŹ6.1 billion in planned US investment by Irish firms this year as part of St Patrickâs Day events
Denis OâBrien emerges as investor in Smurfit brothersâ New Zealand paper mill
Businessman took 24.3% stake in company behind Whakatane mill amid refinancing in 2024
Michael Smurfit: âI havenât been to Ireland for years. All the things I knew are goneâ
With his 90th birthday approaching, one of Irelandâs most successful entrepreneurs reflects on his career and legacy
Michael Smurfit receives distinguished leader award from The Irish Times
Irish entrepreneur was the driving force behind the global growth of the Smurfit packaging group for decades
Shares struggle for direction on mixed day of trading
Positive legislative developments for the construction sector in the UK helped the FTSE to a record high.
Smurfit Westrock reports profit of âŹ590m in first full year post-merger
Profits in final three months of 2025 were down 33% on year ago quarter as group focuses on delivering post-merger synergies
DCC could trigger FTSE 100 exit if it perseveres with share buybacks from tech unit sale
Five FTSE 250 groups valued more highly by the market than Irelandâs last member of blue chip index
Smurfit Westrock among firms subject to âŹ400m Italian âcartelâ lawsuit
Smurfit Westrock one of several cardboard box makers being sued in Milan court by hundreds of firms
Smurfit Westrock shares sink 9% as it cuts full-year profit forecasts
Weak demand in North America forces worldâs largest cardboard box maker to impose downtime in factories
Smurfit Westrock yet to convince tough Wall Street crowd of mega-mergerâs merits
Shares in the group have fallen more than 7% since the merged entityâs debut on the New York Stock Exchange in July last year
Smurfit Westrock still sees up to $5.2bn of 2025 earnings even as tariffs weigh
Company posts $1.2bn of Ebitda in second quarter
What do Irelandâs best paid chief executives earn?
Top executivesâ average pay package rose by 31 per cent to âŹ4.36m last year
The Irish firms seen as safe from Trumpâs planned ârevenge taxâ
Foreign companies operating in the US that are majority owned by US investors would not be affected by the special tax
Locals oppose development plans for Dublin 6 site
Bain Capital unit proposing student housing at old Smurfit site
EIâs new CEO must think big to help domestic businesses scale to create next âKerry Group or Smurfitâ
State agency wants businesses to help spread the risk to the economy of any decline in FDI
European shares can recapture early 2025 momentum over Wall Street, say analysts
Hereâs why: Sixty per cent of European companiesâ first-quarter earnings have beaten market expectations
Smurfit Westrock sales rise in first quarter to $7.6bn
Board approves quarterly dividend of $0.43 per share
Stock markets are like casinos. Donât rely on them as a bellwether of tariff impacts
Mobile capital is panicking because, like the rest of us, it does not know what is going to happen next
Iseq defectors forced into eyewatering pay disclosures
Tony Smurfit the latest to see a big bump in his pay package
Smurfit Westrock merger: CEO Tony Smurfitâs pay package recorded as âŹ19.5m
Total included remuneration before and after Smurfit Kappa merged with Westrock
Trump tariffs threaten Smurfit WestRockâs US supply
CEO Tony Smurfit tells Inside Business podcast he believes reason will win out in US trade policy
Smurfit WestRockâs Tony Smurfit: âMy plan is to make sure it is one of the great companies of the worldâ
Inside Business podcast with CiarĂĄn Hancock
Smurfit WestRock chief Tony Smurfit named The Irish Times Business Person of the Year
In July 2024, Dublin-based Smurfit Kappa, led by Mr Smurfit, formally merged with US peer WestRock to become the largest packaging group in the world
European shares edge up to record highs
Wall Streetâs main indices slipped after hotter-than-expected inflation data
Smurfit Westrock shares fall on âlightâ earnings forecast
Cardboard box-makerâs Mexican and Canadian operations face US tariff risks
Donald Trump is likely to listen to noisy business leaders like Michael OâLeary
Nothing says âAmerica firstâ quite like Boeing aeroplanes, and Ryanair is one of the US aircraft makerâs best customers
Smurfit Westrock posts quarterly loss after $500m of merger-related costs
Dublin-based Smurfit Westrock turned in a net loss of $150 million for the third quarter
Irish dealmaking rises 11% in third quarter to outpace global trend
Davy expects full-year deal volume to exceed 400 transactions
Goodbody CEO Martin Tormey: âWe lost our way a little, but there is a big opportunity nowâ
The chief of the leading financial services provider stresses the importance of keeping Irish companies Irish for as long as possible
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