CCL Industries completes Sleever International acquisition and posts Q2 sales of CAD 2,110.2m
CCL Industries completed its acquisition of French shrink-sleeve labelling specialist Sleever International on 1 June 2026, adding a technique used widely on beverages and personal-care products to its label portfolio. On 12 August 2026 the Toronto-listed group reported second-quarter sales of CAD 2,110.2m and net income of CAD 223.8m across its CCL, Avery, Checkpoint and Innovia divisions, results it described as records, and it renewed its buy-back programme on 22 May 2026.
Why this mattersThe bolt-on continues CCL's long-run strategy of consolidating a fragmented labels market through targeted, technology-specific acquisitions rather than transformative mergers.
- CCL completed the acquisition of French shrink-sleeve labelling specialist Sleever International on 1 June 2026, deal value undisclosed
- CCL reported Q2 2026 sales of CAD 2,110.2m and net income of CAD 223.8m for the three months to 30 June 2026
- Divisional Q2 sales were CAD 1,340.2m at CCL, CAD 287.2m at Avery, CAD 251.0m at Checkpoint and CAD 231.8m at Innovia
- H1 2026 sales reached CAD 4,049.2m with net income of CAD 428.7m
- CCL renewed its normal course issuer bid and automatic securities purchase plan on 22 May 2026
- CCL declared dividends of CAD 0.3575 per Class A share and CAD 0.36 per Class B share, payable in September 2026