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Vetropack sets first public targets under Strategy 2035

Vetropack used its first Capital Markets Day to unveil Strategy 2035 and publish mid-term financial targets for the first time, covering 2026 to 2030 against a 2025 base. The glass packaging maker is targeting low-single-digit percentage revenue growth above the market at constant exchange rates, a return to a double-digit operating margin and a double-digit return on capital employed by the end of the period. Growth is to come from customer solutions beyond glass, structurally growing segments such as low and no-alcohol drinks, food and premium wine, and export market development.

Why this mattersFirst public targets commit Vetropack to restoring a double-digit operating margin by 2030 and to growth beyond glass containers, giving customers a measurable benchmark.

  • Vetropack presented Strategy 2035 and, for the first time, public mid-term financial targets at its first Capital Markets Day
  • Targets run to 2030 with 2025 as the base year: low-single-digit percentage revenue growth above the market at constant exchange rates
  • The group targets a recovery in operating profit and a double-digit operating margin by the end of the period
  • A double-digit return on capital employed is targeted over the mid term
  • Growth levers are product and service solutions for food and drink customers, structurally growing segments (low- and no-alcohol drinks, food, premium wines) and export market development
  • The board approved the revised strategy at the end of August, with its key points published alongside the 2026 half-year report
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  • 2026-10-04 · Edited before publication: Two items are not supported by the excerpt: the Capital Markets Day date of 2 October 2026 and the whole Rezon lightweight bottle bullet (30% lighter, Pochlarn industrial scale-up). Both removed. Added the board's end-August approval, which is in the source. Sustainability dropped from the topic list: the cullet target is one pillar among five and the story's subject is
  • 2026-10-04 · Edited before publication: Targets, period, base year, the three growth levers and the end-August board approval are all in the source. Topic list trimmed: the story as written covers strategy and financial targets only and says nothing about cullet share or sustainability, so Sustainability & Circularity is not carried by the text.