Smurfit WestRock PLC T.SW

Primary Symbol: SW

Forest Products Paper & Paper Products

Smurfit Westrock plc is a multinational provider of sustainable fiber-based paper and packaging solutions. Its segments include Europe, the Middle East and Africa (MEA), and Asia-Pacific (APAC); North America, which includes operations in the United States., Canada and Mexico. The Europe, MEA and APAC, North America, and LATAM segments include a system of mills and plants that primarily produce a full line of containerboard that is converted into corrugated containers within each segment or is sold to third parties. In addition, the Europe, MEA and APAC segment also produces types of paper, such as solid board, sack kraft paper, machine glazed and graphic paper; and other paper-based packaging, such as honeycomb, solid board packaging, folding cartons, inserts and labels, and bag-in-box packaging. The LATAM segment comprises forestry; types of paper, such as boxboard and sack paper, and paper-based packaging, such as folding cartons, honeycomb and paper sacks.

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Post by ITSUP2MEon Apr 16, 2004 6:47am

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On their website when you do a news search for Sierra Wireless it gives you the release for Sierra Systems Group at first glance it scared the S#1T out me....... News from The Globe and Mail Sierra Systems lowers outlook for 2004 E-mail this Article Print this Article Widen this Page 00:00 EDT Friday, April 16, 2004 Advertisement Hide advertisement Sierra Systems Group Inc. has lowered its earnings outlook for fiscal 2004, due partly to poor performance in its U.S. branches. The Vancouver-based company said it now expects fiscal 2004 revenue of $156-million to $158-million, and a loss of 8 cents to 18 cents a share. The original forecast was for revenue of $155- million and net income of 60 cents a share. The business consulting and technology services company said its Canadian operations are ahead of forecast, but most of the U.S. branches remain unprofitable. © The Globe and Mail

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