Overview
Mondi plc is an international packaging and paper company operating across the value chain, from growing and processing wood to producing packaging and paper products. Its portfolio includes corrugated and flexible packaging, kraft paper, paper bags and pulp; its operations span Europe, North America and Africa, with more than 100 production sites in over 30 countries.[1][2][3]
Mondi states its purpose as “to contribute to a better world by making innovative packaging and paper solutions that are sustainable by design.” For the year ended 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of €7,663 million and an average workforce of 22,100 employees.[4][5][6] [1][4][5][6][2][3]
Products & services
Mondi’s product range includes containerboard, corrugated packaging, uncoated fine paper, pulp, kraft paper, paper bags, consumer flexibles, and functional paper and films. In 2025, it produced 2.4bn m² of corrugated solutions, 1.5mt of containerboard, 0.9mt of uncoated fine paper, 5.9bn paper bags, 1.8bn m² of consumer flexibles, 3.0bn m² of functional paper and films, and 0.5mt of kraft paper.[7][8]
Named flexible-packaging products include FunctionalBarrier Paper Ultimate, Select, 95/5 and Reduce; re/cycle FlexiBag and FlexiBag Hybrid; re/loop FlexiBag Reinforced; re/cycle RetortPouch and ShapedPouch; and re/cycle PaperPlus Bag Advanced. FunctionalBarrier Ultimate is designed to protect against oxygen, water vapour and grease. RetortPouch uses an aluminium-free, retortable polypropylene structure, while PaperPlus Bag Advanced uses a 20 μm barrier film and is described as using up to 60% less plastic than a 50 μm film.[9][10][11][12][13][14]
Mondi also provides packaging co-development, product design and testing, and customer-service support. Its corrugated offering includes co-development at ThinkBox hubs, testing at an ISTA-certified Performance Lab, and myMondi, a 24/7 service platform. For 2025, Corrugated Packaging reported revenue of €2,667m and an underlying EBITDA margin of 12.8%; Flexible Packaging reported underlying EBITDA of €583m and a margin of 14.8%.[15][16][17][18][19] [7][8][18][19][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]
Geographic presence
Mondi’s FY2025 report shows a production footprint across Western and Emerging Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and Asia and Australia, with its largest non-current non-financial assets in Emerging and Western Europe. The company describes its broader network as more than 100 production sites in over 30 countries.[20][2]
Examples of production locations include Štětí in the Czech Republic, Ružomberok in Slovakia, Świecie in Poland, and Merebank and Richards Bay in South Africa. Mondi plc’s registered office is in Weybridge, Surrey, and Vienna hosts a global Group office. Mondi reports about 24,000 employees across its international footprint, but the sources reviewed do not provide a geographic employee breakdown.[21][22][23][24][25][26][2]
The FY2025 report’s cited geographic breakdown concerns asset location; the sources reviewed do not establish revenue shares by country or region.[20] [20][2][21][22][23][24][25][26][2][21][22][23][24][25][26]
Business segments
Mondi reports two operating segments. Corrugated Packaging focuses on containerboard, corrugated solutions, uncoated fine paper and pulp; Flexible Packaging focuses on kraft paper, paper bags, consumer flexibles, functional paper and films, and pulp.[7]
For the six months ended 30 June 2026, Corrugated Packaging generated €1,961 million of external revenue, approximately 49.3% of Group external revenue, while Flexible Packaging generated €2,014 million, approximately 50.7% (Group total: €3,975 million). Shares are calculated from external revenue, excluding intersegment sales.[27]
Mondi combined Uncoated Fine Paper with Corrugated Packaging effective 1 October 2025; FY2025 comparative segment information was restated to reflect the change.[28] [7][27][28]
Company history
Mondi traces its origins to South Africa in 1967. It began expanding in Europe in 1992, when it acquired a 44% stake in Austrian paper group Frantschach; it later took full ownership of Frantschach in 2004.[29][30]
In 2007, Mondi demerged from Anglo American and became an independently listed group, with shares listed in London and Johannesburg.[31][32] It expanded its packaging operations through the 2012 acquisition of Nordenia International and the 2018 acquisition of Powerflute.[33][34]
In 2019, Mondi simplified its corporate structure, ending its dual-listed-company arrangements and making Mondi plc the group’s single holding company.[35] More recently, it acquired the Duino mill in Italy in 2023, Hinton pulp mill in Canada in 2024, and Schumacher Packaging’s Western European operations in 2025.[36][37][38] [29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38]
Sources
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