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INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO

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Latest price

$36.37

+0.94%

Alpha Vantage · 10/30/2026

Industry: Packaging & ContainersCategory: Domestic Common StockCurrency: USDNews: 3 recent
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One-year price history

Adjusted daily closes · 252 observations · as of Oct 30, 2026

Historical data, not a forecast

1 month

+11.8%

3 months

-11.3%

6 months

+17.5%

1 year

-1.2%

Year to date

-4.3%

52-week range

$28.63 – $47.44

Fundamental snapshot

Latest reported period: Jun 30, 2026

Sharadar reported data

Market cap

$19.26B

P/E

-5.6

P/B

1.3

P/S

0.8

Revenue

$24.2B

Net income

-$3.44B

Diluted EPS

-6.68

Gross margin

29.80%

Net margin

-14.20%

Return on equity

-22.40%

Total debt

$11.82B

Cash

$726M

Free cash flow

$648M

Latest eight reported quarters

Reported quarterly values, newest first

PeriodRevenueNet incomeGross marginNet marginFree cash flow
Jun 30, 2026$6B-$12M27.60%-0.20%$3M
Mar 31, 2026$5.97B$60M28.90%1.00%$115M
Dec 31, 2025$6.01B-$2.38B31.40%-39.70%$365M
Sep 30, 2025$6.22B-$1.1B31.10%-17.70%$165M
Jun 30, 2025$6.77B$75M27.90%1.10%$64M
Mar 31, 2025$5.9B-$105M27.80%-1.80%-$535M
Dec 31, 2024$4.58B-$147M29.00%-3.20%$223M
Sep 30, 2024$4.69B$150M28.70%3.20%$310M

Reported figures can reflect company reporting conventions, restatements, or sector-specific accounting. Verify against filings before relying on a valuation comparison.

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Lesprom Network·69 signal
International Paper posts $1.10 billion Q3 loss amid macro headwinds

International Paper reported a $1.10 billion Q3 loss from continuing operations, primarily due to a $1.38 billion non-cash goodwill impairment charge for its EMEA packaging business. Despite the loss, the company aims for $460 million to $500 million in North American operating profit for Q4 and $1.3 billion to $1.4 billion for full-year 2026, while also advancing the separation of its EMEA packaging business. Softer demand and rising costs for paper, fiber, energy, and fuel contributed to reduced sales volumes, although North American packaging saw improved operating profit compared to the previous year.

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