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To own Avery Dennison, you need to believe its materials and Intelligent Labels businesses can compound earnings despite exposure to slower apparel and retail categories. The Q2 beat and raised 2026 guidance support that thesis in the near term, but management’s warning about inventory pre-buying and raw material cost pressure keeps the third quarter as the key short term swing factor and reinforces that dependence on apparel and retail remains a central risk.
The most relevant update here is the upgraded full year 2026 outlook to reported EPS of US$9.40–US$9.70 with 5%–6% reported sales growth, paired with adjusted EPS guidance of US$10.00–US$10.30 and 3%–4% organic growth. This sharper earnings profile strengthens the case for Materials Group and Intelligent Labels as growth drivers, while also sharpening the focus on how quickly Avery Dennison can reduce its more than 70% Intelligent Labels exposure to slower apparel and retail markets.
But even with stronger guidance and Intelligent Labels growth, investors should be aware of how concentrated Avery Dennison still is in...
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Avery Dennison's narrative projects $10.1 billion revenue and $915.2 million earnings by 2029.
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Two members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see fair value between US$200.30 and US$406.14, underscoring how far opinions can stretch. When you set those views against the recent Q2 beat and upgraded 2026 guidance, it is worth weighing how much ongoing exposure to slower apparel and retail could still influence Avery Dennison’s longer term performance.
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