- Aptar reported higher sales and net income, and said it returned USD 486 million to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends.
- Stephan Tanda said he plans to retire, with Gael Touya appointed to become president and CEO effective September 1, 2026.
- The company highlighted activity in its Pharma segment, including demand for emergency medicine and central nervous system products and a pipeline spanning respiratory, injectable, ophthalmic, and dermal drug delivery.
- Aptar said it acquired Mod3 Pharma’s clinical trial manufacturing operations facility in Boonton, New Jersey, and acquired Sommaplast to expand its oral dosing pharma packaging footprint in Brazil.
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