Smurfit Westrock is reviewing its listing on the London Stock Exchange, with a potential delisting under consideration. The company said the review is expected to conclude in May 2026.
The review comes as the company continues to align its capital structure with its global packaging operations.
The move does not affect the company’s primary listing on the New York Stock Exchange, which remains outside the scope of the review.
The review reflects a broader evaluation of the company’s capital markets positioning, as Smurfit Westrock continues to focus on operational performance and growth across its global packaging business.
While no final decision has been announced, the outcome could lead to the removal of its shares from trading on the London market.
The company said it will provide an update to shareholders once the review process is completed.
Smurfit Westrock is a global producer of paper-based packaging, operating across containerboard, corrugated packaging and paperboard markets. The company serves a wide range of end markets, including consumer goods, e-commerce and industrial sectors, with an integrated network of paper mills and converting facilities across the Americas, Europe and other international regions.
