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Australia's Orora to sell North American packaging business for $1.2 billion

Sep 6, 2024 12:04 AM

Sept 4 (Reuters) - Australian packaging company Orora ( ORRAF )

said on Wednesday it will sell its North American

packaging business to U.S.-based Veritiv Corp for an enterprise

value of A$1.78 billion ($1.19 billion).

($1 = 1.4896 Australian dollars)

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