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About VERALLIA

Verallia is a leading industrial player focused on the design, manufacturing and recycling of glass packaging for beverages and food products. The group serves the wine, spirits, beer, soft drinks and food segments, supplying bottles and jars to a broad base of customers. In its latest corporate communications, Verallia describes itself as the European leader and the world’s third-largest producer of glass packaging for beverages and food, serving around 10,000 customers worldwide. It operates 35 glass production sites, 67 furnaces and produced nearly 18 billion bottles and jars in 2025. This scale gives the company a strategic position in the food and beverage packaging value chain. Verallia’s roots go back to 1827, when the Vauxrot glassworks were established in France. The company’s industrial heritage was later shaped within Saint-Gobain, with the creation of the packaging division in 1972, before the Verallia brand was launched in 2010. The group became a standalone company in 2015 and a publicly listed company in 2019. Its headquarters are located in Courbevoie, near Paris. This long development path reflects Verallia’s evolution from a historic glassmaking activity into a global listed packaging specialist. The company’s core business relies on standard and customised hollow glass solutions, supported by strong expertise in design, industrialisation and customer co-development. Verallia positions its packaging as attractive, healthy and sustainable, while meeting the operational and branding requirements of bottlers and consumer brands. Key strategic priorities include eco-design, lightweighting, higher recycled content and the promotion of glass reuse. The group has also made visible progress in decarbonisation, including the inauguration of its first 100% electric furnace in Cognac and its first hybrid furnace in Zaragoza in 2026. Geographically, Verallia has a diversified industrial and commercial footprint across Europe and beyond, with strong positions in France, Spain, Italy, the UK and other markets. The company serves an international customer base across multiple regions. Its business model is tied to consumption volumes in beverages and food, but it also benefits from structural trends such as the growing preference for recyclable packaging, premiumisation and demand for lower-carbon solutions. Verallia therefore combines an established industrial franchise, a strong historical legacy and a highly visible environmental transition strategy.