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International Paper Company (NYSE:IP ) Q1 2024 Earnings Conference Call April 25, 2024 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Mark Nellessen - VP, IR Mark Sutton - Chairman & CEO Timothy Nicholls - SVP & CFO Thomas Hamic - SVP, North American Container and Chief Commercial Officer James P. Royalty - SVP, Containerboard and Recycling Conference Call Participants Matthew McKellar - RBC Capital Markets Mark Weintraub - Seaport Research Partners Charlie Muir-Sands - BNP Paribas Michael Roxland - Truist Securities Gabrial Hajde - Wells Fargo Securities Philip Ng - Jefferies Operator Good morning, and thank you for standing by.

International Paper's (IP) Q1 earnings decline year over year, reflecting a dip in corrugated packaging volumes and lower prices.

International Paper (IP) has an impressive earnings surprise history and currently possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely beat in its next quarterly report.

International Paper's (IP) Q1 results are likely to reflect lower volumes due to seasonal factors, dip in prices and elevated input costs.

British paper and packaging group Mondi said on Friday it would not make an offer to buy DS Smith , bowing out of the battle after its UK peer agreed to a 5.8 billion pound deal with International Paper earlier this week.

International Paper (IP) confirms that it has entered into a deal to acquire DS Smith, a move that will create a global leader in sustainable packaging solutions.

International Paper on Tuesday outlined plans to seek out a listing on the London Stock Exchange in a major win for the troubled market following a series of high-profile exits, with Superdry the latest London-listed company to announce its plans to leave.

DS Smith PLC (LSE:SMDS) has agreed to a 415p-per-share offer from US packing group International Paper, putting an end to lengthy negotiations with rival domestic bidder Mondi PLC (LSE:MNDI). Talks were still ongoing between DS Smith and Mondi as late as last week when Memphis-based International Paper tabled a knock-out £5.8 billion offer.

International Paper said on Tuesday it has agreed an all-share deal to buy DS Smith , valuing the British paper and packaging firm at 5.8 billion pounds ($7.20 billion). ($1 = 0.8050 pounds)

International Paper (IP) makes an all-stock offer for British paper and packaging company, DS Smith, valued at 5.72 billion pounds ($7.22 billion).