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Sees Q1 effective tax rate 21%-23%. Sees FY26 capital expenditures $260M-$280M. . Regarding Aptar's outlook, Tanda stated, "Looking ahead to the first quarter and 2026, we expect strong growth within Pharma outside of emergency medicine, which is going through a period of destocking. Injectables, systemic nasal drug delivery and our consumer healthcare solutions are expected to deliver continued growth. In Beauty, we are seeing early signs of strengthening demand in prestige fragrance, and Closures is expected to deliver steady performance as innovation and category conversion continue to lead the way. We believe that our determination to drive further productivity gains, combined with a strong balance sheet, provides the ability to return capital to shareholders while retaining strategic flexibility and continuing to invest in the business for long-term value creation."

Reports Q4 revenue $962.74M, consensus $878.58M. "All three segments delivered core sales growth, driving a total increase of 5% in the fourth quarter and underscoring our strong market positions and the benefits of our innovation-led portfolio. Our Pharma segment's growth was driven by strong demand for our elastomeric components, continued demand for our systemic nasal drug delivery technologies and the return to growth for our consumer healthcare division. Our Beauty segment delivered double-digit growth, driven by healthy demand for our dispensing technologies across all end markets, and our Closures segment had strong product volume growth. A combination of product mix and some higher than expected production costs reduced the impact of our strong top line results on our overall profitability in the quarter. We remain confident in our ability to drive performance and to continue creating value for shareholders," said Stephan Tanda, Aptar president and CEO.