SIG Group AG reported a 3.4% increase in revenue for the first quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, reflecting steady momentum across its global operations. The Switzerland-based packaging company also posted an adjusted EBITDA margin of 22.3%, up from 21.5% in Q1 2024, indicating gains in operational efficiency and cost control.
The company continues to prioritize the India, Middle East, and Africa (IMEA) region as a key growth area. Rising demand for packaged food and beverages, coupled with infrastructure investment, is driving SIG’s focus in these markets.
“Sustainable packaging is no longer a niche requirement—it’s becoming the standard across IMEA,” said a SIG spokesperson. “We’re working with local partners to expand closed-loop recycling systems and support the transition to low-impact materials.”
In Egypt and the UAE, SIG is collaborating with industry and government stakeholders to promote recycling and implement circular economy principles. These efforts include developing systems that reduce packaging waste and increase the use of renewable resources.
The company’s strategy is aligned with global sustainability targets while responding to the unique dynamics of the IMEA region. SIG stated that innovation and customer support remain central to its approach, particularly in delivering packaging solutions with a lower carbon footprint.
“Our Q1 performance shows that we can drive growth while staying committed to our environmental responsibilities,” the spokesperson added.
SIG’s progress in Q1 underscores its dual focus on financial performance and sustainability, especially in emerging and fast-growing markets where both consumer demand and regulatory expectations are evolving rapidly.