CROWN HOLDINGS, INC.

CCK

NYSELarge CapIndustrials

13F Pro Quality Score

62.1/100

Rank #730 of 2,962 stocksTOP 25%

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Revenue Growth

42.8/100

Profitability

55.5/100

Balance Sheet

71.3/100

Earnings Quality

74.3/100

Free Cash Flow

53.4/100

Institutional Flow

34.7/100

Revenue Scale

89.0/100

Dilution Risk

79.0/100

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What's Driving CCK's Business? Latest 10-Q Breakdown

AI-extracted from the 10-Q filed 2026-07-30 — Q2 FY2026 (quarter ended June 30, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.

Crown Holdings' Q2 FY2026 net sales rose 16% YoY to $3.67B and income from operations climbed 19% to $464M, as raw-material cost pass-throughs and 5% higher beverage can volumes offset a 14% Brazil volume decline.

Biggest Revenue Drivers

Americas Beverage$1,699M+21% YoY

Pass-through of $298M higher aluminum costs and 5% higher North America can volumes, partly offset by 14% lower Brazil volumes

European Beverage$735M+16% YoY

6% higher volumes, $36M pass-through of higher aluminum costs, and $16M favorable foreign currency translation

Biggest Revenue Drivers

Total revenue: $3.67B+16% YoY

Americas Beverage$1,699M+21% YoY

Pass-through of $298M higher aluminum costs and 5% higher North America can volumes, partly offset by 14% lower Brazil volumes

European Beverage$735M+16% YoY

6% higher volumes, $36M pass-through of higher aluminum costs, and $16M favorable foreign currency translation

Transit Packaging$537M+2% YoY

$4M favorable foreign currency translation and $12M pass-through of higher material costs

Other (North America tinplate & equipment)$366M+12% YoY

$31M pass-through of higher tinplate costs and $12M higher beverage can equipment sales

Asia Pacific$331M+29% YoY

29% higher beverage can volumes and $4M favorable foreign currency translation

Largest Expense Items

Cost of products sold, excluding depreciation and amortization$2,920M+20% YoY

Pass-through of $395M higher material costs and higher volumes

Selling and administrative expense$166M+3% YoY

Not separately explained beyond general cost growth

Depreciation and amortization$116M+2% YoY

Not separately explained beyond general cost growth

Restructuring and other, net$2M-96% YoY

Prior-year quarter included asset impairment charges in China/Asia Pacific and an $11M asbestos jury verdict reserve, not repeated

Watch Items from the Filing

Asbestos-related accrual stands at $172M, including $100M for unasserted claims, against 60,400 outstanding claims; damages sought were unspecified for ~83% of 2025 claims.
Brazilian tax authorities issued a new May 2026 assessment that could raise tax expense by $32M (2016-2022, excluding interest/penalties), on top of a prior $42M disallowed-credit assessment for 2004-2015.
Americas Beverage segment income fell to $265M from $268M as Brazil beverage can volumes dropped 14%, partially offset by 5% North America volume growth.
Company repurchased $517M of stock in the first half of 2026, leaving only $796M available under its $2B authorization through 2027.
Effective tax rate declined to 24.4% from 26.6% in the quarter, attributed to the geographic distribution of worldwide earnings.

AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.

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