Verallia S.A. Verallia Société Anonyme (VRLA.PA), headquartered in Courbevoie, France, and founded in 1827 as part of the Saint-Gobain group before becoming independent in 2015, stands as the European leader and third-largest global producer of glass packaging for food and beverage products; the company designs, manufactures, and distributes a wide range of customized glass bottles, jars, and containers serving segments including wine (approximately 35% of revenues), food (16%), spirits (13%), beer (13%), sparkling wine (12%), and soft drinks (11%), with premium offerings featuring ergonomic designs, fluted finishes, faceted shapes, and easy-open caps for brands in juices, pesto, pet food, yogurt, and iced tea; it operates 35 production facilities across 12 countries in Europe and South America, employing nearly 11,000 people to deliver sustainable, recyclable solutions incorporating up to 60% recycled glass to over 10,000 customers worldwide. In recent developments, Verallia completed a €850 million senior bond issuance in two tranches in November 2025 to refinance bridge financing; BWGI launched and enhanced its tender offer for Verallia shares at €28.30 per share from June to July 2025; the company invested €111 million in a Brazilian production expansion adding three lines and creating 108 jobs, including diversity hires; its Net Zero by 2040 emissions reduction trajectory received SBTi validation in 2025, marking it the first glass packaging producer for food and beverages to commit to this goal with 90% scopes 1 and 2 reductions; additionally, CFO Nathalie Delbreuve announced her departure effective November 28, 2025, while third-quarter 2025 results showed €846 million revenue amid volume growth but revised full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance to €700 million due to market softness.