Berry Global Group's Q4 2021 results showed net sales growth of 22%, driven by increased selling prices, but organic volumes were down 1% due to supply chain and labor challenges. The company reported a decrease in operating income primarily attributed to an unfavorable price cost spread. For the full fiscal year, Berry achieved a net sales record of $13.9 billion and adjusted EPS of $5.80.
Net sales increased by 22% due to higher selling prices, offset by divestiture sales.
Organic volumes decreased by 1% due to supply chain and labor challenges.
Operating income decreased due to unfavorable price cost spread and prior year divestiture income.
Fiscal year net sales reached a record of $13.9 billion with 4% organic volume growth.
For fiscal year 2022, Berry expects adjusted earnings per share (EPS) to be $7.20 - $7.70, and are targeting 2% organic volume growth. They are targeting free cash flow of $900 million β $1.0 billion with includes cash flow from operations of $1.7 -$1.8 billion partially offset by capital expenditures of $800 million.
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