Mpac Group plc
Mpac Group plc is a UK-headquartered, London Stock Exchange-listed (AIM: MPAC) international designer, manufacturer and servicer of automation and packaging machinery, trading under the Lambert, Langen, Switchback, BCA, CSi Palletising and SIGA Vision brands. It serves the healthcare and food & beverage sectors with Original Equipment (OE) machinery (robotic handling, product assembly, filling/dosing, cartoning, case packing, palletising) and an installed-base Service business (spares, service engineers, upgrades). The Group operates six global manufacturing facilities and eight customer service hubs across the Americas, EMEA and Asia Pacific, with around 6,500 machines in service in 80 countries.
338p at close on 16 Oct 2026 · 11 reported years, FY2015–FY2025
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3 years, at a glance
Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.