1. Amcor's acquisition of Berry Global is projected to double cash flows, with 12% EPS accretion by FY26 and over 35% by FY28; 2. As a Dividend Aristocrat, Amcor offers a historically high 5.6% yield, supported by the Berry deal's synergies and balance sheet improvements; 3. The stock is undervalued relative to low-growth scenarios but presents upside potential if merger synergies materialize, suggesting a Buy opportunity.
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