Reynolds Consumer Products (REYN) investor relations material

Strategic priorities and operational initiatives

• Focused on three pillars: people and talent, volume growth, and supply chain productivity, with investments in leadership and operational roles to drive performance.

• Volume growth efforts include targeted share gap selling and robust revenue growth management (RGM), while innovation follows a 'fewer, bigger, better' philosophy to maximize impact.

• Lean principles and technology have been implemented across 17 manufacturing plants to enhance productivity and efficiency.

• Progress is evident in financial statements, but significant opportunities remain for persistent volume growth and further productivity gains through automation and capital investment.

• Investments in digital capabilities and a new chief digital officer position support adaptation to evolving consumer shopping behaviors, including AI-driven purchasing.

Financial performance and sustainability

• Achieved a 9% increase in gross profit year-to-date 2026, with 130 basis points of margin expansion, despite slightly lower volumes.

• Sustained earnings growth for three consecutive quarters, driven by productivity initiatives, agile pricing, and effective trade and price pack architecture.

• Maintained strong cash flow and continued reinvestment in growth, with share gains across categories and a focus on expanding into adjacent markets.

• Successfully offset significant commodity cost headwinds, particularly in aluminum and resin, through pricing actions and accelerated productivity initiatives.

• Structural profitability has improved, with systems in place for sustained productivity and margin expansion, even in the face of inflation or potential deflation.

Category health, innovation, and marketing

• Core categories remain stable, with retail dollar takeaway growth despite consumer pressure and inflation; food storage and tableware saw low single-digit declines but gained share.

• Innovation is prioritized through consumer segmentation updates and trend analysis, focusing on fewer, high-impact projects and occasion-based product development.

• Recent launches include countertop prep paper and sustainable tableware materials, with ongoing success in waste and food bag segments through value engineering and consumer-driven features.

• Marketing strategies balance digital and brick-and-mortar approaches, targeting diverse economic and age cohorts, and optimizing resource allocation across the funnel.