Lynas, Amcor, Orora : Leading Materials Shares on the ASX 200

June 13, 2025 08:04 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Lynas Rare Earths in the ASX 200 supports diversified rare earths supply

Amcor, part of the ASX 100, operates in global packaging markets

Orora offers glass and aluminium packaging within the ASX 200 index

The ASX 200 materials sector includes companies operating across diverse fields such as mining, rare earths production, and packaging. These businesses contribute to a broad industrial base, supplying critical inputs to domestic and global industries. The sector often responds to macroeconomic activity, commodity cycles, and manufacturing demand across major economies.

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (ASX:LYC)

Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) operates as a key participant in the rare earths mining space. The company is listed on the ASX 200 and is involved in the extraction and processing of materials used across various industries, including electric vehicles, electronics, and renewable energy infrastructure. Lynas is one of the largest rare earths producers outside of China, with processing facilities and supply partnerships focused on diversification strategies. The company has established discussions with global governments for critical mineral supply and continues to enhance operational capacity. Its production aligns with rising international focus on securing rare earths for clean energy transition and defence applications.

Amcor CDI (ASX:AMC)

Amcor (ASX:AMC) operates in the global packaging sector and is listed on the ASX 100. The company delivers packaging products and services for healthcare, food, beverage, and personal care industries. It operates manufacturing and research facilities across multiple continents. Amcor focuses on sustainability and innovation, producing recyclable and lightweight packaging formats. These solutions support clients in enhancing product safety, freshness, and branding. The business maintains stable revenue sources through long-term customer relationships and a wide geographic footprint. Amcor's ongoing quarterly payouts position it among ASX dividend stocks, supported by resilient earnings across different markets.

Orora Ltd (ASX:ORA)

Orora (ASX:ORA), listed on the ASX 200, operates in the materials sector by manufacturing and supplying packaging solutions, particularly in glass and aluminium. The company offers custom-designed containers used in beverage, food, and industrial packaging. Originally formed through a demerger from Amcor, Orora has grown its presence in Australia and North America. The business model includes branding, decoration, and logistics services. Its performance reflects shifts in input costs, market demand, and external trade conditions. Tariff developments and sales fluctuations have influenced operations in recent years. The company continues to align resources and capacity with changing commercial requirements.

The Australia share market materials sector remains integral to the economy, with companies in this space supplying products essential to manufacturing, infrastructure, and consumer goods. Listings across the ASX 100 and ASX 200 reflect their significance in the broader market. Firms like Lynas, Amcor, and Orora showcase the diversity within the sector, spanning critical minerals to high-volume packaging. These companies adapt to shifts in industrial trends, international trade, and sustainability initiatives.

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