Direct Answer

SEC EDGAR classifies International Paper under SIC code 2621 (Paper Mills). Among Swoopr's S&P 500 Equal Weight companies, 2 others share that classification; by latest reported revenue, International Paper ranks 1 of 3. A filing classification is a starting point: a company's real competitors depend on its segments, which its 10-K describes.

How Does International Paper Compare With Its Peers?

CompanyRevenue (latest FY)Revenue growthOperating marginNet margin
International Paper (IP)$23.6 billion FY202549.3%n/a-14.9%
Magnera Corporation (MAGN)$3.2 billion FY202546.5%0.2%-5.0%
Mativ Holdings Inc. (MATV)$2.0 billion FY20250.3%-19.3%-17.0%

Revenue growth compares each company's latest fiscal year with the one before. Fiscal years do not always end on the same date, so treat close comparisons with care.

Where These Numbers Come From

Every figure on this page is a value International Paper reported in its own SEC filings, read from the SEC's XBRL data (accession 0000051434-26-000055 for fiscal year 2025). Ratios are computed from those reported values. Figures were retrieved on October 12, 2026; a later amendment or a new annual report can change them, and the filing itself always takes precedence over this summary.

Each fiscal year is labeled by the calendar year in which it ended, so a company that names the same period differently in its own filings (many retailers whose year ends in January) may use another label. A year is left out of the table when the SEC data set holds no value for it. A figure shown as "Not reported" means the company did not file a value under the standard tag Swoopr reads, not that the amount was zero. This page is educational and describes reported history only; it is not a forecast or a recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are International Paper's competitors?

Companies sharing International Paper's SEC classification (SIC code 2621 (Paper Mills)) include Magnera Corporation (MAGN), Mativ Holdings Inc. (MATV). Its 10-K names the competitors it considers most relevant.

How does International Paper compare with its peers on margins?

A margin comparison needs reported operating income for International Paper and its peers; where either is missing, Swoopr leaves the comparison out.

How are these peers chosen?

By the SEC Standard Industrial Classification code each company files under, within Swoopr's S&P 500 Equal Weight company set, falling back to the two-digit major group when fewer than two companies share the exact code. Classification codes are broad, so read the peer list as a screen, not a verdict.

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