Philip Morris International in the news

Philip Morris Deutschland appoints Andrea Koepfer to lead communications, focusing on promoting smoke-free products and enhancing stakeholder dialogue amid its transformation.

Philip Morris International is expanding its smoke-free product sales rapidly, driving strong revenue growth and stock outperformance despite regulatory and valuation risks.

Philip Morris International is investing $37 million to expand its Wilson, NC facility to produce smoke-free tobacco products, including the FDA-authorized IQOS 3.0 and preparing for IQOS ILUMA launch.

Philip Morris International earned its third global EQUAL-SALARY certification for fair pay and equal growth opportunities worldwide.

Philip Morris International will webcast its Q2 and H1 2025 financial results on July 22, hosted by CFO Emmanuel Babeau, including a Q&A session.

Philip Morris is closing its last German cigarette factories due to declining demand and shifting focus to heated tobacco products like IQOS.

Philip Morris Mexico is actively reducing emissions and improving energy efficiency to achieve carbon neutrality in its manufacturing operations by 2025.

Philip Morris International is transforming through heavy investment in reduced-risk nicotine products like IQOS and ZYN, positioning itself for future growth in smoke-free markets.

Philip Morris International highlights its $800M U.S. investments, job creation, smoke-free product focus, and $25M in charitable giving through a national campaign.

Philip Morris International was downgraded to hold by Wall Street Zen despite strong earnings and continued analyst buy ratings.

NLND Berlin is a Philip Morris project creating a large innovation and industrial hub to drive Germany's economic growth through Industry 4.0 technologies and collaboration.

Philip Morris Brazil is advancing low-carbon initiatives to support PMI's 2025 carbon neutrality goal through operational efficiency and renewable technologies.

Philip Morris Misr introduced the IQOS ILUMA i in Egypt, a cutting-edge smoke-free tobacco heating device with advanced features and reduced harmful emissions.

Philip Morris International's returns on capital are considered disappointing according to a Yahoo-hosted article.

Philip Morris is ending cigarette production in Germany due to declining demand, shifting focus to smoke-free products like Iqos, and closing its Dresden plant after a long tobacco industry history.

Philip Morris International is advancing a smoke-free future through extensive scientific research, transparency, significant R&D investment, and growing adult adoption of its smoke-free products.

The document focuses on evaluating the intrinsic value of Philip Morris International and mentions Yahoo's data collection practices.

A global survey reveals strong public support for smoke-free alternatives and concern over ideology-driven policies restricting access, highlighting demand for science-based decisions.

Philip Morris International is transitioning from cigarettes to smoke-free products, which now represent 42% of their revenue and have helped millions switch to less harmful alternatives.