Investments & Funding

The press integrates into flexible packaging workflows and delivers a wider colour gamut, enabling conversion or co-production with analog flexo and rotogravure.

The new ranges give organisations more choice, based on volume, output, and workflow, with three colour and four monochrome models to suit different needs.

Sorting bins at Petra are expected to cut landfill waste from the site and create opportunities for local recyclers to process the collected materials.

Integrated capabilities, masterbatch, BOPP, coating, and metallisation across the group, ensure consistent quality and faster development for Asia’s expanding packaging market.

India’s expanding e-waste stream and Japan’s advanced recycling technologies make for a natural partnership in recovering valuable materials from discarded devices.

With Time Technoplast already holding 74.86% of TPL Plastech, the merger will fold the subsidiary’s industrial packaging business directly into the parent company’s broader portfolio.

The potential divestment follows Ardagh Group’s November restructuring, bondholders took control in a recapitalisation that converted US$4.2B of debt to equity and injected US$1.5B in fresh capital.

Under the partnership, Indorama contributes recycled PET and packaging manufacturing expertise, while Suntory provides FtoP technology and operational know-how from Japan.

The funding will expand India operations, boost technology capabilities, and grow the company’s reusable packaging asset base.

The deal covers only the thermal and cold-chain packaging division; MP Global’s flooring underlayment and construction materials businesses will stay family-owned.