Mergers & Acquisition

Impak Films will continue its operations independently from its Tullamarine facility in Victoria.

The Southern California-based packaging distributor is SupplyOne’s 44th acquisition since its founding 27 years ago.

The deal, finalized in February 2025, marks a major step for FPP, which previously operated as a film brokerage.

The agreement allows Lanxess to exercise its put option, with the sale potentially finalized in 2026

With the addition of these companies, Vangest’s global network grows to 11 facilities across Portugal, Spain, the UK, and Singapore, employing over 500 people.

This acquisition, the 15th in 21 years, is part of Labelink’s strategy to build a network of specialized printing and packaging centers

Subotnick serves a range of industries including building materials, food, e-commerce and transportation.

This acquisition strengthens Krones’ expertise in filling and packaging technology for the beer, beverage, and food industries.

Mitsui Chemicals, Idemitsu Kosan and Sumitomo Chemical will merge parts of their plastics units to strengthen resilience in a struggling industry.

Anchor Packaging, headquartered in St Louis, Missouri, has operations in the US states of Arkansas and Wisconsin.