Constantia Flexibles has signed a joint venture agreement with Premji Invest and S.B. Packagings to expand its business and operations in various packaging sectors and create value in the Indian market.
The agreement is aiming for both organic and inorganic growth in India’s higher added value market segments, including growth in the hygiene segment through S.B. Packagings’ existing packaging lines and the development of Constantia Flexibles’ EcoLam product range. Such developments are expected to strengthen the company’s business in the region.
Pending regulatory approvals, the agreement is expected to be completed by the end of March this year.
“I am very pleased to partner with S.B. Packagings and Premji Invest,” says Pim Vervaat, CEO of Constantia Flexibles. “I have the greatest respect for S.B. Packagings’ achievements and look forward to the joint venture, supported by Premji Invest, to grow the combined business profitably.”
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