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Amcor acquires Indian flexible packaging company

Amcor (Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia) has acquired Packaging India Private Ltd. (PIPL) from Essel Propack, a publicly listed specialty packaging company, for INR 1,650 million (US$ 26.4 million).PIPL has three plants located in the North and South of India and produces flexible packaging products predominately for the food and personal care markets. The business services leading multinational and local customers and generates annual sales of approximately INR 2,500 million (US$ 40.0 million).

Kari Embree

July 14, 2015

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Amcor (Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia) has acquired Packaging India Private Ltd. (PIPL) from Essel Propack, a publicly listed specialty packaging company, for INR 1,650 million (US$ 26.4 million).

PIPL has three plants located in the North and South of India and produces flexible packaging products predominately for the food and personal care markets. The business services leading multinational and local customers and generates annual sales of approximately INR 2,500 million (US$ 40.0 million).

Amcor-flexibles.jpgAmcor currently has four flexible packaging plants across the North and West of India. The acquisition of PIPL expands Amcor’s footprint into Southern India, increases the local talent pool and adds to the existing blown film and cylinder making capabilities.

Amcor’s Managing Director and CEO, Ron Delia said: “India is a very attractive market for flexible packaging driven by strong economic growth, favorable demographics and rapidly changing retail formats.”

“The PIPL acquisition provides an opportunity to further expand Amcor’s customer base and enhance our unique value proposition in this important, high growth market,” Delia adds.

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