Mergers and acquisitions

Nespolo: "The luxury packaging sector is extremely relevant to us"

Fedrigoni in eco packaging joint venture

Fedrigoni has acquired 70% of a NewCo that will produce inner trays for boxes and gift cases for luxury items made entirely of thermoformed, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly cellulose...

Keegan: "These acquisitions make perfect strategic sense"

Irish group expands UK mailing footprint

A Dublin-headquartered software business has made a double acquisition that includes Scottish marketing communications specialist Forth Communication.

Fox: "We are excited to develop and expand the product portfolio"

Kongsberg PCS acquires CNC specialist MultiCam

Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (Kongsberg PCS) has acquired MultiCam, a US manufacturer and distributor of CNC cutting machines and digital finishing processes.

Perez: business models are complementary

Adare International now part of HH

HH Global has completed its takeover of Adare International.

Voxel8 offers direct 3D print-on-part capabilities

Kornit acquires 3D specialist

Kornit Digital has enhanced its offering with the acquisition of US 3D printing specialist Voxel8.

Sylvamo paper range will include digital, inkjet, offset and office grades

New name agreed for IP paper wing

International Paper’s worldwide paper business will be renamed Sylvamo Corporation when the operation becomes a separate listed company later this year.

Vegware offers bespoke printing and branding on its packaging range

Vegware acquired by US group

Innovative, compostable packaging business Vegware has been acquired by US group Novolex.

(L-R) LG Davis managing director Liz Smith and Alison Heath of Positive Print

LG Davis acquires Positive Print

LG Davis has acquired local business Positive Print to grow its commercial offering in the Midlands and further enhance its in-house services and capacity.

Datum: restructuring in order to remain competitive in the market

Datum restructures

A restructure at Hertfordshire-based Datum has seen a new company emerge, while Datum Colour Print (Hatfield) has gone into voluntary liquidation.

Accounts, admins and alleged abuse among July’s must reads

YM Group’s delayed and subsequently filed accounts, an extension to the administration of the Howard Hunt group of companies, and a ‘gangmaster’ scandal involving the alleged exploitation and abuse of...