Owners of label and packaging manufacturing businesses are looking for what will define the next chapter for themselves personally, as well as for the business. What are today’s options?
The surge in M&A activity within the packaging industry is palpable, with private equity firms leading the charge.
Thank the steadfast strategy of financial buyers for keeping the pace of acquisitions brisk in 2023 and carrying the momentum to 2024.
Investors see stability, profitability, and growth in packaging, so it’s no wonder that commercial and package printing are converging.
If you are considering selling your business, let’s review some steps to help maximize shareholder value and minimize the drama.
Companies don’t prioritize M&As on their trade show agendas, but the capital investments they make at these events tell us something.
The COVID-19 pandemic will continue to have a bearing on mergers and acquisitions among printing and packaging companies as we enter 2021. But, the virus won’t be making the deals. Smart owners will, and with realism and flexibility, the deals can be as good as any in a normal year.
As of May 1, SGIA and PIA will officially unite in a merger of the two entities, which will bring resources and services together under one roof to best support future industry growth and longevity.
Like any other business transaction, a merger is a structured process with a series of steps necessary for its completion. As an investment banker to the printing and packaging industries, New Direction Partners has participated in scores of such transactions.
With the printing and packaging stock index, New Direction Partners tracks the performance of 16 printing and packaging firms.
