06.08.16
Epicomm, an association for companies in the print, mail, fulfillment and marketing services, seeks a buyer for a growing, custom manufacturer of pressure sensitive labels and unsupportive films. The company, which Epicomm says has one main production facility that is located in the northeast United States, offers label and packaging products in a wide range of materials, shapes and sizes for product and packaging decoration.
“Over the last three years, this company has invested significantly in equipment and prepress technology, thereby positioning itself to offer gravure printing quality at flexographic prices,” says Tom Cobery, Epicomm Vice President and a member of its Business Advisory Group, which was retained by the company’s sole shareholder to find a buyer. The shareholder seeks to partner with a new owner who will provide the resources to support the company’s growth plans.
“The company’s sales in 2015 have increased as a result of the addition of a number of new customers and growth with existing customers,” Cobery continues. “It is a qualified vendor for a number of large national food companies, well positioned to compete in the growing flexible packaging market, and offers an excellent opportunity for a strategic or financial buyer who is looking for new markets or seeks to expand this market segment on a national basis.”
The converter serves a broad range of markets, including food, personal care, high-tech, and medical packaging, and offers a variety of services that combine its strengths in attention to detail, high quality, and outstanding customer service. Its sales have grown steadily since 2012, reaching $9 million last year — an increase of nearly $1.9 million, or nearly 27%, over the last four years. In addition, Adjusted EBITDA has grown steadily from 14% in 2012 to 22% in 2015.
For more information about this opportunity, interested parties are invited to contact Cobery at 201-523-6326 or tcobery@epicomm.org.
“Over the last three years, this company has invested significantly in equipment and prepress technology, thereby positioning itself to offer gravure printing quality at flexographic prices,” says Tom Cobery, Epicomm Vice President and a member of its Business Advisory Group, which was retained by the company’s sole shareholder to find a buyer. The shareholder seeks to partner with a new owner who will provide the resources to support the company’s growth plans.
“The company’s sales in 2015 have increased as a result of the addition of a number of new customers and growth with existing customers,” Cobery continues. “It is a qualified vendor for a number of large national food companies, well positioned to compete in the growing flexible packaging market, and offers an excellent opportunity for a strategic or financial buyer who is looking for new markets or seeks to expand this market segment on a national basis.”
The converter serves a broad range of markets, including food, personal care, high-tech, and medical packaging, and offers a variety of services that combine its strengths in attention to detail, high quality, and outstanding customer service. Its sales have grown steadily since 2012, reaching $9 million last year — an increase of nearly $1.9 million, or nearly 27%, over the last four years. In addition, Adjusted EBITDA has grown steadily from 14% in 2012 to 22% in 2015.
For more information about this opportunity, interested parties are invited to contact Cobery at 201-523-6326 or tcobery@epicomm.org.