ECOPACK builds and backs flexible-packaging manufacturers, and invests across the materials, energy and technology of a circular economy.
ECOPACK is an international investment group concentrated on flexible packaging. It builds and backs production assets in the sector, and invests in the materials, energy and recycling technologies that surround it — using direct industry knowledge to underwrite each decision.
A portfolio of flexible-packaging manufacturers producing printed film, pouches and laminates for food, beverage, cosmetics and pharmaceutical markets.
Investment into renewable energy, recyclable materials and recycling technologies — sectors where packaging knowledge is a structural advantage.
Holding packaging assets gives the group first-hand knowledge of the materials, technologies and business models it backs — diligence from inside the industry, not from a distance.
Packaging is where recyclable materials and recycling technology meet demand at scale. The investment focus follows that value chain directly.
Capital is committed through an internal investment committee, against defined strategic and return criteria rather than opportunistically.
ECOPACK's portfolio covers the full flexible-packaging converting chain — printing, lamination, slitting and finished pouches — across two producers in Türkiye and a plant in development in Kazakhstan.
Premium flexible packaging on HP Indigo digital print — short runs, no minimum order.
Full in-house converting — from print through to finished pouches and sleeves.
A new flexible-packaging plant under development, extending the group's production base into Central Asia.
Flexible materials and printed film for consumer-facing categories, produced to order across the group's facilities.
Market demand, packaging requirements and the right operating format.
Structure the business presence and coordinate industrial planning and execution.
Launch support with ongoing focus on quality, supply and operating standards.
Beyond its core packaging holdings, the group invests in the themes that surround them: the materials, energy and technology of a circular economy.
Generation and supporting infrastructure that lowers the carbon intensity of industrial operations and broadens the group's asset base.
Mono-material films, recyclable laminates and next-generation substrates — directly adjacent to the group's manufacturing.
Sorting, reprocessing and circular business models that close the loop on packaging waste and create new revenue streams.
Opportunities are identified within the group's defined focus — flexible packaging and the circular-economy themes around it. The group prioritises sectors where its industrial knowledge gives it an informational edge over generalist investors.
Each opportunity is tested against strategic fit, market and technology fundamentals, management quality and risk. Diligence draws on the group's operating experience in packaging to validate commercial and technical assumptions first-hand.
Qualified opportunities are presented to an internal investment committee, which reviews the thesis, structure and downside before any commitment. Decisions are made against defined criteria rather than opportunistically.
Approved investments are structured and executed with appropriate governance, reporting rights and alignment. Terms are designed to protect capital while supporting the asset's growth plan.
After close, the group works alongside management on operational improvement, supply-chain depth and strategic direction, monitoring performance through to a planned exit or long-term hold.
For ECOPACK, sustainability is not a statement — it is the investment logic. Demand for recyclable packaging, recycling capacity and clean energy is what the group both supplies through its plants and backs as an investor.
Shifting production and investment toward materials that re-enter the supply chain.
Renewable-energy exposure across operations and the investment portfolio.
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