Efficiencies of the integrated packaging and commercial printing model

Attempting Good to Great!

After divesting a minority stake to Blue River Capital in January 2007,International Print-O-Pac Limited in Noida has spent the year in tripling its packaging capacity. At the same time it has also doubled its commercial printing capacity.

December 29, 2007 | By Purva Sethi

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International Print-O-Pac Limited was the second family – owned in India packaging company to divest a minority stake to a private equity investor. At the time, Munish Chawla of Blue River Capital speaking about IPPOPL said, “the integrated printing packaging business model allows the company to deploy capital efficiently, and offer complete value added packaging solutions to large global retailers. Modern day organised retail demands innovation and design and consistency in quality and delivery.” ...cont´d

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