Turkey's Polinas buys control of İmaj Ambalaj for €4.02M
What's the deal? Turkish plastics manufacturer PolinasDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has acquired a 67% controlling stake in İmaj Ambalaj for €4.02 million, according to a stock-exchange disclosure by parent investment company Gözde Girişim. İmaj Ambalaj makes printed flexible packaging for the food and fast-moving consumer goods sectors.
What's the endgame? Polinas produces flexible packaging films, including BOPP and BOPET. The deal pushes it downstream into converting and printing, extending its reach beyond film production.
Who's involved? Gözde Girişim is a Turkish investment holding company affiliated with Yıldız Holding, which majority-owns Polinas. İmaj Ambalaj, based in Gebze, exports to more than 30 countries.
Why now? The companies signed a share purchase agreement, with the transfer completed after closing conditions were met. Gözde Girişim said it had deferred disclosure of the negotiations following a board decision on April 29, 2026, under Turkish capital markets rules.
The signal: The acquisition expands Polinas's capabilities and market footprint, adding an exporter with a printing business to its film operations. It is a meaningful move into converting, though modest by disclosed value.
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