BIOFIBRE
Bioplastics compounder acquires WPC and sheet producer Naftex
Natural fibre and bioplastics compounder Biofibre (Altdorf / Germany; www.biofibre.de), a subsidiary of machinery manufacturer LWB-Steinl (Altdorf; www.lwb-steinl.com), has acquired 80% of wood plastic composite (WPC) producer Naftex (Wiesmoor / Germany; www.naftex.de). The companies did not provide any information on the purchase price. LWB-Steinl CEO Reinhard Danzer and Biofibre CEO Christoph Glammert are taking over management of Naftex, which will remain on the market under its name and with its existing products. The founding family will also remain active in the company.
Naftex was founded by Rainer Koopmann. It produces natural fibre-reinforced polymer composites (NFRP) and WPC profiles with a cross section of up to 250 x 250 mm. Biofibre produces natural fibre composites with in part bio-based matrix materials for extrusion and injection moulding.
Naftex was founded by Rainer Koopmann. It produces natural fibre-reinforced polymer composites (NFRP) and WPC profiles with a cross section of up to 250 x 250 mm. Biofibre produces natural fibre composites with in part bio-based matrix materials for extrusion and injection moulding.
Management team (from left): LWB-Steinl CEO Reinhard Danzer, Kristin Koopman, Biofibre CEO Christoph Glammert (Photo: Biofribre) |
13.06.2019 Plasteurope.com [242641-0]
Published on 13.06.2019