Napakka has been acquired by Packoplock Scandinavia AB
August 2013 — The shareholders of Napakka, based in Finland, have sold the company to Packoplock Scandinavia AB. Financial details have not been provided.
Napakka is a packaging company specializing in logo-printed bags, non-branded bags and gift-wrapping materials.
Founded in 2007, Packoplock Scandinavia is a leading packaging wholesaler in Sweden. The company provides tailored B2B paper bags and other marketing and wrapping materials to more than 35,000 customers.
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Oaklins' team in Finland acted as advisor to the seller in this transaction.
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