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Supporting Fapajal’s development plan

Fapajal has raised funds to support its development plan.

Fapajal has a paper-making tradition dating back to 1755 and is currently focused on producing tissue paper. The company’s offer includes a wide range of parent reels and converted products. Fapajal is a reference supplier to the main paper converting companies in Portugal and abroad, as well as to large wholesalers, distributors and retailers.

Oaklins’ team in Portugal advised Fapajal on the fundraising process with a local private equity fund, Explorer Investments.

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João Beirôco

Managing Partner
Lisbon, Portugal
Oaklins Portugal

Vera Pinto

Director
Lisbon, Portugal
Oaklins Portugal

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