LE SANGLIER PACKAGING acquired by INESSENS
Context
Inessens has completed the acquisition of 100% of Le Sanglier Packaging from its founder. The strategic rationale for the transaction is to enhance the complementarity within the Inessens group, specifically by strengthening its expertise in cardboard packaging. This integration allows Inessens to offer a more complete and qualitative product range to its existing client base in the wine and spirits sectors. For Le Sanglier Packaging, the deal provides the necessary resources to ensure long-term sustainability and benefit from group-level synergies while preserving its local identity and industrial values. The transaction follows a period of constructive dialogue between the two independent entrepreneurs aiming to create a stronger industrial player capable of meeting the evolving premiumization and sustainability demands of the packaging market.
LE SANGLIER PACKAGING, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2023, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, a level to compare with the average currently observed in the Industry & Manufacturing sector (11.6x).
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Founded in 1993, Le Sanglier Packaging is a specialized French printing house dedicated to the design and production of high-quality cardboard packaging. The company’s business model focuses on luxury and premium packaging solutions, primarily serving the food and spirits industries. Its value proposition is built on technical expertise in offset printing, folding, and gluing, offering customized packaging that enhances product shelf appeal. Strategically, the firm operates as an agile industrial partner, emphasizing local production and high-quality standards. By maintaining a focus on technical know-how and long-term client relationships, the company has established itself as a reputable niche player in the French packaging market, particularly for high-end cardboard containers.
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