Malaysia's Scientex agreed to acquire a 70% stake in Hunan-based flexible plastic packaging producer Mintpack for RMB 167.3 million (about USD 25 million), with completion expected by end-2026.

Cosmogen acquired Asquan, a premium personal care packaging company headquartered in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, to form Cosmogen & Asquan Group with combined revenue of US$50 million. The deal value was not disclosed.

Zhuiyue Hongzhi, ultimately owned by Dreame founder Yu Hao, agreed to buy a 29.9% stake from China Food Packaging for CNY 1.243 billion and launched a partial tender offer for about 25% more at CNY 4.45 per share, potentially giving it up to 54.9% of metal can maker Jiamei Packaging.

Suzhou Zhuyue Hongzhi Technology Partnership, controlled by Dreame founder Yu Hao, agreed to buy a 29.9% stake in listed metal packaging maker Jiamei Packaging from China Food Packaging via share transfer and a partial tender offer, for about 2.282 billion yuan in total. The announcement was made on December 16, 2025.

HySum Flexibles (300501.SZ) plans to acquire 100% of Guangdong Zhengyi Packaging Co., Ltd. in cash from its shareholders to gain control, after signing an equity acquisition intent agreement on June 25, 2025. Zhengyi Packaging specializes in aluminum oxide film and vacuum aluminum-coated film.

PET cup and lid maker Broadway Technology, through Zhejiang Gaokai New Materials, signed a merger agreement with SPAC Quartzsea Acquisition Corporation. The combined company, Cuisine Universal Packaging Solution, is expected to list on Nasdaq as CUPS.

O.R.G. Technology's offeror Huarui Fengquan received valid acceptances for 286 million COFCO Packaging shares, about 25.68%, lifting O.R.G.'s stake to 50.11%. The offer became unconditional in all aspects.

Ourjin (002701.SZ) plans a voluntary conditional cash general offer at HK$7.21 per share to acquire all issued shares of COFCO Packaging (00906), with total consideration capped at HK$6.066 billion (about RMB 5.524 billion). The offer is backed by an irrevocable commitment from shareholder Zhang Wei holding about 22% of the target.

China's SAMR advised Shandong Xinjufeng Technology Packaging to file its proposed acquisition of a 28.22% stake in Hong Kong-listed Greatview Aseptic Packaging from JSH Ventures. The regulator's move is considered unprecedented in hostile takeover filings.

Shengxing Co (002752.SZ) plans to acquire all equity of Beijing Pacific Can Company from Fuzhou Pacific Can Group for CNY 301 million, funded from its own resources. The deal is to be signed under a sale agreement announced on 2022-08-16.

Carlyle Group is reportedly set to buy Chinese packaging firm HCP for about $1 billion from owner Baring Private Equity Asia. The deal is reported to be expected to complete in the coming months.

Shengxing Holdings (002752.SZ) plans to acquire all equity of Pacific Can (Qingdao) from Fuzhou Pacific Can Group for RMB 262 million, funded from its own resources, to expand its two-piece can business in Qingdao.

Shengxing Shares plans to buy 100% of Pacific Can (Shenyang) from Pacific Can (Fuzhou) for 171 million yuan in internal funds to expand its two-piece can business in northeast China; the related agreement was signed on 30 November 2020.

HCP Group acquired the remaining 50% stake in Hetian Packaging (Huai'an), making it a wholly owned subsidiary. Hetian is an aluminium parts forming and anodising factory in China that has supplied HCP since 2013.

Ball Corporation agreed to sell its metal beverage can and end plants in Beijing, Foshan, Hubei and Qingdao, China, to ORG Technology for approximately $225 million, plus potential additional consideration. Ball will license its technology to ORG and reinvest about $50 million in ORG's shares.

HCT announced it has acquired 100% control of HCT Kent Packaging Ltd., a Chinese plant co-founded in 2006 with Taiwanese businessman Kent Lee. The 47,000 square metre facility makes plastic injection-moulded, extrusion-blow and injection-blow moulded packaging for beauty brands.

Nine Dragons Paper announced it will acquire equity in nine Hong Kong and mainland China packaging companies from their owners for about RMB 628 million, plus a 40% stake in a corrugated packaging joint venture. The deal is aimed at integrating upstream and downstream packaging operations.

COFCO Packaging's subsidiary agreed to buy a 23% stake in Wuxi Huapeng Bottle Cap from Crown Asia Pacific for RMB 53.3987 million, raising its holding to about 84.48%.

The China buyout fund CITIC Capital Partners acquired a 33% stake in China Merchants Loscam, a pallet and returnable packaging pooling provider, from Sinotrans. Sinotrans retains a 45% stake. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Ball Corporation agreed to sell its metal beverage packaging facilities in Beijing, Foshan, Hubei and Qingdao, China, to ORG Technology for about $225 million, plus potential relocation-related consideration. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2019.

Edelmann Group acquired 100% of Elanders Beijing Printing Co., Ltd from Elanders AB, adding a folding carton and rigid box site in Beijing that expands its network to 21 sites.

New Island Printing (Liaoning) agreed to acquire Yi Hua Green Packaging Printing from Huajun Enterprise (Yingkou) for CNY 30 million ($4.7 million), making it an indirect subsidiary of Huajun Holdings.

Hengan subsidiary Hengan Mega Jumbo Investments plans to acquire a 100% stake in Sunway Kordis Holding from Starmix for CNY 145 million ($23.05 million).

Pact Group has bought two Reynolds companies in Asia, according to Plastics News. The article gives no further details on location, price or date beyond December 5, 2017.

Blackstone Group has reportedly agreed to acquire ShyaHsin Packaging (China) for about $800 million to $900 million, according to sources cited by Reuters, and is arranging about $600 million of loan financing. The report was dated November 10, 2017.

Detmold Group agreed to buy Heshan Innopak Co. Ltd. from Novolex, a packaging manufacturer in Heshan, Guangdong, China. The transaction is expected to be completed by the end of August 2017.

Amcor agreed to acquire Hebei Qite Packing, a Chinese flexible packaging company, for RMB 185 million (about USD 28 million). The deal is expected to expand Amcor's flexible packaging business in Asia.