The EBRD, private equity firm Actera and Esas Holding are acquiring a majority stake in Korozo Ambalaj, a Turkish flexible packaging producer that is building a new facility in Corlu, Tekirdag.

The EBRD, private equity investor Actera and Esas Holding are acquiring a majority stake in Korozo Ambalaj, Turkey's leading flexible packaging producer. The deal includes a US$1 million Clean Technology Fund loan, and Korozo is building a new plant in Çorlu, Tekirdağ.

Sources say Bedminster Capital has authorized the sale of its 80% stake in Turkish packaging company Propak Ambalaj, with Constantia Flexibles among four interested bidders. Propak did not comment.

Dunapack Packaging, through Mosburger GmbH, has closed the purchase of Eskisehir-based corrugated packaging plant ESK from Sisecam Group, which has an annual volume of about 160 million m2 (80,000 tons).

Funding company Actera Group acquired a majority stake in Korozo, a Turkish packaging firm with nine factories in Istanbul and Izmir, according to media reports. The deal awaits Competition Authority approval.