BEWI completed the combination of its raw material business BEWI RAW with Dutch company Unipol, owned by The Rock Capital Group. The total value is up to EUR 75 million, with EUR 30 million settled on completion. The announcement is dated 10 July 2025.
BEWI completed the transaction combining its traded food packaging business with Danish packaging company STOK Emballage on 30 June 2025. The deal was first announced on 24 October 2024; no value was disclosed.
Bewi's acquisition of Jackon Holding AS, a Norwegian insulation and packaging group with about 935 employees and 20 facilities across the Nordics, Germany and Belgium, has been approved by all competition authorities. The deal value is not stated.
BEWI has acquired the remaining 49 per cent of Danish paper packaging company Cellpack, becoming its sole owner. BEWI had acquired 51 per cent in April 2021, and former owner Thomas J. Bladt stays on as managing director.
Norwegian insulation and packaging group Bewi agreed to buy all shares of Trondhjems Eskefabrikk, a Trondheim maker of cardboard boxes for the food industry. The deal is subject to competition authority approval and the price was not disclosed.
Listed Norwegian company Bewi agreed to buy packaging manufacturer Jackon, with the last owning family accepting cash of NOK 1.55 billion and the other family receiving shares worth about NOK 780 million more.
BEWI has acquired a 51 per cent stake in Danish paper packaging company Honeycomb Cellpack A/S, with an option to buy the remaining 49 per cent, broadening its protective packaging offering in the Nordic region.
BEWiSynbra Group AB acquired BEWi Drift Holding AS for NOK 400 million, paid NOK 100 million in shares and NOK 300 million in cash. The deal was announced on August 17, 2020.
Norway's Bewi has acquired Trondheim-based packaging supplier Tommen Gram Holding, which has about 60 employees and roughly NOK 320 million in annual revenue; the price was not disclosed.