Plastchim - T
Plastchim-T is a leading European producer of flexible packaging films, headquartered in Tervel, Bulgaria, with over 185 years of combined history and tradition.
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Overview
Plastchim-T is a Bulgarian enterprise specializing in the production of flexible packaging films, based in Tervel, Bulgaria. Founded in 1967, the company has grown into one of Europe's largest producers of polypropylene films, with 5 modern production and logistics centers across 3 countries. It serves over 1000 clients in more than 50 markets with a catalog of over 100 products. The company's product portfolio includes a wide range of films: metalized, transparent, plain, antifog, matt, label, barrier, tobacco, and other special types suitable for food and non-food packaging, tape, label, and tobacco applications. Plastchim-T also produces flexible woven packaging, PP bags, FIBC (flexible intermediate bulk containers), and polypropylene yarn. Plastchim-T has a rich history dating back to 1967 when it was established in Tervel. It began producing PP yarn and PE films in 1977, followed by flexible big bags in 1990. The company launched its first BOPP line in 2004, its first metallizer in 2007, and has since expanded with multiple BOPP and CPP lines, metallizers, and a hybrid BOPE/BOPP line in 2022—the first in the world. In 2024, Manucor and Plastchim Ukraine joined the group. The company is privately held, with ownership concentrated in Aydan Faik and related holdings after privatization in 1996. It operates as a joint-stock company (АД) and is the largest enterprise in the Dobrich region by sales volume, and the second largest in Bulgaria in the plastics sheets, plates, tubes, and profiles sector. Plastchim-T's mission focuses on sustainability, growth, and innovation, aiming to create opportunities for a better life with sustainable, safe, and recyclable flexible packaging. Its vision is to be a leader in flexible packaging supply and innovation, guided by values of quality, competitiveness, and honesty.
History
Plastchim-T was established in 1967 in Tervel, Bulgaria. In 1977, the company started production of polypropylene yarn and polyethylene films. In 1990, it began producing flexible big bags (FIBC). The company was privatized in 1996 through mass privatization, after which shares were concentrated in the then-director Aydan Faik and the Eurohold conglomerate, which later withdrew in 2016. In 2004, Plastchim-T launched its first BOPP line, followed by its first metallizer (Galileo) in 2007. The company continued to expand with a second BOPP line in 2010, a first CPP line in 2012, a third BOPP line in 2014, and a second CPP line and second metallizer (Applied TOP MET) in 2017. In 2018, a fourth BOPP line was launched. In 2020, a joint venture with Tatrafan Plastchim LLC was formed. In 2021, a third metallizer (Nordmeccanica Powermet) was launched. In 2022, Plastchim-T launched the world's first hybrid BOPE/BOPP line. In 2024, Manucor and Plastchim Ukraine joined the Plastchim Group. As of 2022, Plastchim-T had sales revenues of 525 million Bulgarian leva. By sales volume, it is the largest enterprise in the Dobrich region and the second largest in Bulgaria in the sector of manufacturing plastic sheets, plates, tubes, and profiles, after Pipelife Bulgaria.
- 2024
Manucor joined Plastchim Group
- 2024
Plastchim Ukraine joined Plastchim Group
- 2022
Launched 1st Hybrid BOPE/BOPP – first in the world
- 2021
Launched 3rd Metallizer - Nordmeccanica Powermet
- 2020
Joint Venture with Tatrafan Plastchim LLC
- 2018
Launched 4th BOPP line
- 2017
Launched 2nd CPP and 2nd Metallizer (Applied TOP MET)
- 2016
Eurohold conglomerate withdrew from ownership
- 2014
Launched 3rd BOPP line
- 2012
Launched 1st CPP line
Products and positioning
Leading European producer of flexible packaging films with advanced technology and sustainable solutions.
BOPP films
Heat sealable, transparent, matt, metallized, and other types for food and non-food packaging.
CPP films
Cast polypropylene films for various packaging applications.
Metallized films
Films with metal coating for barrier properties and aesthetic appeal.
Label films
Transparent, white opaque, and metallized films for label applications.
Tobacco films
Heat sealable transparent films for tobacco packaging.
PP bags
AD Star PP bags made of coated fabric with hot welded bottom.
FIBC
Flexible intermediate bulk containers for bulk packaging.
Polypropylene yarn
PP yarn for various industrial applications.
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