Pacific Paper Tube has secured its first institutional investment from Sky Island Capital, aiming to accelerate growth in the expanding paper tube and core manufacturing industry.
Information on the Target
Pacific Paper Tube (PPT), based in Stockton, California, stands as a prominent multi-facility manufacturer within the paper tube and core industry. The company has built a strong reputation for servicing a diverse range of end markets with products including paper cores, protective packaging, and construction tubes. Founded over 35 years ago, PPT has remained a family-operated business and has grown significantly, becoming the largest independent tube and core manufacturer west of the Mississippi River.
Chairman Patrick Wallace highlighted the company's journey, stating, "PPT has grown from a small start-up to its current status due to the dedication of our employees across our four operating facilities. With the backing of Sky Island Capital, we look forward to accelerating our growth trajectory. We extend our gratitude to our advisors at Peakstone for their guidance in navigating this pivotal transition."
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Industry Overview in the Target’s Specific Country
The paper tube and core manufacturing industry in the United States has experienced substantial evolution over the years, driven by increased demand for sustainable and innovative packaging solutions. As more businesses p
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Sky Island Capital
invested in
Pacific Paper Tube
in 2024
in a Growth Equity & Expansion Capital deal