• Ball & Doggett has reached an agreement in principle to acquire leading flexible packaging supplier Impak Films.
    Ball & Doggett has reached an agreement in principle to acquire leading flexible packaging supplier Impak Films.
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Ball & Doggett has reached an agreement in principle to acquire leading flexible packaging supplier Impak Films, with a completion date scheduled for 31 October 2025.

Ball & Doggett is Australia’s leading distributor of printable materials and consumables to the print, signage and packaging industries,

The company said the acquisition of Impak Films further solidifies its commitment to the packaging market.

“We are delighted to welcome Impak Films into Ball & Doggett, further strengthening our position and commitment to the packaging sector,” said Luke Wilkinson, CEO of Ball & Doggett.

Established in 2005 by Andy Newman and Brian Christy, Impak Films specialise in the distribution of a wide range of flexible films into the packaging industry.

According to Newman, managing director of Impak Films, this is an exciting next step in the Impak Films journey.

“Ball & Doggett have the resources, people and infrastructure to take thebusiness forward, which will ultimately provide greater value to our customers, suppliers, and staff. We are excited about what the future holds,” he said.

The business will continue to operate independently from its site in Tullamarine, Victoria with all staff remaining with the business.

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