Skelleftea 2024-12-20 The Plastex Group has acquired 100% of the shares in GFH AB, which manufactures and sells edge bands/sealing strips, primarily for conveyor belts, in the food, concrete, mining and recycling industries, among others. GFH AB has been successfully run for many years by Jörgen and Carina Glantz, who,
A very, very good year,” says Plastex CEO David Burén after being able to sum up 2021 with an “all time high” for both turnover and profitability for the group with production in Degerbyn and Ostvik.
After a recruitment process, Peder Hansson has been appointed as the new production manager at Plastex in Skellefteå. Peder has many years of experience in the industry and comes most recently from a role as consultant manager at Previa.
Autumn has literally been bright at Plastex. The factory in Skellefteå has just completed a successful lighting project, replacing the old lamps with modern, smart LED fixtures.
New order / production planner at Plastex Skellefteå will be Jan-Erik “Janne” Burström. This is the result of the recruitment process that took place during the autumn.
If you are going to visit Elmia Subcontractor, come by our stand and get in touch with one of our specialists in injection molding and extrusion. We have extensive knowledge of different material choices and know-how from various industries. See you!
We at Plastex will now take some well-deserved Christmas and New Year holidays. The factory in Skellefteå opens on January 4 and in Ostvik we open on January 11, 2021.
Today, Plastex’s CEO, David Burén, and Plastteknik’s CEO, Andreas Wiklund, announced that the companies are merging under the joint brand Plastex and will thus become a comprehensive supplier in molding and extrusion as well as post-processing of plastic products.
Will you visit Elmia Subcontractor Connect? If so, take the opportunity to take a look at our “online stand”. There you can read more about Plastex and also have an online meeting with one of our smart materials specialists. See you there!
We have been in contact with all of our significant suppliers to be able to assess the risks in the short term. The answer from everyone is that there are currently no disruptions in the supply chain, all factories are running at full strength. The proportion of material that comes from particularly affected countries is also very limited.
