Plastics

Being a successful plastics company requires both strong technical knowledge of the industry and deep understanding of its highly competitive environment. Fort Dearborn Partners has completed multiple profit improvement, refinancing and M&A transactions for blow-molders, injection-molders and a variety of other plastics businesses serving multiple industries including automotive, consumer goods, packaging/fulfillment and industrial.

Highlighted Engagements

$90M
Revenue

global supplier of plastic insert auto parts

$85M
Revenue

manufacturing of injection molded products for communications and lighting

$75M
Revenue

manufacturer of branded and private label sprayers for lawn & garden products

$60M
Revenue

designer and contract manufacturer of thermoset and thermoplastic assemblies

$50M
Revenue

multi-plant plastic molding operation

$35M
Revenue

processing solutions for the recycling industry with an emphasis on post-consumer, mixed plastics

$35M
Revenue

manufacturer of plastic and polyurethane planters

$35M
Revenue

injection and extrusion blow molder of proprietary plastic housewares

$30M
Revenue

Thermoformed plastic scrap processing into sheet & film

$30M
Revenue

manufacturer of rubber products used in automotive lighting and heating applications

$25M
Revenue

custom thermoplastic extrusions, including multi-lumens, co-extrusions, catheter and lead,...

$15M
Revenue

manufacturer of rubber components

$10M
Revenue

plastic injection molding and thermal forming company

$10M
Revenue

designer and fabricator of tools and dies for plastic industry

Experienced Professionals

FDP News

Apr - 23

Fort Dearborn advises Reliable Knitting Works

Fort Dearborn Partners served as the exclusive financial advisor for the refinancing of Reliable Knitting Works, a $125 Million Wisconsin-based Company.

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Oct - 22

Alice Chan joins Fort Dearborn Partners

Fort Dearborn Partners is pleased to announce that Alice Chan has joined our firm as a Director.

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Sep - 22

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