Nippon Paper to sell about 20 million LINTEC shares; Antalis buys into heavy-duty packaging — plus 9 more: BPJ News (Evening)
Paper, ink, and packaging are shifting at once—from “materials talk” to finance, design, operations, and security.
Nippon Paper has approved a secondary offering of about 20 million LINTEC shares, putting paper-industry asset reshuffling in plain sight. In Europe, paper distributors are moving deeper into packaging design and converting, and the shop-floor payoff of “packaging as a tool for improvement” is being described in numbers.
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As some players convert assets into cash through share sales, paper distributors in Europe are stepping into packaging design and converting through acquisitions. On the operations side, event production and cloud infrastructure have both seen continued incidents of unauthorized access and outages—raising, again, the question of how we hold and handle information, including attendee lists and production files.…
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