The administrative headquarters, as those of the rest of the Group, are located in Athens, while Sales offices are located in Athens, Thessaloniki and Patra.

The main production plant is located in the Industrial Area of Patra, in an area of 50.000m², and includes roofed production and storage facilities in a total area of 17.500m².

The factory in Patra is one of the largest and most modern in Greece and its production capacity exceeds 80.000.000m² of all types of corrugated board products annually.

The plant has a corrugated board manufacturing equipment and different converting lines, that can produce from simple unprinted cartons to specially designed agricultural packaging products and boxes-exhibitors with demanding printing.

Furthermore, it has the largest and finest equipped Quality Control Department of the Group, as well as a Research & Development Division, which is exclusively engaged in designing new products or adapting existing solutions to the needs of each customer.

The second factory is located in Kapandriti, Attica and has buildings of 7.650m² in an area of 24.000m².

The unit has 2 production lines for corrugated cardboard and microwelle.

The third factory is located in Thiva and has buildings of 6.000m² in an area of 25.000m².

It has 3 converting lines.

The fourth factory is located in Damasta Fthiotidas.This is an industrial unit of recycled packaging paper.The annual recycling capacity reaches 50.000.000 kg of waste paper packaging.

The unit has the largest paper-producing machine domestically, with the most modern electronic automation systems, and an extended multiple filtering system that ensures the physical, chemical & biological purification of the final product.

The production line is fed with paper clip (old corrugated packaging paper). It produces every year more than 35.000.000 kg of recycled and recyclable packaging paper, which is either used as raw material in the Group’s corrugated production unit or sold to other corrugated board producers, with a triple benefit for the national economy.

• Reduction of the volume of paper waste that would end up in landfills.
• Reduction of capital outflow that would be required to import the corresponding quantities of raw materials from abroad.
• The added value of creating raw material from old packaging remains in the country and creates jobs in the local community.