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Portfolio & StrategyOperations & Footprint 5 Nov 2026

Alpla opens two plants in Turkey, plans further EUR 40m investment

Alpla has started up two new plants in Adana and Izmir, Turkey, representing an investment of EUR 30m (USD 34m). The packaging maker plans a further EUR 40m (USD 45m) of investment in Turkey over the next five years, having invested about EUR 100m (USD 112m) in the country since 1992.

Why this mattersTwo plants worth EUR 30m (USD 34m) and a further EUR 40m (USD 45m) planned over five years deepen Alpla's production footprint in Turkey.

  • Alpla started up two new plants in Adana and Izmir, Turkey
  • The two new plants represent EUR 30m (USD 34m) of investment
  • Alpla plans a further EUR 40m (USD 45m) of investment in Turkey over the next five years
  • Alpla has invested about EUR 100m (USD 112m) in Turkey since 1992
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Sources plastik-ambalaj.com TR
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Updates

  • 2026-11-06 · Edited before publication: EUR 100m is cumulative investment since 1992 to date, not the total after the planned EUR 40m. USD conversions rounded to the precision of the source. Demand-growth claim not in source.
  • 2026-11-06 · Edited before publication: "Close to customers" is not in the source, and EUR 40m in the why-it-matters line lacked the USD amount the publisher asked for. Both fixed.