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Operations & Footprint 9 Nov 2026

ASP-PAK opens new production capacity at Ohrid plant

North Macedonian woven-polyethylene packaging maker ASP-PAK scheduled the inauguration of new production capacity at its Ohrid site for 9 November 2026, with Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski due to attend. No investment figure or added capacity volume was disclosed.

Why this mattersThe addition extends an exporter of woven polyethylene sacks and nets serving more than 500 clients, including in Europe and North America; investment and volume are undisclosed.

  • Inauguration of the new capacity in Ohrid was scheduled for 9 November 2026, with Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski due to attend.
  • ASP-PAK makes woven polyethylene products for packaging and nets for agriculture, construction and industry.
  • Products are exported to more than 50 countries.
  • ASP-PAK works with over 500 clients, including in Europe and North America.
  • ASP-PAK was founded in 2000.
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Updates

  • 2026-11-12 · Edited before publication: The 'EUR 10m robotised plant project' is not in source. No figures were disclosed, so materiality lowered to 1. Why-it-matters generalised to the Balkans.
  • 2026-11-12 · Edited before publication: The source was written that morning and says the Prime Minister 'will attend' the inauguration. Stating that it took place goes beyond the source, so the text now says it was scheduled. The vague 'why this matters' is rewritten.