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TKO Miller Advises Prestige-Pak, Inc. on its Sale to C.P. Converters, Inc.

MILWAUKEE, WI (August 3, 2021) – TKO Miller is pleased to announce the sale of Prestige-Pak, Inc., a converter of printed flexible packaging materials for the consumer products industry, to ­C.P. Converters, Inc., a portfolio company of First Atlantic Capital based in New York, New York.

Founded in 1968, Prestige-Pak is a second-generation, family-owned business based in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. The Company’s current product portfolio includes printed mono and laminated rollstock used in the bakery, cheese, confectionary, dry goods, medical, pet food, and snack food industries.

C.P. Converters is an innovative flexible packaging company serving the stable food and consumer end markets mainly focused on snacks, baked goods, confections, and household chemicals. C.P. Converters provides printed film that is either converted or sold as rollstock, stretch and shrink sleeves, and pouches to blue-chip customers on a regional and national basis. C.P. Converters was founded in 1958 and is based in York, Pennsylvania.

“When I made the decision to sell Prestige-Pak, I looked for an Investment Bank with deep flexible packaging experience,” said Vince Kuber, owner of Prestige-Pak. “After I found Joe Froehlich and the TKO Miller packaging team, I asked them to find a new owner for Prestige-Pak that would maintain our customer-centric business model and carry on our tradition of bringing high-quality solutions to our customers’ packaging challenges. C.P. Converters brings a wealth of experience and capabilities that will help Prestige-Pak serve additional needs of our customers and provide growth and opportunities for our employee team members.”

“Prestige-Pak will provide C.P. Converters with a center of excellence,” said Erik Eidem, Director of TKO Miller. “The Company has built its outstanding reputation based on its incredibly talented team of employees, the most modern equipment in the industry, and a solution-focused, customer-centric culture.”

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