Plastic Packaging Business for Sale in Hyderabad, India

Core offerings include customized flexible packaging solutions such as laminates and pouches, serving agricultural companies, FMCG manufacturers, exporters, and industrial clients requiring reliable, high-quality packaging. Tangible Assets:
Manufacturing machinery and equipment used for flexible packaging production worth INR 60 lakhs.
Factory setup including production floor infrastructure and utilities.
Office setup including furniture, systems, and administrative infrastructure.
Inventory of raw materials and finished goods worth INR 20 lakhs.

Intangible Assets:
Established client base of over 280 customers, including 15–20 MNC clients.
More than 600 active SKUs/products with repeat order history.
Strong vendor and supplier network.
Goodwill and brand presence in the flexible packaging segment.
Export experience in seed packaging with compliance capabilities.
Operational know-how and process expertise built over the years. The business runs out of a 5,000 sq. ft. industrial space in Cherlapally, Hyderabad. The ground floor is dedicated to production with all necessary machinery in place, while the first floor houses the administrative offices. The property is rented for ₹73,000 per month, and with the lease term already over, there’s room to renew or renegotiate with the landlord, offering flexibility to a new owner. The facility is well-equipped for ongoing operations and has potential for future growth. The business is structured as a partnership firm with two partners holding equal ownership of 50% each, with a total capital contribution of approximately INR 68 Lakhs each.

The business is currently funded through a mix of bank facilities, private funding, and supplier credit:

Cash Credit (CC) facility of ~₹80 Lakhs from Axis Bank.
Loans from NBFCs and small financial institutions totaling ~₹40 Lakhs.
Private loan of ~₹70 Lakhs (priority for settlement)
Supplier credit of ~₹1.5 Crore, which is part of regular business operations and can be managed over time through continued business relationships.

A structured takeover is preferred, where liabilities can be managed or assumed by the incoming buyer/investor. Detailed discussions can be undertaken with serious parties.