Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2024.
Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Revolution develops sustainable-loop plastic solutions, combining recycling and manufacturing to turn post-consumer plastics into recycled resin and make films, bags, and other plastic products.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2024.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
3 addon · 3 buyout
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
Revolution Sustainable Solutions, LLC has acquired Island Plastics, LLC, a Flint, Michigan-based producer of 100% post-consumer recycled LLDPE/LDPE film-grade resin. The purchase expands Revolution’s mechanical recycling and PCR production capabilities — including plans to leverage its recent FDA Letter of No Objection to offer clear food-grade PCR for flexible food packaging and other end markets.
Revolution Sustainable Solutions, LLC has acquired Norflex, Inc., a producer of high-performance agricultural and industrial films, including the Agriseal silage wrap. The deal expands Revolution's sustainable agriculture, stretch and shrink film capabilities and complements its PCR recycling and film production activities.
Revolution Sustainable Solutions (Revolution), a U.S.-based recycling and sustainable plastics manufacturer, has acquired PolyAg Recycling Ltd., a mechanical agricultural film recycler based in Bashaw, Alberta, Canada. The acquisition expands Revolution's recycling capacity and North American footprint for agricultural film circular solutions, while PolyAg's operations and employees are expected to continue under Revolution's ownership.
Revolution, a Little Rock-based sustainable plastics manufacturer, has acquired Five Points Films, a Shelbyville, Tennessee manufacturer of cast hand and machine stretch film. The add-on expands Revolution’s national footprint and stretch-film manufacturing capacity and will enable the application of Revolution’s recycled-content, circular manufacturing capabilities to the stretch film market.
Revolution (an Arsenal Capital Partners portfolio company) acquired Jadcore, LLC, a Terre Haute, Indiana-based post-industrial plastics recycler and blown-film manufacturer, to expand Revolution’s closed‑loop manufacturing capabilities and Midwest footprint. The seller was Stonehenge Partners, which realized its investment in Jadcore following a 2014 recapitalization; the transaction was announced in February 2021.
Revolution, a Little Rock-based manufacturer of sustainable plastic solutions, acquired Polar Plastics Corporation from Spell Capital Partners to expand its production footprint and deepen penetration into packaging, agriculture and retail end markets. Polar Plastics is headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota and operates a 100,000-square-foot polyethylene film and bag manufacturing facility; Spell Capital had owned the business since 2018.
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