Tag: Anantshree Chaturvedi

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UFlex shines at IFCA Star Awards 2024

UFlex has been conferred with 10 awards at the IFCA Star Awards 2024, the highest among all entrants. UFlex's diverse portfolio was recognized across...
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UFlex focus on innovation and customer-centricity at drupa

At drupa, the engineering business of UFlex is exhibiting its CI Flexo printing machine ELISA  1308, and a Combi Lamination machine, the CAMCO Excel...
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A race for survival, not just profits: Anantshree Chaturvedi

Correspondent Priyanka Tanwar recently visited the UFlex offices in Noida for an interaction with Anantshree Chaturvedi, vice-chairman & CEO, Flex Films International. Chaturvedi holds...
Flex Films' F-UHB-M film to be introduced at Pack Expo Las Vegas 27 to 29 September at its stand N-9115 Image Flex Films

Flex Films launches F-UHB-M – a metallic polyester ultra-high barrier film

Flex Films, the global film manufacturing arm of flexible packaging giant UFlex, has launched its new avant-garde patented BOPET high barrier film F-UHB-M, designed...

Uflex initiates Project Plastic Fix

Amongst an exclusive gathering held at New York’s Core Club, Uflex, one of the largest polymer plastic companies in the world, launched its plans...
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FlexFilms’ Asclepius – Certified 90% PCR content BOPET films

In the past several years, FlexFilms has invested strongly in the research and development set up at its Kentucky plant in the Southern United...
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Viability is key to the Uflex investment strategy

Packaging South Asia’s Harish Penumarthi recently spoke with Anantshree Chaturvedi, vice chairman and chief executive officer, Flex Films International at the company’s

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Flex Films’ Poland plant could see capacity expansion

Anantshree Chaturvedi, vice chairman and chief executive officer, Flex Films International believes the industry is headed for consolidation beginning 2018-2019. “When the going was good it did not matter but now that the market conditions are unfavorable, the return they [new players] got back then is not there anymore. As time goes by and low price conditions continue, the companies whose core business is not films will eventually look to consolidate. We are definitely headed towards that. I thought this would have happened a couple of years earlier,” said Chaturvedi while talking with Packaging South Asia at Flex Film’s stand in interpack 2017. He added that manufacturers still adding lines in places like India, Pakistan, Southeast Asia and even in the US despite the low prevailing prices and the existence of so much capacity is just not viable. 

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