Explore Other Plastics Businesses for Sale

Discover high-quality other plastics businesses for sale on DealStream, your premier marketplace for plastics business opportunities. Whether you’re looking to acquire an injection molding plant, extrusion facility, thermoforming operation, or custom plastic manufacturing company, our comprehensive listings feature detailed profiles, financials, and direct seller contacts. Leverage powerful search filters to pinpoint plastics business properties for sale that match your investment goals and streamline your acquisition process. Browse now to find the perfect plastics business for sale and fuel your growth in this booming industry.

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Chicago Heights, IL

$16-$20 MM in annual revenue. 2 sites. Real estate is owned by related party can be sold with business or sign a short or long term lease. Both plants are located in midwest of United States. Lots of new equipment and upgrades have been done. $5 million in capex spend over the past 3 years. Owner...

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Morristown, NJ

This long-established business enjoys an excellent reputation as a specialty manufacturer of elastomeric expansion joints and connectors for large and small industrial businesses. Products sold include expansion joints (turbine-to-condenser connectors), flexible connectors and mechanical packing along...

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Cash Flow: $500,000
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Recycling and Plastic Material Production
Romania

An established and profitable company based in Romania, specializing in the recycling and processing of plastic materials, is seeking a strategic partner. With over 15 years of expertise, the company transforms industrial plastic waste into high-quality granules and flakes, supplying manufacturers and...

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Custom Plastics Manufacturer–40+ Years Experience
Washington

Established for over four decades, this custom plastics fabrication business is known for delivering high-quality, precision-crafted solutions to retail, wholesale, and individual clients. The company specializes in creating everything from simple marketing displays to complex, one-of-a-kind products—including...

$150,000
Cash Flow: $10,058
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Custom Plastic Manufacturing and Distribution
Los Angeles County, CA

FOR SALE: Lucrative Custom Plastic Manufacturing and Distribution Business in Greater Los Angeles Location: Los Angeles County Asking Price: $1,200,000 EBITDA: $168,863 SDE: $258,629 Gross Revenue $2,085,547 FF&E $159,400 Inventory: $700,000 to $1,000,000...

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Bursa, Türkiye

Business is a reputable Turkish manufacturer specializing in automotive spare parts for both OEM and Aftermarket markets since 1992. Located in Bursa, Turkey’s automotive hub, the company offers a unique acquisition opportunity with a solid track record, loyal international clients, and an export footprint...

$5,000,000
Cash Flow: $300,000
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Ontario

Our company is looking for the compound or geraniol manufacturer

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Tips for Buying Other Plastics Businesses

Understand the Market & Regulatory Environment

Before purchasing a plastics business, it's crucial to thoroughly research the market landscape and regulatory environment. Plastics manufacturing and distribution face unique challenges due to shifting consumer preferences, evolving technology, and increasing regulations around sustainability and waste management. Analyze the target company’s competitive position, customer base, and product mix. Stay current on legislation regarding plastics recycling, packaging restrictions, and any bans that might impact profitability. This due diligence helps ensure your investment will be sustainable in the long term.

Evaluate Operational Efficiency & Technology

Operational efficiency and technology adoption are significant value drivers in the plastics sector. During your assessment, make site visits to review production capacity, equipment condition, automation level, and waste management processes. Ask for detailed financials and key performance indicators such as yield rates, cycle times, and scrap levels. A business with older, inefficient equipment or poor workflow may offer a turnaround opportunity, but plan for capital expenditures. Conversely, a plant with updated machinery and robust quality control can justify a premium price.

Assess Supply Chain and Customer Relationships

The plastics industry is often tightly linked to raw material suppliers and large customers. Examine the business’s supply agreements for resin, additives, and packaging materials—long-term contracts and multiple sources can provide cost and supply stability. Review customer concentration—relying too heavily on a small number of clients can create risk. Seek businesses with diversified end markets and strong customer relationships, as these factors enhance resilience to market fluctuations and create growth opportunities.