Lecta announces divestiture of self-adhesive business in 2025
Lecta, a European manufacturer and distributor of specialty papers for labels and packaging, announces the spin-off of its self-adhesive business unit from Torraspapel SAU. The spin-off will take effect on January 1, 2025.
This will result in the creation of a new company, Lecta Self-Adhesives España, SLU, which will take over all activities, agreements and commercial relationships related to Lecta's self-adhesive business, including all its self-adhesive products.
This strategic decision reflects the transformation and specialization of the Lecta Group in recent years, which already envisioned the spin-off of its distribution business in Southern Europe and currently focuses on its self-adhesive materials division.
With this new structure, Lecta seeks to optimize business management and profitability through specialization, improve production efficiency, and analyze and adapt opportunities in each business unit to meet market needs and customer needs.
Lecta Self-Adhesives España, SLU will take over Torraspapel SAU's position in all agreements and commercial relationships related to its self-adhesive business unit, with a complete transfer of all assets related to this field. This change will not affect Lecta's commitment to service quality and customer satisfaction, as the new structure will significantly improve processes and product offerings.
2026-10-15
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