The right-sized, on-demand packaging provider Packsize has agreed to acquire Sparck Technologies, a European-based manufacturer of high-throughput, fit-to-size, automated packaging solutions.
According to Salt Lake City-based Packsize, the deal marks a “significant milestone” in its growth strategy and strengthens its global position in the automated packaging industry. By combining Packsize’s technology and service model with Sparck’s solutions, the combined company will now provide the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of solutions to meet evolving customer needs, Packsize said.
“Bringing Sparck into the Packsize team is a strategic move that expands what we can offer our customers—especially in high-volume, high-efficiency environments,” Brian Reinhart, Chief Revenue Officer at Packsize, said in a release. “Sparck’s box last and lid and tray solutions allow us to solve a broader range of packaging challenges. This isn’t just about growth—it’s about delivering smarter, more sustainable automation at scale.”
Sparck Technologies, headquartered in Drachten, Netherlands, is best known for its advanced CVP Impack and CVP Everest systems—automated solutions that optimize throughput and reduce waste by creating fit-to-size boxes at scale.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Packsize bought the company from Standard Investment, a financial firm. Sparck was originally part of French-listed multinational Quadient, but Standard Investment segmented Sparck to become a standalone company in 2021.
