A pioneering
global packaging
solutions provider
Parksons Group has more than 60 years of experience in the printing and packaging industry. Starting as an offset commercial printer and playing cards manufacturer with expertise in high-quality print production, Parksons Packaging was incorporated in 1996 to focus on the packaging industry.
Today, Parksons is a global packaging solutions provider. Led by Ramesh Kejriwal as Chairman, Siddharth Kejriwal as Managing Director, and Chaitanya Kejriwal as Joint Managing Director, we continue to make great strides in meeting the ever-increasing global packaging demand across multiple market sectors. We have grown from strength to strength, and today, we have a total of 12 state-of-the-art sites across India. Internationally we have a manufacturing facility in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and a marketing office in Europe (Belgium).
Our Journey
1996
Parksons Packaging incorporated to focus on the packaging industry, operating from a small plant in Daman
2001
Set up of a state-of-the-art dedicated plant in Daman, a first of its kind.
2005
Parksons is the first to introduce UV printing in India
2006
Chrys Capital, a leading private equity firm in India, invests in Parksons Packaging for a minority stake
2007
Set up of the second plant in Chakan, Pune, in West India. To date, it remains one of the largest Parksons facilities in terms of infrastructure
2010
Expanding coverage beyond the west region, Parksons opens its third plant at Pantnagar, Uttarakhand in North India
2013
Parksons enters the liquid packaging business and starts to manufacture gable top cartons at the Pune plant
2015
- Further expanding presence in North India, Parksons opens the fourth plant in Pantnagar, Uttarakhand
- Set up of India’s first cold foil line in Uttarakhand
- Kedaara Capital (a leading homegrown PE player) invests in the company
2017
Parksons opens two new plants; our fifth plant in the industrial belt of Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, South India and our sixth plant in Guwahati, Assam, Northeast India, to become a truly PAN India supplier
2019
Pioneers the use of digital printing with the introduction of HP30000 at Daman, a first-of-its-kind in India
2021
Warburg Pincus, a leading global private equity firm, partners with the existing management team and acquires majority stake in Parksons Packaging, to further grow the organisation
2022
Continuing the growth trajectory, Parksons acquires Manohar Packaging (a leading manufacturing player in the alcoholic beverage segment), and adds two manufacturing facilities in Punjab and Goa
2023
Parksons further strengthens its position as the largest value-added packaging provider across consumer and healthcare markets in India with the following two acquisitions:
- MK Packaging (one of the top producers of folding cartons) and adds three state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Motaponda, Gujarat, Daman in West India, and Haridwar, Uttarakhand, in North India
- Fortuner (manufacturer of folding cartons primarily catering to pharmaceuticals, home and personal care, and automobiles), with two manufacturing sites in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, North India.
Our Journey
1996
Parksons Packaging incorporated to focus on the packaging industry, operating from a small plant in Daman
2001
Sets up a state-of-the-art, dedicated plant in Daman, a first-of-its-kind
2005
Parksons is the first to introduce UV printing in India
2006
Chrys Capital, a leading private equity firm in India, invests in Parksons Packaging for a minority stake
2007
Establishes its second plant in Chakan, Pune, in West India. To date, it remains one of the largest Parksons facilities in terms of infrastructure
2010
Expanding coverage beyond the western region, Parksons establishes its third plant at Pantnagar, Uttarakhand in North India
2013
Parksons started manufacturing gable top cartons, a sustainable primary packaging option for liquid as well as other packaging
2015
Further expanding its presence in North India, Parksons sets up the fourth plant in Pantnagar, Uttarakhand
- Introduces India’s first cold foil line in Uttarakhand
- Kedaara Capital (a leading homegrown PE player) invests in the company
2017
Establishes two new plants; our fifth plant in the industrial belt of Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, South India and our sixth plant in Guwahati, Assam, Northeast India, to become a truly Pan-India supplier
2019
Pioneers the use of digital printing with the introduction of HP30000 at Daman, a first-of-its-kind in India
2021
Warburg Pincus, a leading global private equity firm, partners with the existing management team and acquires majority stake in Parksons Packaging, to further grow the organisation
2022
Parksons acquires Manohar Packaging and adds two manufacturing facilities in Punjab and Goa
2023
Strengthens its position across consumer and healthcare markets in India with the following two acquisitions:
- MK Packaging with three facilities in Motaponda (Gujarat), Daman, and Haridwar
- Fortuner Packaging, with manufacturing facility in Baddi
Parksons goes global - establishes its first international manufacturing subsidiary in Tanzania and sets up marketing subsidiaries in Europe
1996
1996
Parksons Packaging incorporated to focus on the packaging industry, operating from a small plant in Daman
2001
2001
Sets up a state-of-the-art, dedicated plant in Daman, a first-of-its-kind
2005
2005
Parksons is the first to introduce UV printing in India
2006
2006
Chrys Capital, a leading private equity firm in India, invests in Parksons Packaging for a minority stake
2007
2007
Establishes its second plant in Chakan, Pune, in West India. To date, it remains one of the largest Parksons facilities in terms of infrastructure
2010
2010
Expanding coverage beyond the western region, Parksons establishes its third plant at Pantnagar, Uttarakhand in North India
2013
2013
Parksons started manufacturing gable top cartons, a sustainable primary packaging option for liquid as well as other packaging
2015
2015
Further expanding its presence in North India, Parksons sets up the fourth plant in Pantnagar, Uttarakhand
- Introduces India’s first cold foil line in Uttarakhand
- Kedaara Capital (a leading homegrown PE player) invests in the company
2017
2017
Establishes two new plants; our fifth plant in the industrial belt of Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, South India and our sixth plant in Guwahati, Assam, Northeast India, to become a truly Pan-India supplier
2019
2019
Pioneers the use of digital printing with the introduction of HP30000 at Daman, a first-of-its-kind in India
2021
2021
Warburg Pincus, a leading global private equity firm, partners with the existing management team and acquires majority stake in Parksons Packaging, to further grow the organisation
2022
2022
Parksons acquires Manohar Packaging and adds two manufacturing facilities in Punjab and Goa
2023
2023
Strengthens its position across consumer and healthcare markets in India with the following two acquisitions:
- MK Packaging with three facilities in Motaponda (Gujarat), Daman, and Haridwar
- Fortuner Packaging, with manufacturing facility in Baddi
Our Journey
1996
Parksons Packaging incorporated to focus on the packaging industry, operating from a small plant in Daman


2001
Set up of a state of the art dedicated plant in Daman, first of its kind.
2005
Parksons is the first to introduce UV printing in India
2006
Chrys Capital, a leading private equity firm in India, invests in Parksons Packaging for a minority stake.


2007
Set up of the second plant in Chakan, Pune, in West India. To date, it remains Parksons’ one of the largest facility in terms of infrastructure.
2010
Expanding coverage beyond the west region, Parksons opened its third plan at Pantnagar, Uttrakhand in North India
2013
Expanding coverage beyond the west region, Parksons opened its third plan at Pantnagar, Uttrakhand in North India


2015
- Further expanding presence in North India, opened the fourth plant in Pantnagar, second plant in Uttrakhand in North India
- Set up of India’s first cold foil line in Uttrakhand in North India
- Kedaara Capital (a leading homegrown PE player) invested in the company.
2017
Parksons inaugurates world-class printing facilities at Sri City, followed by Assam.
2019
Pioneers the use of digital printing with the introduction of HP30000 at Daman, first of its kind in India


2021
The PE group, Warburg Pincus, acquires a majority stake in Parksons Packaging, but the founding Kejriwal family continues to retain its significant leadership roles.
2022
Continuing its growth trajectory, Parksons acquires Manohar Packaging, resulting in the foundation of two manufacturing facilities. – Rajpura (Punjab) and Goa, along with making a mark in the alcoholic beverages sector.
2023
Parksons further strengthens its position as the largest value added packaging provider across consumer and healthcare markets in India with the following two acquisitions:
- MK Packaging (one of the top producers of folding cartons) and added its three state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Motaponda, Gujarat, Daman in West India, and Haridwar, Uttarakhand, in North India
- Fortuner (manufacturer of folding cartons primarily catering to Pharmaceutical, Home & Personal Care and Automobile) and having two manufacturing sites in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh, North India.
Philosophy and Approach
Since inception, Parksons have worked rigorously to be recognised as the partner of choice in the
development of high-quality, innovative and cost-effective packaging solutions. Our culture is driven
by a commitment to provide customer delight.
We work on building true customer partnerships by delivering quality through our products and
services, and innovation in our approach and processes, while always adhering to fair business
practices with complete honesty and integrity.
Our success stems from the talented individuals who drive the company forward. A combination of
experienced industry professionals, strategic partnerships and an environment that encourages new
ideas and perspectives drive business growth and productivity.
Vision
To be a globally recognised brand in the packaging industry, with a distinct leadership position in the folding carton business in the Indian market.
Mission
To generate sustainable shareholder value by:
- Becoming the preferred packaging solutions provider
- Delivering customer delight and value through superior customer service and quality
- Building long-term and mutually beneficial partnerships with all business stakeholders
- Driving innovation and harnessing modern technology commercially, while continuing to manage risk sensibly
- Being an employer of choice, and empowering employees to achieve the highest standards of performance
- Being conscious towards social responsibility and environment sustainability
Values
Our values define the fundamental attributes for guiding all our decisions and actions. They are non-negotiable.
Integrity
To be honest and ethical in all we do
Humility
To always be humble and simple in conduct
Excellence
To always give our best and perform at the highest levels in everything we do
Accountability
To be responsible for our work, to our team and for contributing to the success of our company
Respect
To treat one another with fairness and dignity
Values
Our values define the fundamental attributes for guiding all our decisions and actions. They are non-negotiable.
Integrity
To be honest and ethical in all we do
Humility
To always be humble and simple in conduct
Excellence
To always give our best and perform at the highest levels in everything we do
Respect
To treat one another with fairness and dignity
Accountability
To be responsible for our work, to our team and for contributing to the success of our company
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