Alzamora Group It closes the year 2025 with a consolidated turnover exceeding 80 million euros, representing a growth of 48,1% compared to 2023.
During the year, Alzamora Group has consolidated its international structure, with production facilities in Spain, Portugal, and the United Kingdom, and commercial activity in more than 20 markets. The group comprises Alzamora Packaging (Olot, Spain), Novotipo Packaging (Lisbon, Portugal) and Offset Print & Packaging (London, United Kingdom), the latter incorporated at the end of 2024 as part of its international growth and expansion strategy. This structure is completed with Alzamora System Carton Box, the group's own automation center, from which combined machinery and packaging solutions are developed to facilitate the implementation of new formats, optimize processes and improve the productive efficiency of customers.
In a market undergoing profound transformation, the group highlights the impact of new European regulatory frameworks. “The progress of the European Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the progressive restriction of single-use plastics are accelerating the demand for recyclable, single-material, and efficient solutions,” it notes. Josep M. Berga, Co-CEO of Alzamora Group, in a context where the consumer shows a growing sensitivity towards environmental impact.
Sector diversification is one of the group's driving forces, with developments for food and beverages, perfumery and cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, home, technology, tobacco, dairy, poultry and frozen foods, among others, in collaboration with national and international brands.
This positioning is supported by consolidated technical and creative know-how, continued investment in technology, and collaboration between R&D and production, which allows us to tackle complex projects and support the client from conceptualization to industrialization of the packaging.
The growth of Alzamora Group is also based on a human team of more than 300 professionals, with a clear commitment to continuous training and technical specialization, maintaining the values of a family business with more than 125 years of history.
Investment in technology, automation and R&D
In 2025, the group intensified its investment in technology, automation, and R&D with the aim of improving industrial efficiency and strengthening its competitiveness. Key initiatives include the addition of a new die-cutting machine, the implementation of AGV systems for internal logistics, plant automation and robotization projects, and the deployment of new production software designed to optimize production flows and increase operational capacity.
