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Trades about 702% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PT Impack Pratama Industri Tbk, including its associated companies, is a manufacturer and distributor of building supplies and plastic products, operating both within Indonesia and globally. The firm offers a wide array of roofing solutions, such as polycarbonate, vinyl, uPVC, and fiber-reinforced polyester variants. Its product line also encompasses aluminum composite panels, sealants, adhesives, packaging materials, and pipes. Additionally, it produces polymer resins, including specialized rigid PVC compounds branded as POLYVIC and CRYSTAL, which are essential for blow molding, extrusion, and film and injection applications. Beyond manufacturing, the company is involved in real estate, developing and leasing a business park located in the Altira region. It also serves as a distributor for various plastic items and adhesive substances. Established in 1981, PT Impack Pratama Industri Tbk's corporate headquarters are situated in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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