125 Phillips Ave.
South Hackensack, NJ 07606
United States
Phone: 201-641-6600
Fax: 201-807-2567
www.aepinc.com
| Originally published September 24, 2012, in Plastics News. Some data may have been updated. | |
| (P)=Publicly Held N.A.=Not available | |
| Products key: F = film, S = sheet; F and S listings are ordered according to the percentage of business each product group contributes to the company's total film and sheet sales. While this ranking is designed to reflect sales from the manufacture, extrusion and calendering of film and sheet, figures for some companies include sales from conversion of products not actually made in-house. |
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| All information was provided by the companies, except where otherwise indicated. | |
| * Midpoint of a company-provided range | ** Company-provided estimate |
| E Plastics News and industry estimates. These figures were not provided by the company. | |
| CURRENCY NOTE: All Canadian sales figures have been converted to U.S. dollars using the average annual exchange rate for the 12 months of each company's fiscal year. For those fiscal years that correspond to calendar-year 2011, the following average annual rate was used: C$1=US$1.01. All companies' fiscal years correspond to calendar-year 2011 unless otherwise noted. |
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| d) Publicly held AEP Industries Inc. reported 2011 fiscal-year sales of $974.8. However, the firm estimates that the October 2011 acquisition of Webster Industries of Montgomery, Ala., would push AEP's total sales to an estimated $1.2 billion, as reflected in the ranking. AEP acquired blown film extruder and converter Webster from Chelsea Industries Inc. | |
| Ranking | 7 |
| Top Film & Sheet Official | Brendan Barba |
| CEO | |
| Fiscal Year End | 10/31/12 |
| Film & Sheet Sales (millions $) | |
| Most Recent Year | 1,200** |
| Previous Year | 974.8 |
| Global Corporate Sales (millions $) | |
| Most Recent Year | 1,200** |
| Breakout of Film & Sheet Sales | 100% Film |
| 0% Sheet | |
| Film & Sheet Employees | 2550 |
| North American Plants | 12 |
| North American Lines | 222 |
| Annual resin throughput (millions lbs) | N.A. |
| Secondary Services | Bag making |
| Printing | |
| Slitting | |
| Cast film | |
| Blown film | |
| Materials | PE |
| PVC | |
| Nylon | |
| Primary End Markets | Food packaging |
| Medical/Pharmaceutical | |
| Household-care packaging | |
| Building/construction | |
| Agricultural | |
| Automotive/transportation | |
| Industrial | |
| Consumer products | |
| Trash bags | |
| Industrial liners | |
| Pallet overwrap | |
| Shrink film | |
| Stretch film | |
| Barrier film | |
| Laminations | |
| Reclosable bags | |
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