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Titon acquires G-Pack Manufacturing

Titon acquires G-Pack Manufacturing

Titon Hardware has announced the acquisition of G-Pack Manufacturing, a UK supplier of injection moulded plastic components used in the installation of windows and doors.

G-Pack supplies a range of installation accessories including bridge packers, flat packers, sill end caps and frame corner protectors.

Its products are designed to work with major UK window system profiles and are used by fabricators across the UK.

Strengthening Titon’s window and door hardware offer

The acquisition reportedly adds a complementary product range to Titon’s existing Window and Door Hardware portfolio.

For customers, this means access to a broader range of products from Titon. G-Pack’s installation accessories sit naturally alongside Titon’s existing hardware range, supporting customers who need practical, reliable components for window and door manufacture and installation.

G-Pack also brings an adjacent customer base and product knowledge. Titon will work carefully through the integration to maintain continuity for customers while identifying opportunities to improve service, availability and product support.

Greater manufacturing control over time

G-Pack’s products are currently manufactured through a third-party partner. As part of the integration, Titon plans to bring this production into its Haverhill facility.

This is expected to give Titon greater control over production, quality and future product development.

It will also reportedly make better use of Titon’s existing injection moulding capability, supporting the Group’s strategy to invest in complementary products and build on its UK manufacturing base.

Continuity for customers

G-Pack will initially operate as a standalone subsidiary of Titon. Existing customer contacts, ordering arrangements and supply processes will remain unchanged unless customers are advised otherwise.

Steve Barnes, the current Owner of G-Pack, will join Titon on a fixed-term contract to support the integration and help ensure a smooth transition.

Tom Carpenter, Chief Executive Officer of Titon, commented: “The acquisition of G-Pack is a positive step for Titon and supports the delivery of our Titon 2028 strategy.

“G-Pack’s products sit naturally alongside our existing Window and Door Hardware range and give customers access to a broader product offer.

“Over time, we expect to bring G-Pack’s currently outsourced production into our Haverhill facility.

“This will give us greater control over manufacturing and support the better use of our existing injection moulding capability.”

For more information about Titon’s window and door hardware products, please visit www.titon.com/wdh

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