Brook + Whittle: $130 Million Financing Secured For Packaging Solutions

By Amit Chowdhry ● Aug 12, 2025

Brook + Whittle, known as a leader in sustainable packaging solutions, has announced the successful completion of a significant refinancing transaction. Through this initiative, the company has secured $130 million in new capital, established a robust new revolving credit facility, and extended its debt maturity runway.

These strategic financial moves will provide Brook + Whittle with enhanced liquidity and financial flexibility, empowering the company to expedite investments in growth, sustainability, and innovation.

With this funding, Brook + Whittle aims to deepen its commitment to delivering industry-leading labeling and packaging solutions, with a particular focus on advancing sustainable technologies and practices. The company’s dedication to environmental stewardship is reflected in its ongoing efforts to educate and collaborate with brands, guiding them towards more responsible packaging choices and fostering a culture of sustainability across the sector.

Operating fourteen locations throughout the United States, Brook + Whittle has cultivated a reputation for complex decoration, rapid lead times, and digital innovation.

The company’s strengthened financial position underscores the confidence of its capital partners and stakeholders, positioning Brook + Whittle for continued growth and success in the dynamic packaging industry.

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“The successful completion of this transaction underscores the confidence our capital partners have in our team and strategy, providing the company with the capital and financial flexibility needed to navigate the current market, deepen our investments in sustainability, execute our value creation strategy, and continue delivering best-in-class packaging solutions to our customers. We are grateful for the strong support of our stakeholders and look forward to our future success as we focus on our growth strategy, further enhancing our capabilities and product offerings.”

Mark Pollard, Chief Executive Officer

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