In February, Oxco, a supplier of high-quality nonwoven fabrics and engineered materials, acquired Converted Products, a specialist in converting and distributing flexible materials. This strategic partnership significantly broadens Oxco’s product offerings, enhances its converting capabilities, and strengthens its position as a comprehensive solutions provider in the nonwoven and roll goods industry.

Converted Products’ expertise in slitting, rewinding, laminating, die-cutting and other converting processes complements Oxco’s existing manufacturing strengths. This allows Oxco to offer customers an even wider array of customized solutions, from raw materials to finished goods, streamlining the supply chain and accelerating time-to-market.

“Converted Products was built by great people who care about each other and their customers. That’s what we value most.” says Erich Meier, Oxco president and co-founder. “Converted Products’ established solution expertise and customer relationships, combined with our capabilities, create a dynamic team. We are excited to welcome the Converted Products family to the Oxco family and look forward to the opportunities this partnership will bring.”

The acquisition will enable Oxco to better serve its customers across diverse industries. Customers will benefit from increased product availability, faster turnaround times, and access to a broader range of customized solutions.

“We are thrilled to join forces with OXCO,” says Chris Gorenc, Converted Products president and founder. “This is a great opportunity for our team to become part of a larger organization with extensive resources and a shared commitment to customer satisfaction. We are confident that this acquisition will allow us to better serve our existing customers and expand our reach into new markets.”

The integration process is expected to be seamless, with both companies focused on ensuring minimal disruption to customers. Oxco and Converted Products will both maintain their names. Converted Products will continue to operate under the leadership of Chris Gorenc.