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ORAFOL Acquires Stake in Group M.A.M., Launches Climate Films 2025

Posted on October 30, 2024October 30, 2024 By Africa Digest News No Comments on ORAFOL Acquires Stake in Group M.A.M., Launches Climate Films 2025
ORAFOL, a well-known manufacturer of specialty films, is taking steps toward sustainability by acquiring a stake in the Belgian company Group M.A.M.
This new partnership will enable ORAFOL to start producing climate protection films at its headquarters in Oranienburg, Germany, beginning in 2025.
The move aligns with ORAFOL’s broader goals to expand its product line and address the urgent challenges of climate change.
This acquisition allows ORAFOL to bring in advanced technology from Group M.A.M., which specializes in creating spectrally selective films.
These films help reduce heat on glass surfaces, making them useful in buildings and vehicles to lower energy use by reducing the need for air conditioning.
By choosing these films, customers can save on energy costs and reduce CO₂ emissions. ORAFOL plans to first offer solar protection films suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
The films can be customized from barely visible options to darker tints, giving architects and builders flexibility to choose products that match their design needs while also improving energy efficiency.
Beyond buildings and vehicles, ORAFOL is also planning to expand its products to include films for greenhouses.
This expansion will help support sustainable agriculture by providing effective solar control, creating better growing conditions while using less energy.
A new production facility, Hall 10, is under construction at ORAFOL’s headquarters specifically for this initiative.

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This facility will allow the company to produce solar protection films with precision and cleanliness. It aims to ensure the highest quality in solar control films, meeting top industry standards.
Dr. Holger Loclair, Chairman and CEO of ORAFOL Group, expressed his excitement about this acquisition, emphasizing that it’s an important step for sustainable development at both a local and global level.
He highlighted that these films will play a key role in lowering CO₂ emissions in different sectors.
The partnership with Group M.A.M. strengthens ORAFOL’s position as a market leader and reflects its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
This acquisition follows ORAFOL’s 2021 investment in the American startup NUPRO LLC, marking another important step as the company continues to expand its range of innovative protective films.
By focusing on technology-driven solutions, ORAFOL aims to stay at the forefront of the industry while addressing environmental challenges.
The collaboration between ORAFOL and Group M.A.M., both family-owned companies with a focus on quality and technology, builds a strong partnership that is expected to benefit both parties.
Together, they are set to offer high-performance solutions that meet the growing demand for sustainable products.
As climate change remains a critical issue, efforts like ORAFOL’s are essential in promoting energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
The introduction of these climate protection films is a proactive move toward a more sustainable future.
With production slated to begin in 2025, ORAFOL is well-positioned to make a meaningful impact on energy management across various sectors, reinforcing its commitment to quality and innovation in film manufacturing.
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