Greek Australians tied to major acquisition of industrial manufacturers

·

Geosynthetic product manufacturer Geofabrics has acquired Plascorp to create one of the biggest manufacturers of industrial products. 

The products will be used in road and mining infrastructure projects. 

“We believe Geofabrics fits the ethos that we have always used in building up Plascorp to its current stage,” Plascorp co-director George Antonopoulos says.

“I am certain Geofabrics will take Plascorp to the next level of growth.” 

“[Co-director Jeff Goldberg] and I will continue to work for Plascorp under Geofabrics ownership for a transitional period to ensure a smooth takeover of the business and to help Geofabrics in its endeavour to grow Plascorp to its full potential.”

Michael Loudovaris will also join Plascorp as executive general manager. 

Geofabrics is an international manufacturer with plants in New South Wales and Queensland. 

Plascorp has manufacturing plants in Victoria, Western Australia, and Queensland.  

Source: Trailer Magazine

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Soccer day unites Cretan youth at 44th Cretan Federation Convention

The Cretan Youth of Australia and New Zealand held its annual soccer sports day on Monday, January 5. Read more here.

Next generation of Cretans come together at Sydney convention youth night

Cretan youth from across Australia and New Zealand came together in Sydney on Sunday, January 4, for a vibrant youth night.

Sydney to mark Epiphany with traditional Blessing of the Waters at Carss Park

The traditional Blessing of the Waters will anchor Sydney’s Epiphany celebrations at Carss Park on January 11, followed by a festival.

Blessing of the Waters draws crowds to Mentone for Epiphany

The Greek Orthodox community gathered in Mentone to mark Epiphany with the traditional Blessing of the Waters and Holy Cross dive.

Australians of Hellenic heritage among 2026 Australia Day Ambassadors

Several Australians of Hellenic heritage have been named 2026 Australia Day Ambassadors, celebrating excellence across arts, media, sports.

You May Also Like

FECCA offers grants of up to $5000 to multicultural communities to tackle COVID-19

FECCA is inviting multicultural community groups to apply for funding to conduct their own communication activity on COVID-19.

Denis Xenos says staff shortages will threaten hospitality sector in NSW

Denis Xenos, co-owner of Crows Nest shop Xenos Restaurant, said the industry-wide shortage threatens to hinder restaurants as they reopen.

Cyprus’ Labor Minister, Zeta Emilianidou, dies at the age of 68

Cyprus' Labor and Social Insurance Minister, Zeta Emilianidou, passed away on Monday in Athens at the age of 68.