Statpack Industries Limited

Statpack Industries Limited

Statpack Industries Limited was established in 1989 and fully commissioned in 1990. It was established as a packaging industry mainly to manufacture self-adhesive tapes. Stat pack Industries Limited diversified over the years by supplying manual and automated tape dispensers. We have also acquired the franchise of supplying and servicing LINX inkjet coding machines and AlphaDot carton coders, both from the United Kingdom. These machines are commissioned and serviced by our fully qualified and experienced technical engineers.

Statpack Industries Limited human resource consists of 100 committed, qualified and experienced technical engineers. All the employees are customer-focused. The employees serve from the company’s operational functions of marketing, sales and service, technical and operations, and finance. Our market is diverse and is composed of both large and small clientele, wholesale shops to multinational industries within the COMESA region. We have appointed agents who represent the company in each of the company’s market segmentation.

Statpack Industries has opened branches in Tanzania and Uganda that have enabled the company to come closer to the customers in these regions thereby providing fast and efficient services.

Statpack Industries Limited Products

♦  Packaging and Specialty Tapes
♦ Household aluminum Foil
♦ Statwrap cling films
♦ Conveyors
♦ Abro Products
♦ Carton sealers and dispensers e.t.c

Statpack Industries Limited Contacts:

Physical Location: North Airport Road Embakasi
Postal Address: 22015 – 00400
City: Nairobi Town
Telephone: 254.20. 821404/5/6, 820875/6,
Email: info@statpack.co.ke
Fax: 254.20. 820877
Website: www.statpack.co.ke

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