PrintPack 2025: Bhama ramps up operations with strategic investment

Bhama Print & Pack has opted for an Ample supplied Huawei Machinery HW-1450, citing market demand and the need to deliver high-quality boxes within tighter timelines. The flute laminator is fully servo-controlled and equipped with a 32 Servo motor. It is capable of producing a three-ply corrugation sheet at a speed of up to 150-mt/min and a five-ply at a speed of up to 120 mtr/min.

The company has also added a new Zihong BH 1100 folder-gluer on display at the Filigree stand, the representative of the China-based company in India, expanding its portfolio to include four-corner and six-corner folding applications. The folder-gluer is capable of running three-ply corrugation and mono cartons at a speed of up to 400-mtr/min. This is Bhama’s third investment in a Filigree kit, two of which are folder-gluer and one Huatai die-cutter.

The company, part of a family-run business with roots dating back to 1985, has been operating under various names before consolidating as Bhama Print & Pack. “We serve serves multiple industries, including confectionery, home and personal care goods, and FMCG, with a focus on corrugated and multi-colour boxes,” said Yuvraj Raghuvanshi, director at Bhama, who is assisted in managing the company by Saransh Raghuvanshi.

The new site, spanning one-lakh square feet, is in the final stages of setup and is expected to be fully operational within a month. “It will function primarily as a converting unit, with printing carried out at the company’s existing facilities before being processed at the new plant. Future plans include further investments in post-press and the addition of a printing press,” informed Raghuvanshi.

With a turnover of Rs 50-crore, the company is positioning itself for sustained growth, with further investments in die-cutting and printing planned over the next three to four years.