TransPak Receives Investment From Odyssey Investment Partners

The company will use the investment to expand its operations and support the development of new solutions.

For more than 70 years, TransPak has helped customers safely ship complex, fragile, and high-value products. Today, the company operates across North America, Asia, and Europe, serving many of the world's largest technology and cloud infrastructure companies.

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Odyssey's investment will help TransPak expand its business and support its next phase of growth while maintaining the company's family-oriented culture and customer-first approach.

“TransPak is an industry leader with specialized capabilities, deep blue-chip customer relationships and meaningful exposure to fast growing segments of the technology infrastructure landscape,” said Craig Staub, Senior Managing Principal at Odyssey. “The transaction builds on Odyssey’s decades of packaging industry experience and recent first-hand insights into the data center market.

“Since 1952, TransPak has earned the trust of the world's most innovative companies by solving their most complex packaging, logistics, and supply chain challenges,” said Bert Inch, Chief Executive Officer of TransPak. “As we move into our next chapter, we wanted a partner who recognizes the foundation we've built, understands our customers, and shares our long-term vision.

“Bert and the TransPak team have built an incredible family-owned business with a unique reputation for best-in-class product design, reliability and service that has created a highly loyal customer base,” said Jonathan Place, Managing Principal at Odyssey. “At the same time, TransPak has established an exceptional culture of excellence that drives team members to achieve exceptional outcomes for customers.

About Odyssey Investment Partners

Founded in 1952, TransPak provides packaging, logistics, and transportation solutions for fragile, high value and complex equipment. The company supports industries such as semiconductors, data centers, servers, and medical devices by helping customers safely move products while improving packaging, and supply chain efficiency.

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