General Products & Realty

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The General Products & Realty Company (Group) consists of two divisions: the Forest Products, General Merchandise & Logistics Division and the Construction & Real Estate Division. The Forest Products, General Merchandise and Logistics Division deals with pulp, natural rubber, tires & other products associated with daily life and the distribution business including third-party logistics (3PL) and international transportation, while the Construction & Real Estate Division is involved with the development of properties such as housing and distribution facilities and deals with timber, housing materials as well. Each division utilizes its collective strength and global network to provide society with new value and contribute to the realization of fulfilling housing experiences.

European Tyre Enterprise Limited

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ETEL is the holding company for Kwik Fit ,Stapleton's,Murfitts Industry and Tractamotor Tyres. Kwik Fit is retail brand in the European automotive maintenance and replacement market, with market-leading positions in the UK and the Netherland.
Stapleton's is a largest UK tyre distributor, and Murfitts Industry is the largest UK tyre recycler, providing positive synergy within the group.
ETEL group had entered into the tyre distribution business in Ireland by successful acquisition of Tractamotor Tyres since November 2024.

Website [Stapleton's][Open external link in a new window]
Website [Kwik Fit][Open external link in a new window]

ITOCHU FIBRE LIMITED

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IFL is actively involved in the distribution and trading of pulp and paper materials across the European bloc. As part of its long-term strategy, the company has invested in METSA FIBRE, the world’s largest softwood pulp producer. This partnership has reinforced the ITOCHU Group’s position as one of the leading global pulp traders.
To further its commitment to sustainability, IFL has invested in two innovative European companies—Paptic and Transcend. These investments aim to accelerate the shift from fossil fuel-based packaging to environmentally friendly alternatives, supporting a more sustainable future for all.

Website [METSA FIBER][Open external link in a new window]