Assets, Trade Liabilities of Sabin Robbins Are Purchased

WEST CHESTER, OH—February 19, 2014—Sabin Paper Acquisition announced today that it has purchased all of the assets and trade liabilities of Sabin Robbins from Eagles Nest Holdings. The new company will go to market as Sabin Robbins Converting. With corporate headquarters in West Chester, OH, and a converting facility in Mansfield, OH, Sabin Robbins is a leading full-service converter specializing in satisfying the needs of the paper, printing and packaging communities for custom converted product.

Sabin Robbins Converting is led by experienced and successful paper industry executives who are committed to the full and efficient utilization of the assets of the company to ensure total customer satisfaction. No major changes to the company are planned. Both company facilities will remain fully operational to service the company’s nationwide customer base which benefits from its robust inventory, custom paper products at reasonable prices, low minimums, just-in-time delivery and world-class customer service.

Commenting on the acquisition, Nathan Moser, Sabin Robbins Converting's CEO stated, “With the purchase of Sabin Robbins we gain one of the finest facilities and some of the most advanced equipment in the industry, in addition to a highly skilled and dedicated staff. Sabin Robbins’ history of excellence in paper conversion, distribution and service for 130 years provides a framework which will allow our new company to evolve and service the ever-changing needs of our customers.”

John Grymes, the president of the new company added, “It is our plan to fully engage in the day-to-day operations of the company with the intent to further improve and grow the excellent product and service platforms which already exist. Our goal is to provide the finest products and the greatest customer service to the marketplace. We are excited about the opportunity this acquisition brings for the company and its employees, as well as the loyal customers and suppliers.”

Source: Sabin.