OfficePlast Unveils "Horizon 2030" Strategic Plan
OfficePlast presented its "Horizon 2030" strategic plan on February 16, 2026, during a financial communication event in Tunis. This five-year plan, developed between January and June 2025 by an international consulting firm, outlines the company's vision for the remainder of the decade. The plan was detailed by CEO Yassine Abid to an audience of professionals.
Ambitious Financial Targets
The company has set precise financial targets, aiming to increase its consolidated revenue from 35 million dinars in 2024 to:
- 55-57 million dinars by 2026
- 72 million dinars by 2028
- 88 million dinars by 2030 By 2030, the company also expects to achieve an operating result of 13 million dinars, a net result of 9 million dinars, and distribute half of its profits to shareholders.
Diversification into Packaging
The digitalization of the market is eroding demand for school and office supplies. In response, OfficePlast has decided to reorient part of its production capacity towards the adjacent packaging segment. The company's technical expertise in polypropylene film and plate extrusion will support this repositioning.
A newly acquired production line will enable the company to triple its production volumes by 2026, supplying retractable, stretchable, agricultural, and polypropylene films to the Tunisian, French, and Italian markets. The company will focus on industrial efficiency, automation, waste reduction, and energy management to meet the regulatory environmental requirements of its European partners.
International Expansion
The company's international architecture is based on a simple rule: establishing a local structure in each target market. The objectives are:
- France: 18 million dinars by 2030
- Italy: 12 million dinars by 2030, where a subsidiary was established in January 2026
- Morocco: 12 million dinars by 2030, through an industrial-distribution joint venture launched in January 2026, which will capitalize on the country's strategic position as a gateway to sub-Saharan Africa.
Financing the Plan
The company will rely on two funding rounds to support its growth strategy:
- An initial operation of 6 million dinars in cash, accompanied by a distribution of issuance premiums in free shares, to be finalized by the end of the first quarter of 2026.
- A second operation of 20 million dinars, which will open 35% of the company's capital to a strategic partner, whose entry is currently being negotiated and is expected to occur during the year. The funds will be allocated to international deployment and planned industrial investments.
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