The acquisition has been finalized with a total enterprise value of €75 million, which includes the assumption of debt. In 2025, Cristalerías Toro reported revenues of €75 million along with an adjusted EBITDA of €12 million.
Now rebranded as Vidrala Chile, the company will maintain its focus on the food and beverage sectors, serving a clientele that consists largely of global enterprises.
Raúl Gómez, chief executive of Vidrala, stated: “Vidrala Chile is born, integrated into a multinational group with a firmly industrial, long-term and customer-focused vision.”
Furthermore, Gómez emphasized, “We will deploy our glassmaking model, creating value in the country, driving the industry and positioning glass as Chile’s definitive packaging material, in service of our purpose: our customers.” This strategic positioning underscores our commitment to sustainable packaging solutions that resonate with modern food and drink consumer trends.
As we look ahead, Vidrala Chile aims to be at the forefront of food and drink sustainability efforts. By utilizing our innovative glassmaking techniques, we will enhance the overall market for food and drink packaging, ensuring that businesses can effectively market their products while adhering to sustainability practices. This aligns perfectly with evolving food and drink marketing strategies that prioritize eco-friendly solutions.
