What is Arro?
Founded in 1986, Arro began as a contract packager for food-grade and industrial bulk products. By 1995, the company strategically expanded into contract manufacturing and logistics within the food industry. Over the years, Arro has integrated three additional companies and four new ventures, now operating two manufacturing facilities and two distribution centers in the Chicago area, totaling over 600,000 square feet of process and warehouse space. The company specializes in co-packing and co-manufacturing a diverse range of liquid and dry products for the food and pharmaceutical sectors, handling packaging sizes from grams to full rail car quantities, including hot and cold beverages, bakery items, pizza, specialty sugar products, and various commodities like starch, dextrose, oils, and syrups.
How much funding has Arro raised?
Arro has raised a total of $2.3M across 1 funding round:
Debt
$2.3M
Debt (2014): $2.3M with participation from CapX Partners
Key Investors in Arro
CapX Partners
CapX Partners is a private equity firm that provides flexible capital solutions to growing businesses. Their investment in Arro suggests a focus on established companies with strong operational track records and significant market presence.
What's next for Arro?
The recent major strategic investment signals a pivotal phase for Arro, likely aimed at further expanding its operational capacity, enhancing its technological infrastructure, or pursuing new market opportunities. Given its history of acquisitions and organic growth, this capital infusion is expected to fuel continued expansion and solidify its position as a key player in the food and pharmaceutical contract manufacturing and logistics space. The company's focus on diverse product handling and extensive facility footprint positions it for sustained development and increased market share.
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