In September 2025, Interton completed the repayment of all liabilities covered by its arrangement with creditors. The company has made all payments required under the arrangement and is now awaiting their approval by the court.
Interton is one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of plastic packaging for colour cosmetics and a producer of private label cosmetics, supplying, among others, packaging for mascaras, eyeliners, lip glosses, eye shadows and powders, as well as finished cosmetic products. Its modern facility near Warsaw, which includes injection moulding, blow moulding, decoration and filling capabilities, enables the company to serve demanding clients in the cosmetics market.
When Omikron Capital acquired a majority stake in Interton in 2019, the company had just completed a sizeable investment programme related to the relocation of production to a new plant. Difficulties during the relocation, technical issues at the new site and delays in order fulfilment led to the loss of some customers and challenges in servicing the company’s debt.
Following Omikron’s entry, Interton strengthened its management team in key areas, introduced regular reporting and controlling, streamlined production and quality processes, and restructured its organisational set-up. In parallel, the company focused on rebuilding and growing sales, restoring relationships with existing clients and winning new customers in both domestic and export markets.
Interton also expanded its operations to include the production of skincare (white) cosmetics, which allowed for better utilisation of its machinery park and diversification of its product offering.
An important step in restoring financial stability was entering into an arrangement with creditors covering the company’s main liabilities. In September 2025, recognising Interton’s potential, the company – with the support of Omikron Capital – repaid all obligations under the arrangement significantly ahead of the original repayment schedule, opening a new chapter in the Company’s history and paving the way for further growth. Court approval of the repayment will mark the formal completion of the arrangement proceedings.
These measures have translated into improved performance and achieving operating profitability.
– We acquired Interton at a challenging moment, following an unsuccessful relocation of the plant, but with solid technical capabilities and a strong team in place. Together with the management board, we focused on stabilising the company’s finances and improving the performance of the plant. The completion of repayments under the arrangement is a key step in this process – says Maciej Wachowski, member of the investment team at Omikron Capital.