European packaging and labels manufacturer with 4,000+ employees across multiple continents
Autajon Group is a mid-market packaging manufacturer (folding cartons, labels, set-up boxes, POS materials) serving perfumes, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food brands across Europe, North America, and Asia. The hiring mix is heavily skewed toward manufacturing (66% of active roles), with concurrent investment in engineering and data infrastructure — suggesting modernization of legacy production systems. Active projects around plant renewal, cost optimization, and production automation point to a manufacturer in mid-transformation, balancing regulatory compliance with operational efficiency.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead, Printing Team Lead, Printing Head
Autajon Group operates a multinational manufacturing network with over 4,000 employees and annual revenue exceeding €600 million. The company produces custom packaging solutions (folding cartons, labels, gift boxes, sleeves) for luxury, pharmaceutical, wine, and confectionery brands. Founded in 1964 in Montélimar, France, it has grown into a major regional player with production footprints across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Core operations rely on industrial-scale flexography and PLC-controlled production lines; technology infrastructure includes SAP for enterprise resource planning and Azure Data Factory for operational analytics. Current focus areas include plant modernization, supply-chain cost reduction, and expansion into adjacent market segments (notably veterinary packaging).
SAP (ERP), Azure Data Factory, Apache Spark, Python, SQL Server, Flexography systems, Siemens and Omron PLCs, RFID, and Microsoft Office suite. Recent infrastructure moves toward cloud analytics (Azure Data Factory, Spark) suggest modernization of legacy systems.
Across 10 countries: France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States, and Mexico — matching its multinational production footprint.
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