Peter Konyndyk
Vice President
Peter Konyndyk is a Vice President with PMCF Investment Banking and member of the firm’s Plastics & Packaging team. He provides mergers and acquisitions advisory services to private equity-owned and privately held clients. Peter is responsible for conducting in-depth industry analysis, financial modeling, valuation, and various other investment banking functions to support sell side, buy side, and capital raising transactions.
Prior to joining PMCF, Peter held various roles at Plante Moran Financial Advisors for six years, most recently as a manager focusing on the high net-worth and ultra high net-worth clients. He earned his BS in business administration, focusing on finance, from Central Michigan University. Peter is a Chartered Financial Analyst charter holder.
Transaction Experience
PMCF Advises RediBagUSA in the Sale of its Assets to ACR, a Portfolio Company of Oridian Capital Partners
PMCF Advises Albert Paper Products in a Management-Led Buyout Supported by Soterra Capital
PMCF Advises Pro-Vision in its Sale to Vance Street Capital
PMCF Advises P&B Intermodal in its Sale to AEA Investors
PMCF Advises Besse Forest Products Group in its Sale to The Hoffmann Family of Companies
PMCF Advises Tire Wholesalers in its sale to Turbo Wholesale Tires, a portfolio company of Kingswood Capital Management
PMCF Advises EZ Concrete Supply in its Sale to Aramsco, an Odyssey Portfolio Company
PMCF Advises Instrumart In Its Sale to Flow Control Group, a KKR Portfolio Company
Publications
Packaging M&A Update – August 2026
Global Packaging M&A activity softened in August, totaling 16 transactions, down 11 deals compared to July, and the lowest monthly volume recorded since March 2023.
Plastics M&A Update – August 2026
Global Plastics M&A recorded 29 transactions in August, down from 37 in July but in line with the 28 deals announced in August 2025.
What Packaging Business Owners Should Know About Today’s M&A Market
Packaging M&A continues to attract interest from strategic buyers and private equity investors, even as rising input costs, sustainability requirements, and broader economic uncertainty shape transaction decisions.
Packaging M&A Update – July 2026
Global Packaging M&A activity was unchanged in July with 27 transactions, matching June volume but 10 fewer than in July 2025.
Plastics M&A Update – July 2026
Global Plastics M&A recorded 37 transactions in July, down from 46 in June and 43 in July 2025.