Netherlands-based packaging solutions provider Cabka has announced that its chief financial officer (CFO), Frank Roerink, will step down from his position by the end of November 2025.
Roerink cited personal reasons for his departure and has committed to a six-month notice period to ensure a smooth transition.
During his tenure, Cabka was listed at Euronext Amsterdam on 1 March 2022.
The company said it has already begun the process of finding a suitable successor for Roerink and will make an announcement regarding the new CFO in due course.
Cabka supervisory board chair Niek Hoek said: “We understand and respect Frank’s decision to step down as CFO of Cabka. We would like to express our gratitude for his leadership, professionalising the organisation, and his ability to maintain stability and continuity during turbulent times. We expect to provide an update on succession shortly.”
Cabka is known for recycling hard-to-recycle plastic waste into reusable transport packaging such as pallets and large container solutions.
Cabka’s focus on creating construction and road safety products made entirely from post-consumer waste has positioned it as a pioneer in the industry, it claims.
With an integrated approach that encompasses waste collection, recycling, and manufacturing, Cabka has demonstrated its capability to maximise returns by reintroducing recycled plastics into the production loop.
The company continues to exploit the full value chain, from waste to end products, backed by its own innovation centre.
In April 2025, Cabka reported revenue of €181.9m ($189.4m) in financial year 2024, ending 31 December, down 8% from €196.9m in 2023.
