Family-owned since 1957. Five operating companies across horticulture and industrial, from underground asset protection and detection to the structures and inputs commercial growers rely on season after season.
OUR PURPOSE
We acquire, build, and grow businesses across the industrial and horticultural sectors. We hold what we buy, and we invest in it.
We choose every business for the long term. We back strong operators, reinvest in capability, and give each company the resources and independence to grow on its own terms.
5
Businesses
500+
Team members
1957
Operating since
01
Leading product solutions provider delivering industrial twines, packaging containment, and infrastructure protection systems across multiple sectors.
02
Australian manufacturer of high-quality greenhouse and agricultural structures, providing end-to-end solutions from design to installation.
03
Advanced polytunnel systems manufacturer delivering high-performance growing environments for commercial horticulture worldwide.
04
Leading supplier of innovative crop protection, horticulture, and safety solutions designed to maximise yield and protect agricultural production.
05
Innovative biodegradable and compostable twine solutions that replace traditional plastics while maintaining performance for modern agriculture.
OUR PLATFORMS
COMMUNITY & IMPACT
The Rossi family has run this business for four generations with a consistent belief: if the community around you is doing well, your business will too. That principle still drives how we operate today.
Tapex Group is a proud supporter of The Shepherd Centre, a not-for-profit helping children with hearing loss develop spoken language and listening skills. Founded in 1970, The Shepherd Centre now supports over 900 families across Australia, with more than 90% of graduates achieving the same spoken language levels as their hearing peers by school age.
Tapex Group partners with So They Can, an Australian-founded charity working to give children in East Africa access to quality education. Through direct partnerships with government schools in Kenya and Tanzania, So They Can currently reaches over 55,000 children across 55 schools.
