The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation, DrinkPAK, Newmark and CBRE have announced DrinkPAK’s latest expansion in the Santa Clarita Valley with the lease of a 257,507-square-foot industrial facility at 25470 Springbrook Avenue in the Santa Clarita Commerce Center.

The new site continues DrinkPAK’s growth story in the SCV and highlights the region’s ability to support high-performing advanced manufacturing companies. DrinkPAK is one of the largest employers in the SCV.

DrinkPAK’s newly leased property is one of the largest industrial buildings in the SCV and adds another major facility to DrinkPAK’s SCV operations. It brings the company’s SCV footprint to nearly 1.4 million square feet across eight buildings.

“This lease gives us additional room to keep building the responsive, flexible manufacturing platform our customers rely on,” said Nate Patena, CEO of DrinkPAK. “It supports the next phase of our operations while strengthening a Santa Clarita footprint that has been central to our growth from the beginning. This community has been an important part of DrinkPAK’s story, and we’re proud to continue investing here.”

DrinkPAK is a next-generation contract manufacturer of alcoholic and non-alcoholic canned beverages, providing full-service support for procurement, batching, processing, filling, packaging, warehousing and distribution.

In addition to its SCV operations, the company has expanded nationally with operations in Fort Worth, Texas and a third facility currently under construction in Philadelphia, Penn.

DrinkPAK first launched operations in the SCV in late 2020. It began with its initial lease at The Center at Needham Ranch, where it expanded from a single facility into a multi-building campus.

By 2021, DrinkPAK was already occupying more than 572,000 square feet in Needham Ranch.

DrinkPAK’s growth has continued through several major milestones, including the final phase of Needham Ranch and the company’s 2025 lease of a 172,843-square-foot facility on Golden Valley Road and now the latest lease at the Santa Clarita Commerce Center.

The transaction was facilitated by Newmark, which represented DrinkPAK and CBRE, which represented Covington Group, developer of Santa Clarita Commerce Center.

The lease continues a longstanding relationship between DrinkPAK and the Newmark team. Patrick DuRoss, SIOR, Vice Chairman at Newmark, along with John DeGrinis, SIOR, Jeff Abraham, SIOR and Javier Galvan, have represented DrinkPAK since 2019.

“DrinkPAK’s real estate needs have evolved quickly, and our focus has been on helping the company stay ahead of that growth with facilities that support both current operations and long-term flexibility,” said Patrick DuRoss, SIOR, Vice Chairman at Newmark. “This lease adds another strategic location to DrinkPAK’s Santa Clarita network and reflects the kind of planning required to support a company scaling at this pace.

“DrinkPAK’s expansion is a significant business success for the Santa Clarita Valley,” said Ondré Seltzer, President & CEO of SCVEDC. “Their continued investment represents high-quality job creation, long-term private-sector confidence and the kind of industry growth that strengthens the region’s economic base.”

“DrinkPAK’s lease is a strong validation of Santa Clarita Commerce Center and the vision Covington Group had for the project,” said Craig Peters, Vice Chairman at CBRE. “The building offers the scale, functionality and access that today’s industrial users require and this transaction reinforces the demand for well-executed, modern industrial product in the Santa Clarita market.”

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