Makaha Inc

A group of investors led by veteran surfwear executive Dennis Donsker has created a new publicly traded company, Makaha Inc., that will both design and manufacture apparel for other companies while introducing its own label. Makaha, headquartered in Costa Mesa, was created in a stock swap with the Ross Anderson Group Inc., a one-time securities firm that had gone out of business.

Makaha Inc., a casual clothing maker that had stopped manufacturing in recent months, is going into the plastics business. The company disclosed in a securities filing Monday that it plans to spend $4 million to buy a Mexican plastics manufacturing plant on the border near Mexicali, which will make plastic household goods. The products will be marketed in the United States and Latin America.

Makaha Inc., a casual clothing maker that had stopped manufacturing in recent months, is going into the plastics business. The company disclosed in a securities filing Monday that it plans to spend $4 million to buy a Mexican plastics manufacturing plant on the border near Mexicali, which will make plastic household goods. The products will be marketed in the United States and Latin America.

A group of investors led by veteran surfwear executive Dennis Donsker has created a new publicly traded company, Makaha Inc., that will both design and manufacture apparel for other companies while introducing its own label. Makaha, headquartered in Costa Mesa, was created in a stock swap with the Ross Anderson Group Inc., a one-time securities firm that had gone out of business.