International Print-O-Pac: on the growth road
International Print-O-Pac is the PrintWeek India Company of the Year
By Samir Lukka Friday, 27 August 2010
International Print-O-Pac (IPP) started as a pre-press house in 1981 with the setting up of its first unit in Okhla in New Delhi. Today, it is a multi-located company housing 100 sheetfed printing units, 25 web printing units and comprehensive finishing equipment.
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No wonder, the journey of evolution from a pre-press house to that of a leader in print-packaging has been exciting.
According to J K Doshi & Co, our official auditors, the group has a large working capital requirement. Fixed assets have been achieved through borrowed funds as well as share premium. The IPP group has been granted a stable P1 rating by Crisil which is a high quality rating.
Tel 91 120 4192 100 / ippnoida@ippindia.com
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