Results

Atkinson: "A pretty strong performance in extremely challenging conditions"

Macfarlane reports revenue and profit leap

Macfarlane Group achieved strong growth in 2021, with its revenue up by over a quarter and pre-tax profit jumping by 50%, well ahead of the previous year and better than market expectations.

The Print Technologies division has €112m in orders on hand

Langley expects print ops to bounce back strongly this year

Langley Holdings is predicting a 33% increase in sales at its printing operations this year, after the 2021 performance at Manroland Sheetfed was impacted by Covid absenteeism and supply chain issues.

RRD cyber attack: certain corporate data "was accessed and exfiltrated"

RRD expects sale to close soon; posts full-year results

RR Donnelley said the sale of its business to Chatham Asset Management could close as soon as next week.

Fujifilm wants to "lead the digitisation of the industry"

Fujifilm upgrades full year forecast

Fujifilm has reported that sales of printing plates are recovering in its results for the first nine months of its financial year.

Binnie: "We outperformed the guidance provided at the end of the last quarter"

Sappi posts strong Q1 results

Sappi has reported strong results for its first quarter with sales of $1.697bn (£1.25bn), up 46% year-on-year, and a profit of $123m – compared to a loss of $17m in Q1 2020.

Brentford site will be redeveloped as housing

Heidelberg share price jumps on Q3 results

Heidelberg’s Q3 results have been boosted by the €26m (£21.9m) sale of its UK site in Brentford, with the business on track to make full year sales of at least €2.1bn with EBITDA of 7%-7.5% after...

Authentication: first phase of new contract will be tobacco products

De La Rue wins Oman authentication contract

De La Rue has won a big authentication contract with the Oman Tax Authority, but the group is also under pressure again from activist investor Richard Bernstein after its share price tanked on bad...

Moo's Farringdon office had featured a 200ft-long spine made of more than 500 paper panels

Covid crisis results in 'long-term improvements' at Moo

Moo lost the equivalent of more than $1m a month during the pandemic-afflicted 2020 trading year as the business racked up exceptional costs of nearly $7m and sales of its core business card products...

CareAR is expected to achieve sales of $70m this year

Xerox results crimped by Covid and supply chain issues

Sales at Xerox were effectively flat last year and came in below expectations, but CEO John Visentin believes the firm’s new business initiatives will deliver growth in 2022.

Production printing sales were up by more than 15%

Canon's printing business bounces back

Canon’s production printing business made a “solid recovery” last year, with further growth anticipated in 2022.