The company was selected ahead of more than 20 others to produce the third-A4 guides, which were designed by its City-based design department. The guides will be printed at its litho plant in Bromley.
Sales director Chris Longley said visitors to Westminster Abbey would be using the new guides by the end of the year.
The contract includes 2m English versions of the guides, plus a further 2m produced in 10 different language versions including Japanese and Arabic.
KUBEs Bromley site is equipped with two Heidelberg Speedmaster 74s.
The 3.5m-turnover companys client list includes high-profile names such as Deutsche Bank, the Daily Telegraph, Christian Dior UK, KPMG and Red or Dead.
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