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Board hails track record

New CEO begins first week at Flint Group

Consumables giant Flint Group has appointed a restructuring expert as its new CEO. 

Service Graphics' Edinburgh branch was third to receive the new kit
Installations ongoing around UK

Service Graphics fires up print hubs with Konica Minolta kit

Service Graphics has begun to roll out Konica Minolta machinery across its UK network of print hubs, following the firm’s shift to a spoke-and-hub model in 2023.

Weilburger employs 70 staff, mostly in Germany
Stahl targets food, cosmetics and pharma markets

Stahl acquires packaging coatings manufacturer

Dutch coatings manufacturer Stahl has agreed to acquire Weilburger Graphics, a German manufacturer of varnishes, inks and adhesives.

IPIA general manager Brendan Perring introduced the report
Aims to strengthen UK print market

IPIA launches landmark research project at conference

The IPIA used its Annual Conference yesterday (29 August) to launch its new national print research and advocacy project, ‘A New Narrative for Print’.

Blagged grants from local authorities

Data director handed maximum ban

The director of a purported data business has received a maximum possible ban after making multiple fraudulent claims for Covid-related business support.

Grows reach among small and midsize printers

ePS acquires EPMS

eProductivity Software (ePS) has acquired American MIS specialist Enterprise Print Management Solutions (EPMS). 

CPF's new imaging systems can read text as well as QR and bar codes
Two new imaging systems

Clinical Print Finishers upgrades vision inspection system

Miniature print finishing specialist Clinical Print Finishers (CPF) has upgraded its pharmaceutical code readers with a pair of brand-new vision systems, from an undisclosed manufacturer.

Lores: Q1 performance particularly strong across our key growth areas
Sales up 2.4% year-on-year

HP revenue climbs in Q3

HP has reported that its sales for Q3 were up year-on-year, although revenue in its Printing division was down.

The Colebrook Industrial Estate store re-opened in February
Franchisees wanted

Fastsigns underpins 2024 ambitions with strengthened team

Signmaker franchise Fastsigns UK has outlined its ambitions for growth in 2024, aiming to launch two new franchises before the end of year, on top of the two launched already.

Arbour Hill prison is expected to be one of the first sites to be fitted with finishing equipment
Vocational training for inmates

Irish Prison Service invites tenders for finishing equipment

The Irish Prison Service (IPS) has invited print suppliers to tender to supply €200,000 (£168,000) worth of finishing equipment to support inmate training.

First SpeedSet install going well

Ink sales jump at Agfa

Agfa has grown inkjet ink sales by nearly a quarter, boosted by its conversion push at Inca customers along with higher sales across all products. 

Heidelberg's latest intake of apprentices start on 1 September
125 new starters

Heidelberg celebrates latest apprenticeship intake

Heidelberg will welcome 125 new starters to its apprenticeship programme on 1 September, with 87 training at the company’s Wiesloch-Walldorf site, just south of the company’s home city of Heidelberg.

Training, sustainability and innovation highlighted

Fresh MP impressed at Moss open house

Local dignitaries and newly-elected MP Ian Sollom have visited Moss for a behind-the-scenes look at the company’s activities. 

All 30 employees transferred to new owner

RNB Group sold out of administration

RNB Group has been sold after calling in advisers to assist with a fast-track sale after the firm was stymied by a cash crunch.  

The North Wolds site pictured pre-merger in 2021. Image: Google Maps
A year after merger

Northwolds Richardson Group in administration

Family-run print company Northwolds Richardson Group, formed last year following the merger of North Wolds Printers and Wood Richardson, has gone into administration.