Results

The European pulp and paper industry performed strongly in 2017 despite a challenging global environment, according to a new report.

Guardian Media Group (GMG) has increased its revenues and narrowed its losses as digital sales have overtaken print for the first time.

Stora Enso's share price fell by 10% this morning on the publication of Q2 results that failed to live up to expectations.

Reach is anticipating a revenue increase of 11% for the 26-week period to 1 July, boosted by its near-£200m acquisition of Northern & Shell’s publishing assets, but like-for-like sales are expected to...

Cumbrian papermaker James Cropper has reported a pre-tax profit fall of 18.2% in its annual results as “dramatically rising pulp costs” led to increased costs.

Packaging giant DS Smith has recorded revenue and profit growth in excess of 20% in its latest results.

Grafenia has reported rising operating losses of £1.1m, despite sales jumping 40% to £14.63m in its 2017/18 results, but remains focused on the expansion of its Nettl brand.

A handful of print and publishing companies have been recognised in this year’s Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200.

Shares in Johnston Press slumped to a record low this morning (5 June) after the company warned of “extremely challenging” trading.

HP Inc’s turnover grew by 13% year-on-year in Q2, from $12.4bn (£9.27bn) to $14bn, with its Printing division sales up by 11%, from $4.7bn to $5.2bn.

HH Global has posted record financial results once more, with its full-year profits up by 11.7% and revenues up by 12.2%.

Agfa has reported declines in both its revenue and gross profit in the first quarter of 2018.