Signage

Wide-format specialist CSDPrint is on track to report a record turnover after a 28% increase year-on-year in the first six month of 2019, largely down to new customers and kit investments.

Vision On Display looks set to be placed into liquidation less than a year after it was established in a pre-pack sale, with all of its staff made redundant.

JMF Group has received a grant of more than £7,000 from its local council in order to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and edge closer to carbon neutrality.

DIS Group is bringing its expertise in football stadium graphics back home, scoring an ongoing contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers FC.

Grafenia has raised just over £4m through a share placing to facilitate further acquisitions and investments, including the development of Nettl.

Ainsley Signs has taken on a Bubble Free Pro Applicator from Josero to improve its production and finishing efficiency.

Hollywood Monster is investing in a Vutek FabriVu 340i dye-sub printer, its eleventh EFI machine, to expand its soft signage capabilities.

Touch Graphics has undergone a restructure that will prepare it to expand its services and employ more people who are trying to return to work.

According to a new report, the UK signage sector is in rude health, with most firms optimistic about the future despite economic uncertainty.

Smith Sign & Display is taking on a new Epson SureColor SC-S80600 to increase the vibrancy of its colour capabilities.

Signs Express Bath has signed up to a sustainability scheme that will push it to source more sustainable substrates and recycle more extensively.

Spandex has added three new colours to its portfolio of Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film (SWF) products for UK customers.