Receivership & administration
Prontaprint and Kall Kwik franchise owner in administration
Kall Kwik and Prontaprint UK franchise owner On Demand Communications (ODC) went into administration on Monday, former chief executive Sara Jamison has confirmed.
Manroland GB customers fear spare parts black hole
Manroland GB customers have stated their nervousness over the company's ability to supply spare parts and service.
Drupa to light way as print industry keeps advancing
At next year's Drupa, the industry's suppliers will announce, and possibly even deliver, many new or upgraded products that will give an insight into the direction that print will take in the future....
Print industry saddened by Manroland GB administration
Former employees and industry experts have expressed their sadness as administrators are appointed at Manroland GB.
Manroland GB administrator warns of possible spare parts delay
The administrator for Manroland GB has warned the manufacturer's UK users that there may be a delay in getting hold of spare parts for machinery.
UPDATE Manroland GB in administration
<i>PrintWeek</i> can exclusively reveal that PricewaterhouseCoopers has been appointed as administrator for Manroland Great Britain.
Manroland secures debtor-in-possession financing
Manroland has secured its immediate future with a 55m (47m) Massekredit facility, similar to debtor-in-possession financing, that will give it the liquidity to continue with its restructuring efforts.
Manroland's ppi Media solvent and seeking new investors
Manroland subsidiary ppi Media, which develops smart editorial, planning and production software for the print and publishing industries, is seeking new investors following Manroland's insolvency.
Capvis regrets failed Manroland purchase
Swiss private equity firm Capvis has revealed that it was the would-be investor that walked away from a deal to acquire a stake in Manroland.
Manroland GB 'okay' says Revill
Manroland GB managing director Norman Revill has stressed that the German press manufacturer's UK arm is "okay and solvent", despite the collapse of its ultimate parent company.