Presses
DG3 buys HP Indigo 5000 from DPM
Commercial printer DG3 has purchased a second-hand HP Indigo 5000 from used equipment specialist DPM to boost its high-value variable data print offering.
Coral Color adds to lineup of Mitsubishi presses
Looking to expand even further after several years of strong growth, Commack, NY-based Coral Color Process has added a Diamond V3000LX with inline ultraviolet (UV) coating capabilities to its lineup...
Changes to R&D tax credit 'welcome'
The introduction of an 'above the line' tax grant to replace the existing R&D tax credit for larger companies will only benefit the print industry if it is made available to SMEs, according to...
Manroland India's "cash reserve" sound, says Anil Bhatia and customers believe the company will sort out crisis
Manroland India's managing director Anil Bhatia, speaking exclusively to PrintWeek India has emphasised that despite its parent company's news about filing for insolvency, the India arm has enough...
Heidelberg launches carbon neutral scheme for Speedmaster presses
Heidelberg has rolled out a carbon neutral certification option across its portfolio of Speedmaster presses.
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.
KBA readies inkjet web for Drupa
KBA is on track to unveil its new digital web press at Drupa 2012 next May.
UPDATE 2: Manroland confirms insolvency
Manroland has today filed for insolvency protection with the German district court in Augsburg after negotiations with a potential investor "failed on the home stretch".
Manroland North America promises 'business as usual'
Manroland North America has said the division is operating in a "business as usual" environment, although expects to issue further information on the status of the parent company, which filed for...
Industry reaction to Manroland insolvency filing
Rivals and customers of Manroland have expressed dismay at the news that Manroland has filed for insolvency, although the diminishing market may have made such an outcome inevitable.