Receivership & administration

Anton Group administrator Deloitte has said it still hopes to find a buyer for the stricken printer.

The current trading status of Anton Group is unclear, with a number of sources reporting that the business effectively ceased trading yesterday.

Anton Group has been placed in administration with more than 100 of its 300–plus workforce made redundant.

Unsecured creditors of Headley Brothers are owed more than £4m and are unlikely to receive any form of payout.

Garnett Dickinson Print has left an estimated shortfall of £29m, including a £25m pension deficit and £4.1m owed to trade creditors.

January is always one of the toughest months for print, and this year seems to have been no exception.

The print industry, like many others with room for consolidation, has a bustling M&A market, which in an ideal world would be characterised by honest, straightforward transactions where jobs are saved...

London-based digital printer Clicks Print has gone into administration.

Nick Alexander has thrown in the towel at Garnett Dickinson and the web offset printer has been sold in a pre-pack deal.

Nick Alexander, the former owner of Garnett Dickinson Print, has spoken out about the reasons behind the pre-pack sale of the business.