Finance

HH has said it is on target to double its operating result in the current financial year after equalling last year's EBITDA of 1.1m in the first six months.

As paper price rises continue to wreak havoc in the industry, <i>Helen Morris</i> asks if negotiating a fixed price could pay off in the long term

PrintWeek's Top 500 is the only ranking of the UK's largest printing companies, following it's publication on 26 November 2010 below are a number of clarifications from this year's publication.

SME printers planning to invest next year will face tighter lending conditions from March 2011, finance industry experts have warned.

Xaar has raised nearly 93% of the gross proceeds required to fund the further expansion of its Huntingdon factory after it received valid acceptances for 8,158,762 new ordinary shares from qualifying...

When chancellor George Osborne put half a million public sector jobs on the line in his Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), he was betting the farm on a recovery.

One of the few positives to have emerged from the recession has been the beneficial impact on UK print of the devalued pound.

Depending on who you talk to, the government's Comprehensive Spending Review, due for publication this week, will either rescue or devastate the UK economy.

Last week's arrival of a new and potentially major supplier of funding in the form of the Rothschild-owned Five Arrows Leasing Group (FALG) could not have come at a better time.

Credit-starved SME printers could be thrown a lifeline following the arrival of a new lender ready to fill the gap between the banks and the sub-prime lenders.