Dotprint Litho liquidation confirmed

30 July 2009

Business

North London printer Dotprint Litho has been put into liquidation.

The company ceased trading earlier this month, ahead of a meeting of creditors on 20 July.

According to Companies House, at that meeting Michael Solomans of Kingston Smith was appointed as liquidator.

Solomans was not available for comment.

Director Wayne Cooper was also unavailable, however, PrintWeek contacted the Dotprint Litho site and was informed that there were no plans to start the company back up again.

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