The ink-jet supplier, based in Cambridge, also posted 19% growth in operating profit to 24.5m in the year to 31 October 2004.
Around half of the turnover growth in the year came from the acquisitions of German firm Wiedenbach and fume extraction specialist Purex.
"We still have some substantial cash balances. I hope that the trend of finding successful acquisitions is something we can continue with," said Domino group managing director Nigel Bond.
Sales increased by 13%, but the weak dollar had caused that figure to reduce to 8% when converted to sterling.
Bond said that 40% of the firm's turnover came from the US and countries whose currency is pegged to the dollar.
"The dollar has a major impact on us, but it's too early in the year to say whether the numbers will be the same for 2005.
"We're in an incredibly good competitive position with good products, so we'll wait to see what the economy allows us to do," Bond added.
Story by Josh Brooks
Domino on the acquisition trail as profits rise 19%
Domino Printing Sciences is still on the acquisition trail after reporting a record turnover of 178.3m, up 8% year-on-year, in its end-of-year results.
