The finance package, which consists of a £6m loan and £19m of facilities, was the result of a three-month due diligence process by Lloyds TSB and came after the group's existing bank could not offer a package.
Yolanda Noble, chief executive of Dsicmm, said that the company had planned for some time to secure the funding, as it consolidates after a period of rapid expansion culminating in the acquisition of Emeness in January.
The direct mail giant also moved into a new 17,000m2, £10m supersite in Dagenham in October as it sought to bring all its London operations under one roof.
Noble said: "We are now where we want to be with all our London-based kit and people in one place.
"We have moved site and made ourselves more efficient and cut costs."
She added that the acquisition trail has come to an end for the time being, as the group looks to achieve the best efficiencies and boost its £120-130m turnover organically.
After a quiet start to the year, Noble said that Dsicmm's order book for the coming months was almost fully booked.
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Dsicmm wins £3m contract with Legal Services Commission
Dsicmm announces takeover of east London printer
