Telford-based PCP will produce 32,000 copies of the 40pp weekly financial journal, published by Fleet Street Publications. It was previously printed by Cradley Print.
The contract win forms part of the web offset printer's push into the commercial sector announced in May this year, which followed 10m worth of investments including a 10-unit Rotoman web.
MoneyWeek commercial director Toby Bray said he had been impressed with PCP's operation and client references, and looked forward to a long-term relationship.
"This confirms our intentions to be one of the leading commercial web printing companies in the UK," said PCP managing director Alex Evans.
Story by Andy Scott
PCP grabs MoneyWeek deal
Precision Colour Printing (PCP) has been awarded a year-long contract worth in excess of 300,000 to print financial weekly magazine MoneyWeek.
