Plant extended and more KBA kit for Buxton

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12 November 2003

Buxton Press, the Derbyshire-based magazine printer, is adding a 1,000m2 extension to its site to make room for more KBA presses.

The extension will house two new KBA Rapida 105 presses, an eight- and a 10-colour, going in this year and next respectively. When completed the firm will have five long KBA perfectors.

Buxton Press chairman and chief executive Bernard Galloway said the presses would help the firm reach its target of increasing its 8m turnover by 50% in the next three years.

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