From the six months to June 2007, revenues were at £14.9m (EUR21.6m) compared to £14.4m over the same period last year. Operating profit fell by 1% to £9.1m while pre-tax profit fell by 11% to £8.2m.
The York-based firm’s digital press arm Xeikon increas-ed its sales by 6% to £40.8m.
Parent company Punch International took control of the company following an arduous buyout process.
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