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Vacher: new money will provide the company with financial and operational flexibility

De La Rue completes £100m equity raise

De La Rue has completed its £100m capital raise through the placing of new shares.

The area of Leicester where restrictions still apply. Image: Leicester City Council, Ordnance Survey

'Plan B' advice in case lockdown returns

A Leicester-based promotional products specialist has urged company bosses to have a ‘Plan B’ in case other cities also end up back in lockdown.

Pandemic has resulted in a host of new product categories for print firms

WTTB puts multi-billion price tag on becoming Covid-secure

Research by Where The Trade Buys has put a staggering £3.68bn price tag on the UK-wide costs of being Covid-secure as businesses return to work.

Atkinson: We want to do the right thing

Forecast beating Macfarlane to repay furlough cash

Macfarlane Group has promised to repay the furlough cash it has received from the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme after reporting that lockdown and the Covid crisis hadn’t impacted sales...

The new Versant in situ

Eight Days adds to Xerox firepower

Eight Days A Week Print Solutions has upgraded its digital printing setup with the installation of a Xerox Versant 3100.

Sheetfed printing: some major markets have reduced or even disappeared altogether

Sheetfed printers reshape

Sheetfed printers are beginning to take action to reshape their businesses as customers emerge from lockdown.

Jarrold: "commercial print has been affected significantly"

BPIF: slow pace of recovery has implications for print

BPIF chief executive Charles Jarrold has detailed current industry sentiment across the regions as businesses reach ‘stage three’ of the Covid crisis.

Room: going up in format is quite a big endeavour

Heronswood switches format to shake things up

Heronswood Press has stepped up from B2 to SRA1 with a “significant” lockdown investment in a four-colour RMGT 924 LED press in a two-for-one swap after its owner decided “doing the same thing we’ve...

Annie Bond with some of her creations. Image: Little Key Worker, Facebook

Printer sought after girl's lockdown craft project takes off

A six-year old schoolgirl has created a burgeoning merchandise business out of a lockdown charity craft project, and is looking for a suitable printer to help keep the venture going.

Tardiff with the new Roland TrueVis VG2-640

Source Signs invests to support tighter turnarounds

Source Signs has invested in a new roll-to-roll printer/cutter as it ramps up to support retail and construction clients coming out of lockdown.

The new platform already features around 40 suppliers

BOSS and BPIF partner for Covid-secure directory

Office products trade association BOSS has partnered with the BPIF to launch a free online directory of Covid secure products that can support companies’ return-to-work efforts as workplaces reopen.

'Return to sport' new product range

DS Smith benefits from e-comms boost

DS Smith has described its business model as “robust” after posting year end results that were boosted by a jump in e-commerce business caused by Covid-19.

Sanson: looking to improve customer experience and our operational efficiency

Domino hires CIO as it looks to accelerate the digital transformation

Domino Printing Sciences has appointed a new chief information officer as it looks the accelerate the digital transformation across a wide-range of sectors including print and packaging.

The last Fespa at the Amsterdam RAI attracted 16,000 unique visitors and 450 exhibitors

Fespa cans 2020 event, shifts to spring 2021

UPDATED: Fespa has scrubbed this year’s rescheduled Global Print Expo and relocated and brought forward next year’s event to enable visitors and exhibitors to adjust to the post-Covid expo landscape.

Heidelberg UK: restructure should be finalised by mid-July

Well-known figures depart in Heidelberg restructure

Restructuring at Heidelberg UK will result in a big change at its digital printing wing, with two key team members set to depart.