PrintWeek's annual run-down of the industry's most influential individuals, here we look at numbers 60 through to 51.

Consumables supplier Inkland has bounced back from losing a major contract following the collapse of HPM & Addo after securing a significant equipment and consumables deal with Potts Print (UK).

Inkjet printhead manufacturer Memjet has terminated its OEM agreement with Australian-based narrow-web digital label printing and converting equipment manufacturer Rapid Packaging.

Commercial printer Raise Print has boosted its digital operation by investing in a Heidelberg Linoprint C751.

Leeds-based printer Pressision has invested £500,000 in digital print and finishing equipment as part of its three-year plan to grow its turnover by two-thirds from £1.5m to £2.5m.

Heidelberg has made two further acquisitions – in consumables and software – but further restructuring is on the cards at the manufacturer’s core printing press operations.

Signage and wide-format printer Display Signs is looking to increase its turnover and take on more staff after investing in an HP Latex 360 and a Summa F Series flatbed cutter.

Wide-format equipment supplier I-Sub Digital will hold two open days dedicated to its Digi-Foil digital foiling system and digital packaging proofing system later this month.

After working in graphic design for a number of years Andy Wreakes and brothers Jack and Paul Batey (left to right in picture) spotted a gap in the market for short-run presentation folders. In 2013...

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