Business
Parseq kicks off 2024 with double appointment
Business services and IT provider Parseq, which acquired secure print specialist the Tall Group a year ago, has expanded its senior leadership and account management teams with two new hires.
Schools printer buys new premises
Specialist schools printer School Print World, which is known locally as Ecclesall Print, will move to a former Tiles Direct building – the first commercial property it has purchased – later this...
The Valley Group in double SwissQprint spend
Retail specialist The Valley Group has boosted its flexibility and efficiency after taking on two SwissQprint Kudu flatbeds.
Clays makes non-executive director appointments
Book printer Clays has made several revisions to its non-executive board membership, effective immediately.
IPIA champions print at chancellor meeting
The IPIA has continued to champion print at the heart of government, with its chair Charles Rogers having recently attended a Business Leaders Reception at No 10 Downing Street at the invitation of...
Ottimo Digital directors acquire Showlite
Full-service event supplier Showlite has been acquired by the managing directors of wide-format printer Ottimo Digital.
Precision Proco splits tech and production with eye on the future
Precision Proco Group has restructured into two parts with manufacturing now separate from its fast-growing tech operations.
Xerox enters agreement for $550m credit facility
Xerox has entered into a first lien term loan credit agreement for $550m (£439m), following its recent purchase of all of activist investor Carl Icahn's shares in the company.
FaberExposize UK expands site
Wide-format printer and printed fabric supplier FaberExposize UK has taken on the unit next to its current factory in a strategic move designed to support its growth.
Cloudprinter secures financing for further growth
Print platform Cloudprinter.com has received a new round of financing worth €2m (£1.73m).
Leading marketing services group significantly extends payment terms
One of the UK’s biggest marketing services providers has extended its minimum supplier payment terms to 180 days full term.
UK insolvencies on track for highest rate since 2009
The UK is on track this year to see the highest number of insolvencies since 2009, according to PwC.