Magazines

New ownership for The Magazine Printing Company

Enfield Printing Company, which trades as The Magazine Printing Company, has undergone a change of ownership and a significant restructure of the business is on the cards.

Administrators detail Polestar sales

Administrators have brought in £7.45m from selling off Polestar’s businesses and assets so far, but unsecured trade creditors are likely to receive virtually nothing.

Time Inc stumps up to secure supply

Publisher Time Inc (UK) has helped to bankroll Walstead’s acquisition of Polestar Bicester’s assets, PrintWeek can reveal.

YM Group recruits Povey for publications push

James Povey, Polestar’s former marketing director for UK Print, has joined YM Group.

Polestar Stones-Wheatons buyout confirmed

More than 150 jobs have been saved following a management buyout of the Polestar Stones and Wheatons sites.

Time Inc agrees new UK print deal

Publishing giant Time Inc has agreed a new sole supplier deal for its UK magazines with Wyndeham Group.

Walstead seals deal for Polestar Bicester

Wyndeham Group owner Walstead has rescued Polestar’s Bicester operation with a deal to buy the equipment at the site and re-employ more than 300 staff.

Landa reveals first beta sites, strategic partnerships

Web-to-print giant Cimpress is set to take “up to” 20 Landa Nanography presses, and Landa has also announced the identity of its first three beta customers.

Possible rescue deal at Polestar Chantry

Workers at Polestar Chantry have agreed to new terms and conditions that could pave the way for new ownership and save more than 150 jobs at the site – and the potential purchaser is also interested...

Walstead gains £33m backing for Leykam buy

Walstead has secured £33m of private equity backing for its acquisition of Leykam Let’s Print.

Polestar Sheffield keeps printing

A major publishing client of Polestar Sheffield has been told by administrators that the plant will continue printing this weekend and next.

CirclePrinters signs up former Polestar director

CirclePrinters has filled the sales void caused by the death of Angus Jurkschat by recruiting a senior salesperson from Polestar.