Print equipment manufacturers
Jacobson becomes EFI exec chair as Siris sale completes
Former Xerox chief executive Jeff Jacobson has become executive chairman of EFI after the private equity firm that he recently joined as an executive partner completed its acquisition of EFI.
Duplo names Xerox honcho as UK lead
Duplo UK has appointed a new managing director, a digital veteran with more than 20 years industry experience.
Trio of hires to strengthen Kolbus UK
Kolbus UK has strengthened its team with the addition of three new appointments, aimed to expand its presence in both the packaging and book markets.
Jacobson joins EFI buyer Siris
Former Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson has joined private equity firm Siris Capital as an executive partner.
Fujifilm's Dalton exits the business
Former Fujifilm Graphic Systems UK head Keith Dalton, who stepped up to a European role two years ago, has left the business.
Heidelberg launches online platform to share label knowledge
Heidelberg has launched a new online knowledge platform for labelmakers to provide insight on technology developments and market trends.
Heidelberg CFO to depart
Heidelberg is looking for a new chief financial officer with long-serving incumbent Dirk Kaliebe set to step down at the end of September.
Epson launches new SureColor printers at Fespa
Epson has expanded its SureColor SC-S range of signage printers with the addition of two new industrial output models that use high-capacity 1.5-litre ink pouches.
EFI plugs portfolio gap with second flatbed
EFI has used Fespa as the global launchpad for its second 'true' flatbed.
Pulford steps up at Domino as Bond retires
Robert Pulford has been appointed as the new chief executive of Domino Printing Sciences as his predecessor Nigel Bond has elected to retire.
Fujifilm pre-tax profit reaches record high
Fujifilm’s pre-tax profit reached a record high of ¥212.8bn (£1.48bn) in its fiscal year ended 31 March 2019, but its revenue was down marginally to ¥2.432tn.
Heidelberg's deal to buy MBO is blocked, growth outlook dampened
German antitrust authorities have stymied Heidelberg’s planned takeover of MBO, and the deal will not go ahead.