Security printing
Adare SEC Redditch to focus on security print
Adare SEC is to concentrate operations at its Redditch site on core security products with an investment of around £400,000 early next year.
New CFO appointed at Adare SEC
Adare SEC has appointed a former Xaar and Rexam Printing director as its new CFO.
Adare SEC CEO leaves business
Adare SEC has parted company with its chief executive in the latest high-level departure at the business.
Agfa updates security printing app
Agfa Graphics has unveiled the fourth version of Arziro Design, its security printing plugin for Adobe Illustrator.
De La Rue will appeal passport contract loss
De La Rue has confirmed that it will mount a legal challenge against the Home Office’s decision to award the huge UK passport tender to a continental rival, and union Unite said it will “strongly...
De La Rue chief questions viability of Gemalto pricing
Petitions calling for a government re-think on the UK passport contract have now reached more than 175,000 signatures, while De La Rue chief executive Martin Sutherland has questioned the viability of...
Calls for Home Office to reverse 'outrageous' passport decision
A huge row has erupted after news that the £490m UK passport contract has been awarded to Franco-Dutch firm Gemalto was leaked to the media – prior to any official announcement from the Home Office –...
De La Rue shares fall as CFO quits
De La Rue’s chief financial officer is leaving the business, as the group’s share price fell by nearly 20% after it said upcoming results would be at the lower end of City expectations – and there is...
Sun Chemical buys Luminescence
Ink and consumables giant Sun Chemical has upped its presence in the premium security inks market with the acquisition of specialist UK manufacturer Luminescence.
De La Rue teams with Canadian tech firm
De La Rue has entered into a new strategic partnership with Opalux, a specialist producer of smart materials for security printing applications.
Polymer coup for De La Rue
De La Rue has scored something of a coup after securing a share of the polymer supply deal for the Bank of England’s new £20 note.
Bank of England: tallow traces to remain
The Bank of England has confirmed that it will not be reformulating the polymer used for its new banknotes, despite protests about the use of trace amounts of animal derivative.