CMYKhub founder Clive Denholm (pictured) told ProPrint that the move represented a $4m investment for the company.

“We’ve got a number of customers in NSW, so it’s really the natural progression to give them the support they deserve up there,” he said.

“We’ll be looking at doing the same thing in Queensland in about twelve months,” he added.

The new site will house a new A1 Ryobi 925 five-colour press with coater, as well as a Heidelberg Anicolor.

A number of new staff will be recruited for the new site, though Denholm was not able to put an exact figure on how many would be added to the company ranks.

“That’s going to be dictated by the work, we’ll take on whatever we need,” he said.

The company will hold a series of open houses throughout April to show off the new site.

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