Konica Minolta launches ‘one stop’ booklet finisher

Konica Minolta Australia has developed its next generation booklet making finisher, which it says is the first in market that does not require third party assistance.

12 April, 2016

Sydney Allen set to be sold

Business consultancy firm, Iconic Advisory says it is ?close? to closing a deal which will see print company Sydney Allen ? which was placed into administration late last week ? sold off.

11 April, 2016

Colorpak takeover approved by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Victoria has given the green light for US giant Graphic Packaging to acquire all Colorpak shares, which is expected to be finalised on April 29.

11 April, 2016

New print campaign endorses regional newspapers

Industry body The Newspaper Works has launched a new print advertising campaign to promote the strength of regional news media.

11 April, 2016

Sydney Allen in administration

Sydney Allen Printers is in ?external administration? with its trade suppliers facing a nervous wait to see how much if any of their invoices will be paid.

8 April, 2016

Opus loses former CEO to Blue Star, reveals reason for Singapore sale

Former Opus Group CEO Cliff Brigstocke has left the company to become chief executive at Blue Star, succeeding Matt Aitken who has stepped up to Blue Star parent IVE as chief operating officer.

7 April, 2016

Griffin makes massive digital investment

Griffin Press will become the largest digital book printer in Australasia after securing a deal with HP for it to supply three new digital presses.

6 April, 2016

Rowmark launches colour match app

Rowark Australia will unveil its new free Color Snap Match mobile app at the upcoming Visual Impact held in Brisbane.

6 April, 2016

Columbia Press to sell off X-Press Mag

Columbia Press, publishers of Perth?s X-Press Magazine is set to ?hand over the baton? after it revealed plans to sell off the magazine, which Columbia believes will continue in print.

6 April, 2016

Spitfire takes aim at commodity pricing

A survey conducted by marketing firm The Spitfire Group has found that many executives in B2B operations, such as print, do not have a good grasp of how they help clients make money.

5 April, 2016