Above: Andrew Cocker, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia
Andrew Cocker, general manager of Konica Minolta Business Solutions Australia, has shared the company’s plans for drupa 2024 – the world’s leading trade fair for print technologies – which takes place in Düsseldorf, Germany, from 28th May to 7th June.
Cocker told Sprinter there will be a team from Australia and New Zealand at drupa, showcasing the company’s latest product innovations for the local market, which will include a particular focus on labels, packaging, and embellishment, as well as the unveiling of multiple premieres.
“The new year has well and truly begun, and we are excited to have kept the success and momentum achieved in 2023 rolling with a fast start to the year,” said Cocker.
“We have also turned our focus to drupa 2024. Our plans are well underway at Konica Minolta, and we will have a team of experts from Australia and New Zealand ready and waiting to show customers new innovations in print that will help shape their businesses for the future.”
Jon Hiscock, head of production and industrial print at Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK), who will also be in attendance at drupa2024, said Konica Minolta is committed to helping customers ignite new print possibilities.
“With one of the biggest stands at drupa, it is also an opportunity for Konica Minolta to underline its total commitment to mid/high volume digital production printing, whilst strengthening our presence within the industrial printing sector,” said Hiscock.
Konica Minolta will have one of the largest presences at drupa 2024, occupying a stand A40-1/A40-6 in Hall 8b, which will span six inter-linked areas and two floors.
“We are all looking forward to being part of the event as it’s the first physical show in eight years, so the anticipation and expectation is high,” said Cocker.
“We look forward to seeing you there!”
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