Profit increase encourages Pureprint to invest
January 10, 2012
Printing company Pureprint has decided to invest further in new facilities, in the wake of the business’s successful financial performance over the past year. The results announced by Pureprint for the financial year showed a significant rise in turnover, to in excess of £25 million, an increase of 26 percent on that of the previous year – a rise matched by the company’s profits before tax.
This successful expansion in the midst of a difficult economic climate for the printing industry as a whole, has been attributed to the demand for the company’s new services and products from existing markets, with the litho print services provided by Pureprint now offered together with a range of services including digital printing, fulfilment and storage, cross media and project management. Amongst the investments the company has now made to accommodate this increase in demand, is a brand new facility for fulfilment and storage, which will be available from January. This new space is situated adjacent to the company’s present business premises and will ensure a further 26,000 sq/ft of storage space, made up of 2,500 pallets bays, in addition to greatly increased facilities for mailing.
Pureprint chief executive, Mark Handford, said:
“At a time of economic difficulties, we are pleased with our latest results and feel it is important to keep reinvesting in the business to ensure we are fully equipped to service our client base in the best possible way.”
The company has also announced that it will be employing new staff in its customer service section.
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