The economic rebound has been slow going and credit markets remain tight, making finance elusive for many printing companies, industry experts tell Steve Crowe.

The drought in finance is slowly coming to end, but hard-learnt lessons should not be forgotten, says Wade Oldham.

PMP has completed the restructure of its finance team by appointing a new chief financial officer and moving incumbent CFO Phillip Elbourne, who took up the ...

The credit-strapped climate under the GFC should start to lift in time for this year's Ipex trade show, according to finance experts.

James Hussey, chief executive of UK-based De La Rue, has resigned after taking responsibility for the paper production problems that have hit the world's ...

Tony Kennedy will take on the role of chief financial officer at Paperlinx following the departure of two management figures at the company.

Blue Star Print Group has issued 7,473,466 new shares to its parent company, Sirius NZ Finance Co, at $NZ1 ($A0.80) per share.

CPI Group has forecast a return to profit, though admitted that the effects of an "unprecedented level of failures among its customer base", including ...

Paperlinx is on the hunt for a new chief financial officer after Mark Hooper announced his plans to leave the global paper merchant.

The full list of agencies currently participating in the Federal government's print procurement strategy.

Heidelberg has been "hit hard" by the economic crisis with a 23% fall in sales in its full-year figures, though the past two quarters point toward a steady ...

APN Print in New Zealand has embarked on a recruitment drive in the UK and appointed recruitment company Harrison Scott as its sole UK agent.

If Ipex 2010 was a turning point for technology and business, the exhibition was also a landmark for integration and co-operation, says Steven Kiernan.

Centrelink has responded to criticism over the government's new print procurement initiative, as five further agencies signed up to the plan.

The Budget 2010 has promised a speedy return to surplus and some relief to small businesses, though printers don't expect tax rate cuts for SMEs to provide ...

The assets of Auckland-based Quality Print Services are being sold off, after liquidators were unable to find a buyer for the business.

Wellington-based Astra Print has praised the lack of click charge on its new Screen Truepress Jet 520 digital web press.

This week's interest rate is too much, too soon for a printing industry still lagging behind the economic recovery, according to suppliers of capital equipment.

Liquidators of Quality Print Services have told ProPrint the company is continuing to trade in the hope of "generating interest in a sale".

Unfounded accusations from a Swedish green group illustrate international concern over Tasmanian mill.