British printing industry invested more than 1billion pounds to update equipment
on November 29, British media revealed that the British printing industry is currently investing more than 1billion pounds to update equipment. A large part of this comes from the investment in newspaper printing, and the group accounts for the largest part
about 200million pounds is used to build two new gravure printing enterprises, and other major rotary printing enterprises have also invested heavily in transformation. Eclipse color print and the journal Printing Co. are the first to set foot in the field of rotary printing
the purpose of many enterprises' investment is to make production efficiency higher, not to expand production capacity. Of course, the installation of the new high-speed wide width rotary printing press will definitely bring about the growth of production. Some people in the British printing industry said that since you want to stay in this circle, you need to buy new and larger equipment, improve the turnover speed and reduce the preparation time. In the absence of any sign that prices may rise, if you want to make more profits, you can only improve output capacity. Others said that investment now needs to remain calm. It doesn't matter if the machine is old. As long as it is properly managed, the enterprise can also make profits
the main investments in the UK printing industry in 2004 include:
News International £ 600million
polestar £ 120million
Arvato £ 115million
Johnston press £ 60million
Guardian newspaper (Figure 2 fan casing development trends ERS) 50million pounds
the 45million British Industrial pounds of the mirror and guardian newspapers
new jarrold printing £ 40million
St Ives £ 20million
express newspapers £ 20million
the nature of precision color printing company is not only strong but also extremely fragile (precision color printing) 10million pounds
trader media group £ 10million
eclipse color print £ 8.5 million
goodhead group £ 7.5 million
wyndeham press group can install various special fixtures and accessories for £ 7.5 million
the journal Printing Co. £ 6million
s G printing company (Stephens George) 6million pounds
graphoprint £ 5million
Westdale press £ 5million
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