Printing Produce and Packaging manufacturers

Date:2009-10-30 15:13:00

1.An 18% third quarter decline in revenues within Kodak's Graphic Communications Group has contributed

The deal is reminiscent of commercial print giant Polestar's £557m debt-for-equity swap in 2006, which resulted in around a £700m loss for former owner Investcorp, and marks another significant failure of an LBO in the printing service sector.

2.Consumers maintain preference for printed statements, survey claims

Alistair Blaxill, executive director at Communisis, said: "Our research shows that while people enjoy the obvious benefits of digital communications, there is still a clear demand for Printing company statements.

3.An 18% third quarter decline in revenues within Kodak's Graphic Communications Group has contributed

"There's new money going in, which will mean additional money for capital expenditure right the way across Europe. Clearly, it's excellent news for the Printing Company [which] is in far better fighting shape now than it was prior to this agreement.PAPER BOX

4.Kodak sales dip as Graphic Communications Group revenues decline

"We believe all of these factors are sustainable and they give me increased confidence that we are on track for a much improved fourth-quarter performance and achievement of our full-year earnings and cash targets."book printing