Warren Beard, managing director of Connect Print, explained that the partnership strengthens the company’s ability to deliver reliable, commercially sound solutions without changing who they are.
Professionals from leading players including Vihaa Prints, Mudrika Labels, Akar, PGPL, and Neo Concept came together for an evening of networking, knowledge sharing, and meaningful discussions.
The new leadership team faces the immediate challenge of stabilizing the business, restoring profitability, and convincing shareholders that SPPC can survive.
The 30 percent revenue decline suggests the company is losing market share or facing reduced demand from key customers.
Coveris is not just adding machines, it is engineering for two conflicting demands: the need for speed and the need for precision.
The printer uses odourless, water-based HP Latex inks certified by UL ECOLOGO and UL GREENGUARD Gold, meeting strict indoor air quality standards for schools, healthcare facilities, and office environments.
The Paperboard Packaging Council offers member companies support in advocacy, industry contacts, and education, with a focus on cooperation and development in the folding carton sector.
Camelot’s revenue growth to GH¢36.97 million (approximately US$2.46 million) demonstrates that security printing and business forms remain resilient even as digital transformation accelerates across the continent.
The company bundles these solutions in its NC-free toolbox, giving converters and brand owners a clear, practical framework for adopting circular-friendly inks without compromising performance.
Designed for diverse commercial applications, the press offers exceptional ROI with its additional colour options, effectively meeting the evolving demands of the market.