Business Management - Finance/Financial

With evolving consumer behaviors and brand demands impacting the industry, package printers and converters need to assess if their current equipment is up to the task. Join us for a webinar a 2 pm ET today to learn about the capital equipment purchasing process and how to navigate it stress free.

This webinar will discuss the capital equipment purchasing process, with a focus on the financials and necessary procurement steps.

There are several reasons why now is a great time to be a printer of folding cartons and paperboard packaging. The Paperboard Packaging Council's (PPC) Spring Meeting highlighted paperboard's sustainability advantages, visual quality, protection capabilities and much more.

Electronic Imaging Materials (EIM) was one of four companies to receive the 2016 TLMI Eugene Singer Best Managed Company award, which were presented at the recent TLMI Converter Meeting. EIM earned the distinction in the mid-range company category.

The Flexible Packaging Association's Annual Meeting kicks off tonight with the announcements of the 2018 Flexible Packaging Achievement Awards and Innovation Showcase winners. To get ready for tonight's big event, here's a look back at our coverage of last year's award winners and other happenings at the 2017 FPA Annual Meeting.

For 33 years, the Printing Impressions 400 has ranked the top companies from across the printing industry by annual sales volume. With packaging being among the hottest growth areas in the industry, several package printers are rising in the ranks.

For 33 years, the Printing Impressions editorial team has compiled a ranking of the top 400 printing companies based on annual sales volumes. Many of the top companies listed in the Printing Impressions 400 are package printers.

It's official: RR Donnelley (RRD) has split into three separate, publicly held companies. First revealed in August 2015, the breakup of the $11.7 billion conglomerate follows the latest corporate trend of “maximizing shareholder value” by creating more focused companies.

In the third quarter, Heidelberg’s net results after taxes improved by € 60 million to € 7 million, and its net result before taxes after nine months (April 1 to Dec. 31, 2015) reached the break-even point. The company is on track to once again record a positive net result after taxes for financial year 2015/2016.

EFI has reported a 22 percent revenue increase over Q4 2014 and a 12 percent revenue increase compared to 2014.