Cenveo Quietly Acquires Cadmus Communications
January 2007
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STAMFORD, CT—It was almost too easy. After a trio of proxy and near-proxy battles over the past two years, Bob Burton found himself negotiating peacefully around the holiday season.
The result for the chairman and CEO of Cenveo was an agreement to purchase Cadmus Communications of Richmond, VA, for $24.75 per share, or $430 million. The transaction has been approved by both companies’ board of directors and, pending approval of Cadmus’ shareholders, is expected to close in the first quarter.
The deal effectively makes Cenveo the third-largest printer in North America, behind RR Donnelley and Quebecor World.
“Cadmus’ operations are a perfect complement to Cenveo’s product line and will create immediate cross-selling opportunities to both companies’ customers,” Burton said in a release.
Cadmus, which has 3,300 employees and sales exceeding $451 million, is perhaps best noted for its production of scientific, technical and medical journals. Cenveo expects to realize $20 million in annualized cost savings in the first 12 months after closing, derived from the elimination of redundant costs and a reduction in procurement expenses.
The result for the chairman and CEO of Cenveo was an agreement to purchase Cadmus Communications of Richmond, VA, for $24.75 per share, or $430 million. The transaction has been approved by both companies’ board of directors and, pending approval of Cadmus’ shareholders, is expected to close in the first quarter.
The deal effectively makes Cenveo the third-largest printer in North America, behind RR Donnelley and Quebecor World.
“Cadmus’ operations are a perfect complement to Cenveo’s product line and will create immediate cross-selling opportunities to both companies’ customers,” Burton said in a release.
Cadmus, which has 3,300 employees and sales exceeding $451 million, is perhaps best noted for its production of scientific, technical and medical journals. Cenveo expects to realize $20 million in annualized cost savings in the first 12 months after closing, derived from the elimination of redundant costs and a reduction in procurement expenses.
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