Mergers & Acquisitions

The salad days of wide-format printing are over as focus shifts to businesses that have perfected more complex systems.

Quad completed the sale of its European operations for approximately $42 million to Germany-based Capmont.

Despite the uncertainty leading up to the 2024 election, the M&A market is poised for a strong rebound in 2025. Here’s what to expect.

Associated Printing Productions Inc. has acquired All In One Mail Shop, bringing together two industry powerhouses.

Tidewater Direct has integrated The Notepad Store into its Centreville, Maryland, printing operation to add broader service offerings.

Private investment firm, The Riverside Company, has invested in The Vomela Companies, poising both companies for growth.

Companies that primarily grow through M&A have shifted their focus between print and electronic media, zig-zagging between the two.

Esko announced the sale of its Advanced Vision Technology print inspection business to Porat Italy, with a closing in Q1 2025.

RRD has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Williams Lea, a provider of tech-enabled business support services.

The Artcraft Co., Inc. sold its book-of-business assets to two separate strategic buyers in coordinated M&A closings.