Ennis Inc.

Ennis acquired the assets of CFC Print & Mail, a wholesale provider of business‑document printing, mailing and commercial printing.

Ennis, Inc. announced that Jim Gingle, who has more than 28 years of experience, has been named the new GM of Independent Printing.

Brian Schuster was named the GM of Ennis’ DeWitt, Iowa, location. Schuster has served in different roles at the company for 37 years.

Ennis has announced three organizational changes, with Wade Brewer, Tony Orsello, and Henry Schultz all taking on new roles.

In its Q1 financial report, Ennis reported a decrease in revenues due to the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a Women in Print feature, Print+Promo highlighted the challenges of being a woman in a traditionally male-dominated industry.

Ennis reported revenues for Q2 ended Aug. 31, were $108.8 million compared to $98.6 million for the same quarter last year.

In this episode of The Week that Was, Ennis acquired The Flesh, Co.; Platinum Equity finalized its acquisition of Multi-Color Corp.; and Quad announced a strategic investment.

The Flesh Co., and related brand names will continue under the same name and its two locations will continue normal operations.

Ennis signed an agreement to merge Wright Business Graphics with a wholly owned entity of Ennis in a stock merger transaction.