The recent Reprocentre purchase creates new Irish group capable of taking on the muti-nationals.

GPMI & Reprocentre

Graphic & Paper Merchants Ireland (GPMI) has purchased Reprocentre, one of Ireland’s largest suppliers of printing equipment and supplies. The bolt-on acquisition has been well received by the general print market here and is considered to be one of the largest investments made by an Irish company in the paper/sign & digital print industry here for many years. The combined turnover of the new group is approximately €40m, supplying a diverse range of products to the signage, digital, plastic, paper and hardware/service market sectors.

Dublin-based IQ Group recently added a Mimaki JV300-160 and CG-160FXII to its machinery

IQ Group's print team (from L to R): Andrew Zugaj, Artur Szubert, Gary Upton and Sean Morgan.

IQ (Image Quest as it is formally known) Group - Dublin based smart visual solutions company – recently added a Mimaki CG-160FXII and JV300-160 to its portfolio of printing hardware through authorised Mimaki reseller, Reprocentre, and the company is delighted with the investment.

Horizon leads the way with the first Mimaki JV300 in Ireland.

R-L Horizon’s digital manager, Ken Kavanagh shakes hands with general manager for Hybrid Ireland, Dave Rainsford

Horizon Digital Print has become the first company in Ireland to install the recently launched Mimaki JV300 solvent digital inkjet printer. The investment was made to improve productivity, particularly for outdoor advertising.