Long established Erina printing business is seeking expressions of interest for established client base, stock, plant and equipment with option to buy the freehold premises.
Well-known industry identity, John Horsley, is seeking to retire and pass on his printing business as a going concern. The self-contained operation has been run autonomously for a number of years by a loyal management team and long-tern employees. According to Horsely this makes it ideal for any marketing and promotional businesses wanting to expand into their own production.
“It’s an ideal walk-in, walk-out business for someone who wants to put some energy and drive into it. It has great staff that I cannot praise too highly,” he said.
The 30-year business began as a Kwik Kopy franchise, the first outside the CD in 1984. The 2005 takeover of Australia Wide Printing with an upgrading of presses has seen the business cement its reputation as a high quality printer – it over prints the well-known Ken Duncan Panographs calendars with client details.
According to a company document, Expression’s current growth focus is in medical form printing, personalised variable and large format signage.
Expressions of interest are due by 11 July to John Staunton Ph: 02 4304 8888.