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Stewart Signs announces acquisition of Signbox
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ne of the UK’s most established signage companies, Stewart Signs,
has acquired a majority stake in Signbox.
The acquisition of the architectural signage specialist brings together unmatched expertise, cutting- edge design and award-winning craftsmanship and acquisition marks a major milestone in Stewart Signs’ ongoing growth journey.
Gareth Livingstone, managing director at Stewart Signs, said: “Bringing Signbox into the Stewart Signs family is another fantastic step forward in our journey. “Their specialist knowledge and proven
track record in architectural signage allow us to expand our capabilities. This strategic move paves the way for both businesses to offer greater value through expanded capabilities, enhanced design innovation and operational synergy.” Mark Bartlett, managing director at Signbox, and Matthew Wilkins, director, will continue in executive roles, ensuring continuity for clients and maintaining the creative and technical excellence Signbox is known for.
The acquisition comes as Signbox celebrated its 40th anniversary in September. To celebrate the milestone, the Signbox team closed the office early on Friday, September 5 to spend the
Victory Design confirms status as an official Roland DG printer and inks dealer
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hesterfield-based Victory Design has secured its status as an official Roland DG dealer. This means the business can now offer so much more than digital media to customers. With the addition of Roland DG printers and an expanded range of Roland DG inks, a fuller and more comprehensive large-format digital offering is now available.
Justin Hines, managing director at Victory Design, said: “We’re delighted to be able to cater for a wider customer demand with the Roland inks and printers now available at Victory Design and are looking forward to supplying high-quality digital print products of the present and the future.
“We have a working production department on-site, so we’re perfectly
L-R: Matt Wilkins, Signbox director, Mark Bartlett, Signbox managing director, and Gareth Livingstone, Stewart Signs managing director
afternoon at the Thorpe Watersports Aquapark.
Mr Bartlett said: “Reaching 40 years in business is a remarkable achievement, and it’s all down to the dedication of our team and the trust of our clients, suppliers and partners. Every project we’ve delivered has been a step on the journey, and while we’re proud to look back on what we’ve achieved, we’re even more excited about what lies ahead.”
Canon releases new insight report into future of print
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Justin Hines shakes hands with Rob Goleniowski, regional general manager, UK, Ireland Scandinavia & Baltics at Roland DG
placed to showcase these impressive machines. We’re running these printers all day, every day and we’re excited to invite customers old and new to pop in and see them – printing real jobs, in real time and in real working conditions.
“We haven’t had such a comprehensive offering of Roland products in our catalogue for a long time – and it feels good to be back!”
CSI Manufacturing marks 30 years in business F
ounded by Matt Kirwan in 1995 with a first order worth just £2.40, CSI Manufacturing is now celebrating three decades of growth, customer commitment and technical expertise.
CSI has now grown into a trusted industry partner, operating from sites in Weston-super-Mare and Dublin, serving customers in both regions.
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Mr Kirwan, founder, said: “As we celebrate 30 years, we are as focused as ever on quality, service and technical support. “This milestone is a tribute to our team and customers.
“We are excited for the future
and grateful for the trust placed in us.”
The CSI Manufacturing team November/December 2025 | 9 |
anon’s new insight report, ‘Exploring the Future of Print’, seeks to understand the changing behaviours of brands and consumers and how those are influencing operations. Five themes uncovered were: print’s digitally unique selling points (USPs), how brands can reach consumer by using USPs, AI’s role in print production, why sustainable production will be vital for future success, and the value of forward-looking partnerships. Duncan Smith, country director, Production, at Canon UK and Ireland, said: “The conclusions from the report are encouraging and cement print’s future as a valuable marketing medium that delivers cut through.”
• To read the report in full visit
www.canon.co.uk
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