Tag: direct mail

Acquisitions pay dividends for CMM

Acquisition is a word guaranteed to make Yolanda Noble smile. The founder of financial mailing service Corporate Mailing Matters (CMM) completed the takeover in January of the business and assets of direct mail company Pims National and Pims Envelopes, a move that has seen CMM grow its turnover to £30m from £18m.

Noble already has her eye on two other acquisitions that Will help to establish CMM as a leader in the mail communications sector. She has set her sights on growing turnover to £65m in the next three years and possibly seeking a listing on the Alternative Investment Market.

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Sky stretches The Print Factory deal five years

The Print Factory’s (TPF) primary source print management contract with Sky has been extended for five years. The deal is estimated to be worth up to £100m. It comes after a two-year deal, signed in November, worth more than £5m, for the printing of Sky’s transactional mail. The firms started working together in 2003. Last week Northampton-based TPF opened a 2,800m2 site in Brentford, west London, next to Sky’s headquarters.

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Williams Lea wins Capital One job

Williams Lea has secured a multi-million pound three-year contract to handle the design, print and distribution for Capital One’s transactional mail. The London-based print management group won the deal following a competitive tender process. The three-year contract has an option to be extended for a further two years. A Williams Lea team will be based on-site at Capital One’s Nottingham headquarters, providing support to the firm’s design and print teams. Under the terms of the deal, the firm will handle design, including brand and content management, print procurement, including customer correspondence, security print and statements as well as document composition and postage.

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The Print Factory rebrands as it pursues GBP100m 2006 turnover

The Print Factory is set to rebrand its group operations as TPF Group, as it aims for a £100m turnover in 2006. According to chief executive Steve Brundle, the exercise “will enable us to step up yet another level”. The Northampton-based group will unveil its new look at a glittering party tonight for 150 guests at the official opening of its digital print and repro facility in Brentford, West London. “It feels like the past 15 years have been building up to this week,” said Brundle. The new structure is broken down as follows: TPF Business Solutions encompasses the group’s print management and facilities management arms; TPF Creative is the name for the design and copywriting services; warehousing and distribution will now come under the TPF Logistics umbrella; and the group’s transactional and direct mail will fall under TPF Direct. The Print Factory name will live on as the moniker for the group’s commercial print operation.

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UK direct mail spend falls for second year while door-drops increase

Direct mail spending has fallen for the second year running, but the decline had been slightly offset by a rise in door-drops, according to a new report.
Thomson Intermedia and KPMG’s annual media spend figures for 2005 showed overall adspend increasing by 5.4%, with growth concentrated in TV and online.
The year-on-year decline in direct mail was reversed in the last quarter of 2005.

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