Marketing.com Has Acquired Action Printing

Graphic Arts Advisors (GAA), a leading M&A advisory and consulting firm serving the printing, mailing, packaging, and graphic communications industries, is pleased to announce the recently completed sale of Action Printing of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin to Marketing.com, headquartered in Eureka, MO with multiple locations throughout the U.S. Michael Wurst, Managing Director of GAA, acted as the lead advisor on this engagement.

Action Printing has been in business for over 40 years and is a large commercial printing company that specializes in large multi-page perfect bound catalogs and books. The company produces short to medium runs on uncoated text paper with optional gloss covers and sections. The buyer, Marketing.com, will continue to operate the facility as part of their growing network, employee positions were maintained, and production at the facility continues, now with the added support of the Marketing.com executive team and resources. The facility was purchased as part of the transaction.
more at: https://www.piworld.com/article/marketing-com-has-acquired-action-printing/

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