The American Printer Top 100

American Printer magazine's ranking of the top 102 companies in the graphic arts industry in 1991 reflects the lackluster business climate that continues to restrain the graphic arts industry and the economy as a whole. One of the most notable trends uncovered by American Printer's researc...

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Published in:American printer (1982) 1992-07, Vol.209 (4), p.55-55
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Annual reports
Business forms
Business growth
Color
Employees
Greeting cards
Manycompanies
Marketing
Presidents
Printers
Printing industry
Publishing
Ratings & rankings
Software
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Summary:American Printer magazine's ranking of the top 102 companies in the graphic arts industry in 1991 reflects the lackluster business climate that continues to restrain the graphic arts industry and the economy as a whole. One of the most notable trends uncovered by American Printer's research was the dramatic decline in merger and acquisition activity by the top companies. A number of companies reported substantial sales gains over their 1990 figures, with the greatest concentration being among the middle ranks. Standouts include: 1. Clondalkin Group, at $275 million, up from $180 million, 2. Jostens Inc., at $250 million, up from $180 million, 3. The Lehigh Press, at $143.458 million, up from $101.4 million, 4. Merrill Corp., at $125 million versus $101 million, and 5. Courier Corp., at $124.207 million, up from $105.334 million. In general, the increases did not result from acquisitions.
ISSN:0744-6616
1945-2543