The company has purchased an additional unit in order to meet increasing demand
David Osgar
November 20, 2023
FaberExposize has expanded operations with an additional unit at its location in Leeds
Producer of wide-format print, FaberExposize, has announced the expansion of its UK operations, which it says has been done to meet the increasing needs of its clients.
The company is a producer of printed fabrics and has won a number of awards within the industry including Wide-Format Printer of the Year (30+ employees) at the UK Graphic Awards.
With the acquisition of the unit next door, FaberExposize will have additional space to accommodate an increased production capacity where it can integrate efficient workflow and innovative technology.
Managing director, Iain Clasper-Cotte, says: “We are excited to keep going from strength to strength as a business, and this added 5000sq ft of space opens the door to many opportunities which will allow us to grow the business even further.”
SignLink visited the company ahead of its acquisition earlier in the year to discuss the company’s ethos towards its people and its investments. You can check out the interview below, or on the Sign7 YouTube channel:
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