Dominion reports £1m increase in turnover in two years

Wide-format printer, Dominion, has announced what it labels as “a significant phase of growth,” reporting an increase of £1m in turnover over the past two years.

Founded in 1983 and now operating from a 60,000sq ft facility in Bradford, Dominion has worked on campaigns for UK brands including River Island and B&Q as well as rock band, Coldplay.

The reported jump in turnover in the last two years follows a full strategic rebrand by Dominion, which includes a new visual identity, redesigned website, and revamped messaging. The revamp is designed to reposition the company from a simple supplier to a strategic print partner, following a period of sustained commercial growth.

Dominion has also highlighted its upcoming launch of The Print School – which the company describes as a "first-of-its-kind learning initiative” that will “upskill creative agencies, marketers, and brand teams” in the potential of print.

The Print School aims to equip learners about how to harness the full potential of print. The inaugural session, titled ‘The Agency Playbook Live’, takes place on February 11^th, with a range of other workshops, facility tours, online resources, and other practical tools due to be offered in the future.

Verity Fox, the second-generation managing director of the family-owned company, says: “As a business, we don’t exist to simply print – we’re here to empower.

“Large-format print remains incredibly underutilised from a creative perspective, often because of a lack of awareness around what’s possible or achievable. Our new brand and refreshed messaging, including The Print School offering, aims to help clients cut through complexity and unlock new value from the medium, both visually and commercially.”