PP Graphics, the large-format print company formerly known as Psycho Peacock, has launched a new website, the next step since it rebranded on 19 February.
The site sets out what the Worsley, Manchester-based company does: large-format print and graphics for exhibitions, events, retail, interiors and signage, produced in-house. PP Graphics has traded for more than 40 years and works alongside its sister company, Full Circle Events & Exhibitions. The two businesses came under common ownership through a management buyout led by chief executive Steve Comar, backed by Panoramic Growth Equity and Shawbrook Bank; over the following three years the group’s turnover grew from £6.5m to £28m, and its headcount from 28 to 126.
PP Graphics has kept investing since. It recently installed two 3.5-metre Durst printers that increased production capacity up to six-fold, and within weeks of rebranding in February it secured FESPA’s Sustainable Waste accreditation.
“We have an incredibly talented team and some fantastic production capabilities, but our previous website simply wasn’t doing enough to showcase that,” said Steve Comar, chief executive of PP Graphics.
Tony Marsh, head of graphics, said the new site was designed to show the scale of what the team handles: “Our team works across an incredibly diverse range of projects, and we have the knowledge, equipment and experience in-house to take on everything from individual graphics through to complex, large-scale rollouts.”
