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ARC-UK has announced it is looking to acquire other print businesses in order to strengthen its reach
Following its efforts to become a carbon-neutral printer, ARC-UK Technologies has announced it is actively looking to acquire other print businesses to strengthen its geographical reach and help grow the brand.
ARC-UK specialises in a range of services in the print, signage, design, and creative sectors, offering services like small- and large-format printing, document scanning, signage, and floor and window graphics.
The company is part of ARC Document Solutions, a New York-listed company that provides digital printing and document-related services to over 90,000 customers worldwide.
Recently ARC-UK has dedicated itself to become a carbon-neutral printer and wants to help the industry reach net zero over the coming years. The company is part of One Tree Planted, a non-profit organisation that helps plant at least one tree for each 8,333 sheets of paper used.
Darren Moorhouse, head of sales UK & Europe, says: “One of the key aspects of winning major contracts and growing the business is due to our sustainability credentials. Our continued journey towards achieving our carbon net zero targets has enabled us to partner with some of the UK’s leading companies and align and support their industry-leading sustainability strategies.”
Following successful contractual projects with large businesses in pharmaceuticals (GSK), international law (White & Case LLP), energy (ICE Futures), and property (Landsec), the Dartford-headquartered company is currently reviewing information memorandums for mergers and acquisitions.
In 2021 the company announced revenue of £5.9m which then grew to £9.2m in 2023. The business is looking to reach £15m over the next few years.
To help in its environmental objectives ARC-UK invested £1.2m in a new 30,000sq ft facility in Dartford and has recently expanded its fleet of electric vehicles and solar infrastructure.
Moorhouse adds: “To continue on our upward trajectory, we are looking to expand through acquiring other businesses with shared visions and values, aligned with our aims for what we wish to provide to our customers.”
