IN THE NEWS
Large format supply operation Charti is making its second acquisition, buying Queensland based PT Store to boost its presence in the sunshine state following its purchase of Stanton Media a year ago. Print21 reports here.
Charti has acquired PT Store, an industry veteran servicing all of Queensland and Northern New South Wales with LFP supplies and services. Sprinter reports here.
Melbourne-based wide format supplier Charti expanded its national network with the acquisition of Gold Coast wide format supply business PT Store. The move comes less than a year after Charti bought Brisbane cut-sheet and large format media supplier Stanton Media. Wideformatonline reports here.
Charti’s bid to be a one stop shop for wide format print supplies strengthens with new appointment. ProPrint reports here.
Charti’s bid to be a one stop shop for wide format print supplies strengthens with new appointment. ProPrint reports here.
Charti becomes an Océ Partner in Brisbane and Gold Coast, helping Océ expand supply options, whilst allowing Charti to grow in its product offerings. Proprint reports here.
Proprint releases news report on Charti’s first acquisition of Stanton Media, a brisbane based cut-sheet and large format media supplier. Read the full article here.
Wideformatonline reports on Charti’s first acquisition of Stanton Media, a brisbane based cut-sheet and large format media supplier. Read the full article here.
Melbourne-based printing industry identity David Cheng has established a new business under the name CHARTI Large Format Printing Supplies.
With more than 12 years in the industry, Cheng has worked for both global and small-to- medium businesses such as GBC, Neopost and Alloys.
Charti- large format printing supplies led by David Cheng is known to many via his time at some of the leading suppliers including Neopost and Alloys to name a few.
Cheng has won some major deals with domestic and global clients alike and now intends to take large format printing to a new level with his newly founded business CHARTI, head quartered in Williamstown, Melbourne, Australia.