GPT and Amari Plastics Announce Joint Marketing Agreement

21/01/2009

Graphic Printing Technologies (GPT) has announced a joint marketing agreement with Amari Plastics plc. As part of this agreement, GPT and selected divisions of Amari Plastics will work together to deliver complete printer and consumables solutions to key customers.

Shaun Thompson, Sales Director of GPT, comments, "GPT has been working closely with Amari Digital Supplies, a division of Amari Plastics plc, for several months. This relationship has proven to be very successful with several joint customers already benefiting from the comprehensive solutions our companies can provide. We are delighted that the agreement is being extended to further divisions of the Amari Plastics group and we look forward to developing a long and mutually successful partnership."

GPT and Amari will both be at the Sign and Digital UK show where the companies will share a stand. "Visitors to the show will be able see exactly why GPT and Amari are such a good fit. GPT markets and supports a broad range of the industry's leading printers and Amari is one of the world's leading suppliers of rigid and roll-fed media. Together we can demonstrate an unrivalled portfolio of solutions to the professional sign making and graphic printing trades."

Steve Hovey, Manager of Amari Digital Supplies, comments, "GPT has really impressed us since we started working closely with them during 2008. Customers really appreciate their honest, knowledgeable and highly professional approach to system selling and we have been able to support this with a broad range of high quality media products. We have also benefited from the training and support that GPT has given to our people to help us meet the large format printing requirements of our customers."

Jamie Manifold, Product & Market Development Manager, for Amari Plastics plc, says, "GPT has demonstrated itself to be an excellent partner for Amari plc. The relationship broadens the scope of our own sales capabilities and allows us to approach a much broader cross-section of the market."