MPS Printing has announced the successful completion of a management-led buy-out, marking a significant step toward the company’s operational recovery and long-term strategic repositioning. The move, supported by investor Nick Tyrer and MPS co-founder Bert van den Brink, aims to restore stability and rebuild stakeholder confidence following a challenging period.
Based in Arnhem, the Netherlands, MPS Printing will now operate under a renewed strategy focused on sustainable growth, enhanced customer service, and a streamlined organizational structure. The leadership team emphasized its commitment to continuity, reliability, and creating value across the company’s ecosystem.
The management has outlined key priorities for the company’s next phase. These include increased investment in service delivery, technical support, and customer care, alongside the development of a more resilient business model. New equipment sales will be approached selectively, with a focus on lifecycle development of the product portfolio and recurring revenue streams.
A more efficient and transparent organizational framework will support this direction, aimed at improving responsiveness and building long-term trust with customers, partners, and suppliers.
Acknowledging the difficulties faced during the transition period, the company extended its gratitude to those who continued to engage with MPS. In a public statement, the leadership noted: “We recognize the hardship this has caused for some of our stakeholders. Your continued engagement and your willingness to look ahead with us are invaluable. We are committed to earning back your trust through our actions in the months and years ahead.”
The restart marks a new chapter for MPS Printing as it works to re-establish its position in the market through responsible business practices and a focus on core customer needs. The leadership views this transition as foundational to delivering stable and innovation-driven value in the flexographic and label printing sectors.