Bookprint GROWTH

Pulsio is a leading Bulgarian printing company specialized in print and graphic design works of fine arts and literature - luxury editions, albums, collections, books. The company also provides creative services for graphic design and layout, which fall entirely within the scope of the creative industries and contribute greatly to the high added value of final production. Over 92% of Pulsio revenues are received mainly from export to France, Belgium, Switzerland and UK. The company works closely with clients such as the The LOUVRE and Centre Pompidou museums; many of the famous French and British art galleries. Such partnerships significantly contribute to the recognition of products under the brand of Pulsio. Due to the high quality of the final products and specialized graphics and creative services, currently existing production capacity is exceeded by orders almost three times. That is why more than half of the production is being outsourced to subcontractors. This leads to higher prices of finished products with some additional risks coming from remote quality control. Therefore, the main strategic goal of the company is to increase its production capacity and to improve the export potential and profitability. In that direction and objectives, the project Bookprint GROWTH, provides the realization of following key activities: 1. Improvement of production processes; 2. Improving resource efficiency and effectiveness in the production process. Activities will be implemented through the purchase of Color Offset Press with Coating System. Expected results of the project will help increase the production capacity of printing and export revenues of the company, increase the efficiency of production costs, and a significant improvement and effective management of supplies and raw materials.

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Overview

Status Closed (completion date)
Start date 20 Jun, 2016
End date 09 Mar, 2018
Contract date 20 Jun, 2016
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Beneficiary

Financial information

Total cost 1,936,983.47
Grant 750,000.00
Self finance 1,186,983.47
Total paid 750,000.00
EU participation percent 85.0%

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