Printing SA Annual Report 2024/2025

REC Members: Name Gene Deerans

Company

Guillemot Business Forms Pty Ltd

Ayanda Shabangu

Lithotech

Neil De Greef Ryan Calvert

Screenline 1971 Pty Ltd

Ren-Form CC

Patrick Mokgatle

Combination Printers Marshall Hinds Pty Ltd Electronic Touch Systems

Mike Bath

Patrick Thomas Ben Ramatla Glen Cowling Thomas Khumalo Brenda Pretorius Michelle Lindeque Mpho Rathlogo

Blue Copy Express

Prisma Flex

Government Printing Works

NM Group

Business Print

South African Bank Note South African Reserve Bank

Sello Makgadi Thanda Nyide Wendy Krause

Ndabase Printing MinuteMan Silverton

Wynand Oberholzer

UNISA

Vacant Vacant The Chamber extends its deepest gratitude to all REC members for their dedication and contributions, which have been instrumental in driving the organization’s mission forward. 2. Financial Performance Revenue • Total Revenue: The region generated

• Events: The Chamber hosted high-impact events such as the Africa Print Expo and the CEO Breakfast, driving member engagement and networking opportunities. 3. Operational Highlights Major Achievements • Membership Growth: The Chamber welcomed 9 new members, including 3 associate and 6 full members. • Events: Successfully hosted key events, including the Africa Print Expo, Women in Print, and the CEO Breakfast featuring AI and financial innovation insights. • Training and Development: Leveraged SETA funded grants to address skills shortages, resulting in a 352.7% increase in training uptake. • Career Development: The Career Day at Lebone Litho introduced 50 students and educators to industry opportunities.

significant revenue, with a marked increase compared to the previous year, reflecting a strong recovery and effective outreach strategies. • Growth: Membership growth and increased training program participation contributed to the revenue uptick. Profitability • Operating Profit: Despite economic challenges, the Chamber maintained a healthy operating profit. • Net Profit: Profitability was bolstered by SETA funded grants and successful events, offsetting some economic pressures faced by members. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) • Training Sales: Achieved a remarkable 352.7% increase in training uptake compared to 2023. • Consulting Services: Demand for consulting services grew significantly, with members utilizing tailored advisory offerings.

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