Customark completes two acquisitions

Customark has acquired BSP Labels and Screens and Graphics.

Rolls of industrial labels

Customark has completed the acquisition of two regional industry players, BSP Labels and Screens and Graphics.
 
The transactions, finalized in July, mark a milestone in Customark’s growth strategy, expanding its client base, technical capabilities and geographical footprint.
 
The acquisition includes the assets and goodwill of BSP Labels, previously located near Royston, alongside the entire share capital of Cottenham-based Screens and Graphics. Together, these acquisitions integrate more than 300 active accounts into Customark’s existing operations, further strengthening its established market sector penetration.
 
The expansion also brings immediate financial and operational scale, introducing 16 skilled professionals to the Customark workforce and injecting an additional 1.2m GBP (1.6m USD) in projected annual revenue.
 
In tandem with the acquisitions, Customark has announced a major infrastructural consolidation. The company will merge the operations of BSP Labels, Screens and Graphics, and its own existing Royston facility into a single, unified production hub.
 
The combined entity will relocate to new, modern premises strategically positioned in Swavesey, just north of Cambridge. This new location offers transport links via the A14, M11, A1(M) and the M1, ensuring easy distribution and improved service logistics for clients nationwide.
 
Customark director and owner Greg Lerigo said: 'These acquisitions allow Customark to reach even more customers requiring our broader technical labeling expertise. The additional print and labeling capabilities of Screens & Graphics and BSP Labels complement Customark’s current capabilities.
 
'We welcome all of the staff of both businesses to Customark’s growing family of dedicated and skilled employees.'