PrintFactory Expands to the Japanese Market

PrintFactory announces the opening of its new branch in Japan. This strategic expansion aims to deliver high-quality products and services directly to Japanese customers, enhancing its presence in the local market and supporting PrintFactory’s global business growth.

Earlier this year, PrintFactory announced its entry into the Japanese market through a collaboration with local partner Image Magic. This partnership involved a series of in-depth exchanges and training sessions designed to optimize production processes and enhance the utilization of PrintFactory's software.

Additionally, the PrintFactory Asia team recently visited swissQprint in Japan for further exchanges and training sessions, focusing on future cooperation plans. This visit solidified the partnership between the two companies, fostering a strong alliance and establishing a solid foundation for applying PrintFactory’s specialized solutions in Japan.

Ivan Khoo, Global Commercial Director, says,  "We are thrilled to expand our operations to Japan, a market known for its technological advancements and high standards in printing. Our collaboration with Image Magic and swissQprint have been instrumental in preparing us for this launch. We are committed to providing exceptional service and innovative solutions to our Japanese customers, helping them achieve greater efficiency and excellence in their print production processes."

With the opening of our Tokyo branch in August, PrintFactory is better positioned to serve the Japanese market with our comprehensive suite of printing solutions. This expansion not only enhances our ability to meet the needs of Japanese customers more directly and effectively but also underscores our commitment to global business growth and customer satisfaction.

Source: PrintFactory 

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