Hungarian printing company Állami Nyomda on Friday said it put a Muller Martini Concepta printer worth several hundred million forints into operation on May 19.
The eight-colour printer — the only one like it in Hungary or the region — will significantly improve the quality and the capacity of Állami Nyomda’s security and business documents capacity, the company said. It will meet growing demand for business documents used by banks and insurers as well as for food vouchers.
CEO Gábor Zsamboki said the company planned to undertake IT investments of more than HUF 500 million in the near future.
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