Courier to Bring Digital Printing to Book Plant in Kendallville, IN

The new equipment is scheduled to be installed over the winter for ramp-up next spring at a cost of approximately $13 million. That will bring Courier’s total investment in digital production to $40 million.

“Bringing digital capability to Kendallville makes excellent sense for our customers and for our company,” said Courier Chairman and CEO James F. Conway III. “It’s a logical next step given the success of our Courier Digital Solutions business in Massachusetts, which is currently installing its own HP Indigo 10000 press as one of seven worldwide beta sites.