Delphax Announces Placement of Two High-Speed CR Series Presses, Recognizes Revenue on Previously Announced Installation
04 Novembro 2008 - 11:00AM
PR Newswire (US)
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Delphax Technologies
Inc. (Pink Sheets: DLPX), a global provider of high-speed digital
printing systems, today announced the placement of two CR Series
roll-fed presses with new overseas customers: -- A CR2000 installed
in July 2008 at Kopie-Rite, a South African printer, for use in
producing educational publications, chiefly for the University of
South Africa. -- A CR1000 installed in September 2008 at Digital
Book Print, a new United Kingdom printing company, where it is
being used to produce paperback books and legal documents. Delphax
also announced that it recognized revenue in the fiscal fourth
quarter ended Sept. 30, 2008, from the previously announced sale of
a CR2000 in the United Kingdom. The buyer, Good News Press, is
using the CR2000 in its launch of a digital book-printing strategy.
The CR2000 installed at Kopie-Rite was a demonstration unit,
originally purchased by Muller Martini, that was placed with
Kopie-Rite by Delphax's South African distributor and subsequently
upgraded and reconfigured by Delphax. The CR1000 installed at
Digital Book Print was previously operated under lease by another
European printer. The revenue related to the upgraded CR2000 at
Kopie-Rite was recognized in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2008.
Under extended payment terms, revenue on the placement of the
CR1000 installed at Digital Book Print is expected to be recognized
during fiscal 2009. "All three of these placements are with
companies focused on the development of business strategies based
on the efficiencies of high-speed digital printing," said Dieter
Schilling, president and chief executive officer of Delphax.
"That's exactly what the CR Series offers, and all three companies
are demonstrating encouraging potential for strong volume growth --
something we expect to be reflected in the future sales of
consumables and other support from Delphax. "While the established
core of Delphax's business is the security printing industry, the
CR Series remains an important supplement to our product set,
offering industry-leading speed and productivity advantages in
other commercial printing applications." The CR Series offers
production speeds of up to 500 feet per minute -- speed that can
turn a roll of heavy or lightweight paper into books at the rate of
one every three seconds. Among the successful applications are
on-demand printing of books and booklets and a wide range of
legal/financial documents. About Delphax Technologies Inc. Delphax
Technologies Inc. is a global leader in the design, manufacture and
delivery of advanced digital print production systems based on its
patented electron-beam imaging (EBI) technology. Delphax digital
presses deliver industry-leading throughput for both roll-fed and
cut-sheet printing environments. These products are extremely
versatile and handle a wide range of substrates from ultra
lightweight paper to heavy stock. Delphax provides digital printing
solutions to publishers, direct mailers and other printers that
require systems capable of supporting a wide range of commercial
printing applications. The company also licenses and manufactures
EBI technology for OEM partners that create differentiated product
solutions for additional markets. There are currently installations
using Delphax EBI technology in more than 50 countries worldwide.
The company is headquartered in Minneapolis, with subsidiary
offices in Canada, the United Kingdom and France. The company's
common stock is currently quoted over the counter under the symbol
DLPX.PK. Additional information is available on the company's
website at http://www.delphax.com/. Statements made in this news
release concerning the company's or management's expectations about
future results or events are "forward-looking statements." Such
statements are necessarily subject to risks and uncertainties that
could cause actual results to vary materially from stated
expectations. Additional information concerning the factors that
could cause actual results to differ materially from the company's
current expectations is contained in the company's periodic filings
with the Securities and Exchange Commission. DATASOURCE: Delphax
Technologies Inc. CONTACT: Gregory S. Furness, Chief Financial
Officer of Delphax Technologies Inc., +1-952-939-9000, ; or Tom
Langenfeld, +1-952-920-4624, for Delphax Technologies Inc. Web
site: http://www.delphax.com/
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