7 www.signlink.co.uk Issue 263 - February | March 2026 £1m increase reported at Dominion Dominion, has announced “a significant phase of growth,” reporting an increase of £1m in turnover over the past two years. The jump in turnover follows a strategic rebrand, which includes a new visual identity, redesigned website, and revamped messaging. The revamp is designed to reposition the company from a simple supplier to a strategic print partner. Dominion has also highlighted its upcoming launch of The Print School – which the company describes as a “firstof-its-kind learning initiative” that will “upskill creative agencies, marketers, and brand teams” in the potential of print. Verity Fox, managing director of Dominion Moss, an international producer of event and retail graphics, has been acquired by Vomela, a North American provider of visual communications, graphics, and experiential events. The strategic acquisition aims to bring together what Moss describes as “two powerhouses serving the live events and experiential industries.” As part of the acquisition, Vomela will merge its Fusion events business unit into Moss, which will operate internationally under the unified name of ‘Moss, A Vomela Company.’ The aim is to preserve and leverage Moss’ global brand, which will continue to be led by Moss president and chief executive officer, Jason Popp. Moss also has operations in Spain, Germany, Poland, and the UK. The latter was previously known as MacroArt before it was acquired by Moss at the end of 2023. 75Media, an out-of-home (OOH) media company which claimed to be the number two market leader for wide-format roadside billboard sites in the UK, has entered liquidation and ceased trading. The company, which had its headquarters in Leeds with further offices in Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London, and Birmingham, is now listed as ‘permanently closed’ on its Google Business profile. Before it entered voluntary liquidation, 75Media was estimated to have employed a team of more than 60 staff across its six offices. Last year the company acquired 595 new classic 48-sheet roadside OOH billboards, increasing its total estate from 580 to 1175. According to the company, this made it the UK’s second largest wide-format roadside billboard owner behind Global. The outdoor advertising company also announced a ‘seven-figure investment’ from Mercia Partners in March 2025. At the time of the investment, 75Media described itself as the “fastest-growing roadside media operator” in the UK. Announcing the news on LinkedIn, 75Media said: “The board of directors at 75Media Limited has made the very difficult decision to place the company into voluntary liquidation. “The board has explored every viable option to secure the long-term future of the business but sadly, despite extensive negotiations with our infrastructure landlord, it has not been possible to agree a way forward.” 75Media had a reported total deficiency of over £11m upon liquidation Moss purchased by Vomela Media announces shock liquidation [L to R] Mark Auth, president and CEO of The Vomela Companies; Joe Covington, senior VP at Fusion Imaging; Jason Popp, president and CEO of Moss; and Marc Jourlait, lead operating partner at The Riverside Company and chairman of the board of The Vomela Companies By Jonathan Pert By Jonathan Pert Page Bros announces acquisition of BD&H Print and graphics provider, Page Bros Group, has announced the acquisition of BDH Tullford, also known as BD&H, a specialist in printed point-ofsale (POS), display, and signage. The strategic acquisition combines BD&H’s retail graphics experience with Page Bros’ established commercial print and fulfilment operations. With the purchase, Page Bros aims to meet an increased demand from its existing customer base for branded POS, wide-format print, and signage solutions. BD&H, meanwhile, will gain access to Page Bros’ operational support and infrastructure resources, including its fulfilment network. Printvision grows with investments Leicester-based trade printer, Printvision, has completed a series of investments, including the purchase of a swissQprint Kudu in order to support clients with high-end, wide-format and fabric prints. Recent investments by the company include expansion into 60,000 sq ft of space across four production sites, as well as a new MIS System, and a customer-focused website.The Kudu installation will help the firm in supplying large-format print, exhibition, and display solutions, especially more complex and creative applications thanks to the machine’s white and varnish options. By Jonathan Pert [L to R] Alex Tuya, CEO of Page Bros, with James Fox, MD of BD&H [L to R] Ash and Krit Patel from Printvision with the company’s new Kudu from swissQprint BUSINESS | NEWS 75 By Jonathan Pert
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