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Corporate Printing

Boardroom-grade collateral that means business. Sharp, consistent corporate communication — from annual reports to brand-perfect company profiles, produced to exacting colour standards.

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Overview

What is Corporate Printing?

Corporate printing covers the polished, high-stakes collateral that represents a company to clients, investors and staff — brochures, catalogs, annual reports, corporate profiles, handbooks, training manuals, presentation folders and newsletters. It turns messaging and data into tactile, on-brand documents that carry weight in a boardroom or a shareholder meeting.

For enterprises, these pieces are extensions of the brand, so print quality signals credibility. Consistent stocks, accurate colour, sharp typography and durable binding communicate a professionalism a screen cannot. Well-produced collateral supports sales conversations, onboarding, compliance and investor relations while giving audiences a lasting physical reference.

ISO 216 size ladder

Corporate paper sizes at a glance

Corporate print is the most size-governed category. The ISO 216 A-series has a √2 aspect ratio, so every A size halves cleanly into the next — A4 artwork scales to A5 with no reflow, and A3 folds to A4.

A4 (210 × 297 mm)
Reports, brochures, business documents
A5 (148 × 210 mm)
Half-A4 leaflets and pocket notebooks
A3 (297 × 420 mm)
Foldout brochures, wall posters
DL (99 × 210 mm)
One-third of A4; letters and compliment slips
Letterhead stock
100–120 gsm bond — runs through office laser printers without curling
Brochure text
150–170 gsm coated art for vivid catalogue imagery
Cover stock
250 gsm+ silk or matt art, with optional laminate for durability
Print terms

The language of the pre-press desk

The eight terms most likely to come up on a proofing call — worth knowing so the conversation with your production partner stays fast.

Bleed
Ink extended 3 mm past the trim line so no white slivers appear after cutting.
Trim / crop marks
Corner marks on artwork that show the finisher exactly where to cut.
Saddle stitch
Wire-stapled binding through the spine fold; economical for booklets up to ~40 pages.
Perfect bound
Signatures glued to a wrapped cover for a flat square spine; suits 40+ page reports.
CMYK vs Pantone
Four-colour process for photography vs pre-mixed spot inks for exact brand-colour match.
Imposition
Arranging pages on the printer's sheet so they read in order after folding and trimming.
Gutter
Inner margin at the spine where facing pages meet; too small and text disappears into the binding.
Greeked text
Placeholder lorem-ipsum copy used in mock-ups when final content isn't ready.
What moves the price

Cost drivers on a corporate job

Five levers that dominate the quote long before design or logistics come in.

1

Run length

Digital wins under ~500 units; offset overtakes at higher volumes as plate cost amortises.

2

Number of ink colours

Every spot Pantone adds a plate and a wash pass; four-colour process bundles them.

3

Stock weight & finish

Coated 300 gsm+ or textured stocks cost more per sheet and slow the press.

4

Finishing passes

Lamination, spot-UV, foil and die-cut each add a separate production step.

5

Turnaround compression

Same-day and next-day work pushes other jobs off the schedule and prices accordingly.

What's included

Everything under Corporate Printing

A single production line covering the full range — mix and match to your brief.

Company Brochures
Product Catalogs
Annual Reports
Corporate Profiles
Employee Handbooks
Training Manuals
Presentation Folders
Company Newsletters
Why it matters

The Impression difference

1

Brand consistency at scale

Locked colour profiles and standardised stocks keep every document on-brand across departments and print runs.

2

Tactile credibility

Premium paper and finishes convey a trust and permanence that digital files rarely achieve with decision-makers.

3

Higher information retention

Physical documents are read more attentively, helping audiences absorb and revisit complex corporate content.

4

Enterprise-ready turnaround

Bulk capacity, version control and consistent QC support large multi-site rollouts and recurring reprints.

Options & finishes

Specify it exactly

Stocks, finishes and formats we produce for this service. Not sure what you need? We'll advise.

Coated art paper (130–170 gsm)

Smooth silk or gloss stock for vivid catalogue and brochure imagery.

Uncoated text stock (100–120 gsm)

Matte, easy-to-read finish ideal for handbooks and manuals.

Perfect binding

Glued square spine for higher-page-count reports and catalogues.

Saddle stitching

Cost-effective stapled binding for slimmer brochures and newsletters.

Wire-O / spiral binding

Lay-flat binding for training manuals and reference guides.

Lamination & foil finishes

Matte/gloss lamination, spot-UV and foil stamping on covers.

Ideal for

Where Corporate Printing fits

Common briefs we produce this for — across enterprises, institutions and brands in South India.

Annual reports for shareholder & investor meetings
Product catalogs for sales teams & trade shows
Corporate profiles & capability decks for pitches
Employee handbooks & training manuals
Presentation folders & inserts for proposals
Company newsletters for internal communication
FAQ

Questions about Corporate Printing

Supply print-ready PDF/X files in CMYK with fonts embedded and at least 3mm bleed, and include any Pantone spot colours from your brand guidelines.

Ready to make a perfect impression?

Share your brief and we’ll come back with a tailored quote and timeline within one business day.

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