A Norfolk print company is set to double its operations, despite predictions of a post-Covid slump.
CIM Signs and Graphics, which is based at Rackheath Industrial centre, will take over the premises next door to its current site, doubling its space.
Managing director Mark Baker said the move was a result of an unexpectedly successful past year, with the company exceeding its own forecasts.
He said: "After Covid, we had a natural spike in sales due to people returning to workspaces, public places, and leisure facilities so were bracing ourselves for a quieter year this year.
“But it has been quite the opposite - we have seen a sustained increase in our services – especially for vehicle wraps, event exhibition display materials, and sustainable display options.”
The company, which has been running for more than 23 years, added four new staff members to its team of 20 last year, as well as a state of the art printer to allow it to expand its offerings to yoga mats, glass panes, and even printed doors.
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