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Control Print ties up with German firm

CHENNAI: Control Print India Ltd. (CPIL), coding and marking solutions provider, has entered into a partnership agreement with KBA-Metronic of Germany, a technology leader in coding, marking, and printing. With this tie-up, CPIL will manufacture industrial inkjet printers in India. The company has already set up a facility for marking and coding devices at Nalagarh, Himanchal Pradesh, and production is expected to commence this quarter. — Corporate Reporter

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