IVE Group acquires Impressu Print Group and Budget Mail Services

IVE Group has announced that it is executing binding agreements to acquire Impressu Print Group (Impressu) and Budget Mail Services (BMS). Additionally, the company says it has strengthened its position in diversified marketing by signing a long-term marketing services supply agreement with Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (DPE).

The acquisitions and partnership, it says, further extend its national reach and integrated marketing capabilities.

Impressu is a well-established print and marketing services business, bringing deep expertise in digital and offset printing, letterbox marketing, signage, point-of-sale, and logistics. Impressu’s long-standing relationships across the quick service restaurant, retail, healthcare and public sectors will now benefit from access to IVE’s broader suite of creative, content and data-driven solutions.

In conjunction with the Impressu acquisition, IVE has entered into a multi-year (6+2) marketing services supply agreement with DPE. This builds on an eight-year relationship between Domino’s and Impressu, and expands IVE’s remit across its wider capabilities, including creative and content, CX and data, events and activations, uniforms and more.

Sydney-based Budget Mail Services (BMS) also joins the group, bringing additional expertise in mail and communications across sectors such as share registries, charities, publishing, and education. The addition of BMS will increase IVE’s scale and flexibility in delivering high-quality print and mail solutions nationwide.

IVE Group Managing Director Matt Aitken said, “These businesses are a strong strategic fit. They bring new capacity, new customers and enhance national reach with Impressu offering growth opportunities in the fast-growing south-east Queensland and northern NSW corridor. I'm also particularly excited about the long-term partnership with Domino’s and the opportunities that it presents.”

Integration planning is underway to ensure a smooth transition for customers and employees across both new businesses.