Trafford Park-based publishing printer
Kendall Press has
secured its future with a £200,000 lifeline.
The company, advised by
Tenon, has secured
backing from a private investor and an asset lender, Manchester Evening
News reports.
The firm faced a winding-up petition and had its bank account frozen because
of financial difficulties.
The funding will help the company cut its debts.
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