- CEO
- Terrence D. Moolman
- Full Time Employees
- 4,216
- Sector
- Consumer services
- Industry
- Publishing: books/magazines
- Address
- Caxton House Johannesburg GT South Africa 2196
- IPO Date
- Jul 1, 1992
- Business
- Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers Limited Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers Limited is a leading South African publisher, printer and packaging manufacturer that publishes and prints newspapers, magazines and books; provides commercial, web, gravure and newspaper printing services; manufactures packaging including labels, folding cartons, flexible plastics, beverage cartons and cigarette packaging; produces stationery products such as Flip Files, filing brands including Tidy Files and SFS; and manufactures inks for web presses. The company operates primarily in South Africa with facilities in Johannesburg (head office), Cape Town, Durban and Wellington, offering turnkey print and packaging solutions with centralized distribution to retailers, publishers, fast-moving consumer goods companies, breweries, wineries and other commercial clients; it also engages in digital assets, telecommunications solutions, property ownership and television channel development. Founded in 1947 and headquartered at Caxton House, 368 Jan Smuts Avenue, Craighall, Johannesburg, the group employs approximately 4,216 people and reports revenue segments of 44.3% from printing and publishing newspapers/magazines and 55.7% from packaging/labels. In recent developments, the company completed the delisting of Cognition Holdings Limited in June 2024 following acquisition of its remaining stake for ZAR 60 million, integrating its operations for cost savings and growth in incentives; acquired Tidy Files and SFS filing brands effective 1 August 2024 to expand stationery offerings; secured a supply agreement with a global partner for local carton beverage packaging starting 2025 with related equipment investments; invested R180.9 million over time in 13MW solar capacity for cost mitigation; increased its Mpact Limited shareholding to 34.9%; completed restructuring in book/magazine printing after Media24 volume losses; and right-sized operations amid tender losses in beer labels and gravure printing declines.