Business Type
Book Printer
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ScandBook AB
Produces books including textbooks, novels, and special editions using advanced printing technology and skilled craftsmanship. Offers a variety of formats such as paperback with flaps and hardcover with jackets, ensuring diverse publishing needs are met.
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Primary Focus
Hardcover Books, Paperback Books, Monochrome Book Production
Established
1911
Employees
201 to 500
Annual Revenue
SEK 489.3 million
FY 2025
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About This Company
ScandBook specializes in printing a wide range of books including textbooks, novels, special editions, and collectible artistic books. Their product offerings include paperback, hardcover, paperback with flaps, and hardcover with jacket formats. They utilize advanced printing technology combined with skilled craftsmanship to produce high quality books that serve authors, publishers, educators, and readers globally. The company also provides standard cover paper colors and prepress settings to ensure print ready files meet client specifications.
Operating printing houses in Falun, Sweden, Klaipėda, Lithuania, and Viborg, Denmark, ScandBook supports a reliable and long term partnership model with publishers. They deliver weekly to 18 countries and have bound over 26 million books in the current year. The company adheres to environmental requirements and international ESG principles, emphasizing sustainability and quality compliance through certifications. Their extensive facilities and experienced team enable them to meet diverse publishing needs efficiently and with attention to detail.
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