The asset finance specialist will host an interactive board game stand on Stand P580 to explore SME growth strategies.
Asset finance specialist Compass Business Finance will return to The Print Show 2026, exhibiting on Stand P580 to offer print service providers strategic guidance and flexible funding solutions for equipment acquisition and business expansion.
Designed around the central theme of strategic business growth, the exhibit will feature an interactive, customised version of the classic Snakes and Ladders board game. The feature is designed to highlight the operational hurdles, investment decisions, and commercial opportunities printing companies encounter throughout their lifecycle. Visitors will be invited to participate, compete for prizes, and engage with financial advisors to explore how tailored funding can help them navigate market shifts and accelerate machinery investments.
Director at Compass Business Finance, David Bunker, commented, “The Print Show is always a fantastic event and one that I’m genuinely looking forward to. There’s a real energy about the exhibition. It’s a brilliant opportunity to catch up with familiar faces, meet new people and have meaningful conversations about where the industry is heading. We work with some exceptional businesses, and there’s nothing more rewarding than helping them take the next step in achieving their ambitions.”
As an established independent funder and broker serving the graphic arts and commercial printing sectors, the company delivers tailored financial products including hire purchase, finance leases, and business loan facilities. Its dedicated team brings extensive industry experience across wide-format printing, commercial offset, digital finishing, and packaging machinery, working directly with clients to align funding structures with cash flow requirements and long-term targets.
Throughout the three-day exhibition at the NEC Birmingham, the lender’s specialists will be available to deliver guidance on capital expenditure, equipment refinancing, and strategic investment. By combining sector-specific knowledge with flexible lending models, the company aims to help print service providers modernise production workflows and scale operations with confidence.