Abbey Settles On Williams Lea in £150m Deal
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Feb 20, 2004
Major financial services provider Abbey has settled on Williams Lea to service its print procurement needs in a ?150m, five-year deal.
Major financial services provider Abbey has settled on Williams Lea to service its print procurement needs in a deal believed to be worth £150m over five years.
Abbey had conducted an extensive review.
Adare Carwin, who had been in the role, loses out.
The new contract is believed to include all marketing print, direct mail, and point of sale material and is also to include warehousing.
Abbey is reported to be seeking to achieve significant cost reductions across its present print budget.
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