Mudra Production expands with AccurioPrint
Mudra Production has strengthened its production capabilities with the addition of the Konica Minolta AccurioPrint C4065. The investment aims to support the company’s focus on delivering improved print quality, greater operational efficiency, and meeting the evolving requirements of its customer base.
Mudra Production, founded and led by Shreyas, began its journey as a proprietorship firm under the name Shrenik Photocopy in 2017. Starting as a small-scale printing business, the company gradually expanded its operations by adopting advanced technologies, including UV printing machines, flex printing solutions, laser cutting, and Konica Minolta production machines. Over the years, the company has evolved its capabilities, strengthened its expertise, and established a growing presence in the printing industry.
With a team of around 10 professionals managing production, machine operations, and daily workflows, Mudra Production caters to a wide range of clients across different sectors, including local businesses and e-commerce customers, offering customised printing and production solutions.
Speaking about the decision to continue investing in Konica Minolta, Shreyas said, “We have been using Konica Minolta machines since 2018, starting with the Konica Minolta bizhub C280 model, followed by Konica Minolta bizhub C226 and bizhub C251i. Our experience with the brand’s reliability, performance, and print quality gave us the confidence to further invest in Konica Minolta technology. The Konica Minolta AccurioPrint C4065 will help us enhance our production capabilities, improve efficiency, and deliver better quality output to our customers.”
Mudra Production operates a diverse technology ecosystem to address different printing requirements. While its UV and flex printing operations utilise machines from Colorjet, True Color, and Canon, its digital black-and-white printing requirements are supported by Kyocera machines. The company’s digital colour printing operations, however, are exclusively powered by Konica Minolta machines.
Discussing the expected return on investment from the new machine, Mr. Shreyas stated, “Since we operate in a remote market compared to metro cities, business growth and demand generation take relatively more time. Considering our current business outlook, we expect to achieve the ROI from the new Konica Minolta machine within the next one to two years.”