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• People News • Digital News • Print News • December 2015 • 27th EDITION •
IN THIS ISSUE
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A n ta l i s ’ M e g a S ta n d at F ES PA / A F R I C A P R INT 2 0 1 5
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A C u r i o u s M at t e r
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Rugby World Cup Poster
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F u l l H o u s e at t h e L o e r i e s
“May the peak be with you!”
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It has been a while since we last
published our Antattler newsletter.
This is for no reason other than
we believed it appropriate to scale
back from a quarterly to a halfyearly.
2015 has been a busy year and although the industry
has come under renewed stresses and strain, not all of
which are of our own doing, with very little changing in
the macro-economy to encourage business to improve,
never mind grow. Load shedding has become a way of
life for most of us, privately and in business, despite
some recent progress in stabilising power supply.
This coupled with the recent collapse of the rand
has presented some new challenges as our costs are
escalating, given that almost every consumable our
industry uses every day is imported. Times are tough and
the light at the end of the tunnel might just have moved
a little further away.
From a local paper supply perspective the decision by
Sappi to dispose of their paper machines at Enstra
(Springs) brings to an end an nearly 80 year era. While
the new owners of PM2 at Enstra plan to continue
supplying a small range of papers, by and large, this
marks the end of commodity print-paper product
manufacture by Sappi, and in particular, uncoated woodfree papers in sheets. (Mondi continues to manufacture,
but supplies only on reels.)
Therefore the printing industry’s dependence has fallen
further on imported products; be they mainstream
uncoated, coated or, of course, specialty papers – all of
which are now at the mercy of the rand. Global paper
prices have not seen any major escalation over the past
year, but producers are pushing for increases in both
Europe and the United States of America (USA) in the
coming months.
Against this backdrop prices in South Africa have moved
substantially by over 10% so far this year, with another
increase likely before the end of the year should the rand
remain at its current weaker levels.
The real challenges facing the paper and print industries
remain ever-present in the face of advancing technology,
social media and perhaps more so, an emerging
generation (or generations) that don’t make the time to
read from paper. And they don’t have to – it’s all in the
palm of their hands, wherever they go. Next time you’re
out to dinner, take a look around you and you will see
people absorbed by their screens.
Chat
by Raymond Waldeck
“Two Sides”, an initiative started in the UK about
three years ago and to which Printing SA has aligned
themselves, is an organisation committed to promoting
the use of paper, and challenging the many misleading,
even false claims against paper and print many
companies adopt to promote their products and services.
For example, my bank imposes a levy to continue
providing me with a printed and mailed statement every
month. Had it not been for the SA Post Office fiasco I
might have challenged this more vigorously!
Two Sides is concerned with the incorrect and damaging
impressions being made as digital communication
channels are promoted as the “greener” alternative to
printed media.
Their mission is to encourage clients, in the environmental
context at least, to re-think their preference for electronic
communication, as it has not been proven that the
electronic option results in a lower carbon footprint. In
reality all channels have an environmental impact, but
print remains a vital and effective element of the modern
marketing and communication mix.
Martyn Eustace, Director Two Sides, makes the following
point: “Considering all the environmental costs of
electronic communication, print and paper may well
be the most environmentally sustainable way to
communicate.”
That said, the misnomers regarding the paper industry
are plentiful, with hacking down forests being the most
common, but what the general public may not know is
paper-makers are arguably the most responsible forest
managers in the world. Only 11% of harvested trees
are used in the manufacture of paper. The wider uses
of harvested timber are in the construction, energy and
mining industries.
Foresters also replant as much as four times more trees
than are harvested. For example in Europe the area of
forest cover has grown by 30% since 1950 and has been
increasing at a rate of 1,5 million football pitches every
year.
I realise I might be preaching to the converted, but my
request is we support the motives of Two Sides. It is a
worthwhile, and perhaps the only globally coordinated,
initiative that is committed to the sustainability of this
industry in any real meaningful and visible way.
We need to embrace it and optimise the opportunities
it will present – “green-washing” is fine, but for the right
reasons and with the right information, which is very
often not the case for the paper and print industry.
Moving on, the FESPA exhibition has come and gone.
Thank you to all our clients, customers and friends for
visiting our stand. The VUTEk H1625 display and demo
created a great deal of interest which, we are pleased
to advise has already resulted in a successful sale. Much
interest, too, was shown in the Esko Kongsberg XN 24
digital finishing and cutting table, which has also been
sold. Antalis will have a presence at Drupa 2016 and will
not exhibit at FESPA Africa 2016.
Traditional “peak” season and the New Year is upon us,
with many of us holding thumbs that it will bring some
relief to the strained conditions in which we currently
find ourselves.
We thank you for your ongoing and valued support.
“May the peak be with you!”
Best regards d
Raymon
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Full house for Loeries’
Creative Use of Paper
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One Gold, a Silver and three
Bronze Loeries were awarded
in the Creative Use of Paper
category, sponsored by Antalis
South Africa (Pty) Ltd, at the
Loerie Awards.
Held in late August in Durban, the Loeries Awards are part
of a year-round focus on creative inspiration. The Awards
showcase and award the best locally and in the Middle East
in the creative economy.
This year Loeries introduced a separate category under
Communication and Design for the Creative Use of Paper
award. It was rewarding to see five Loeries awarded in this
category.
The past 30 years have seen Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd
involved in the creative world of visual imaging.
Its partnership with the Loeries forms a very important part
of this, especially the Creative Use of Paper Award.
“The Awards serves to remind just how creative paper can
be and by doing so, the results it can yield for agencies and
their clients,” says Caroline Coughlan, Marketing Manager,
Antalis.
Gold was awarded to Havas Worldwide for Ubci Groupe
Bnp Paribas. The campaign produced recycled boxes and
note pads for students.
The Silver Loerie was presented to Jupiter Drawing Room,
South Africa, for the Cape Town Design Indaba Banner for
its client Interactive Africa. The 3D design was printed on
Xanita Board which is officially distributed by Antalis South
Africa (Pty) Ltd. The Banner was illustrated by Carla Kreaser
and Sarah Gregg-Mcdonald and Alwine Nolte assisted on
design.
The Agency also won a Bronze Loerie for its Cape Town
Design Indaba postcards printed on Ivory Board, for
Interactive Africa for the Design Indaba.
Another Bronze Loerie was awarded to 360eight,
a solutions-based integrated advertising agency for Paper
Art for Trudon (publishers of the Yellow Pages).
Y&R SA’s Night Tours for Johannesburg Zoo posters took
the final Bronze Loerie. Its beautifully crafted posters allow
the shape of the animals head to appear when you shine a
light onto to it. The paper used for the project was Curious
Matter Goya White 380gsm and the posters were die-cut.
Antalis to distribute
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At recently held launches in
Johannesburg, Cape Town and
Durban, Antalis South Africa
(Pty) Ltd and Sappi announced a
partnership to distribute Sappi’s
Atelier™ Folding Box Board (FBB).
Michael Rushworth, Product Manager Antalis South Africa (Pty)
Ltd, who welcomed the guests at the launches, says Antalis is
thrilled to partner with Sappi on Atelier™. “Sappi and Antalis
South Africa (Pty) Ltd have a long history of partnering on
particular products, such as Magno and Masuga. With Atelier™
we believe that we have a grade that will set the benchmark
for FBBs in South Africa. The grade fits exceptionally well into
our offering of cost effective, quality products.”
Atelier™ is a GC1 FBB with high bulk, an ultra silky smooth
coating and a really white reverse side, with a lick of coating.
Available from 220gsm to 350gsm, with a bulk 1,72. This
allows you to reduce grammage without sacrificing stiffness
and thickness. “Sappi have shown that they are no longer just
an art paper manufacturer, but that they have grown into a first
rate packaging board producer,” says Rushworth. "While there
exist other products that play in the same field as Atelier™, its
quality and yield, makes it unique and competitive,” he adds.
Antalis also undertook their own trials and market research
with their customers. “Our trials determined that the paper
produces an exceptional print quality and runnability, with
great rigidity and foldability. We have no doubt that this board
will set the standard for excellence in this market. This product
will add a perception of quality to any packaging or graphical
board print job.”
As Lars Scheidwieler, Product Group Manager for Rigid
Packaging at Sappi, stated in his presentation, this multi-ply
board supplies ultimate brightness, purity and class. This
product was his brain child and this was reflected in the
passion he showed when presenting the product. Atelier™
took three years of research and development to ensure it met
market requirements. It is produced at Sappi’s Maastricht Mill,
Netherlands.
As can be deduced from its name, which means workshop or
studio, especially for artists and designers, the product is a
convergence of ideals and craftsmanship. Antalis and Sappi
At the Durban launch, held
at Three Cities Square Bout
ique Hotel and Spa, Tracy
and Rodney Samouilhan (Pine
Hulse
town Printers), Chris Mitchell
(Easi-Bind)
Paper for a good cause
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd donated paper (90gsm Cartridge and
250gsm Hi-Q Matt) through Mortimer Offset for Little Eden Society
for the Care of Persons with Mental Handicap (Little Eden Society)
2015 Annual Report.
“We are the happy beneficiaries of your
donation,” says Nichollette Muthige,
Public Relations and Communication
Officer at Little Eden Society.
Little Eden Society was established
in 1967 and is licensed with the
Department of Health and is a
registered Non-Profit Organisation
(001-827 NPO). It is a special place
that cares for children and adults
ranging from the ages of four to over
60 years that need to be protected,
cared for and most of all loved.
Statistically, the average age of its
residents is 24 years, but the level
of mental functioning is that of
a one year old or younger. It is a
permanent home to 300 residents
with profound intellectual disability,
the majority of whom were previously abandoned and therefore do not have
any family to supply emotional or financial support.
CSR Report arrives
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd is proud to announce the arrival of
its first Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report. The Report
explains the Antalis Worldwide CSR Policy
and its four pillars:
•C
orporate Governance: this elaborates on the
CSR policy and related reporting and processes
and networks
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atural Resources – enhancing product
traceability (FSC®) and better management of
energy consumption and efficiency as well
as improving water consumption and water
discharge
• People – ensuring a safe and healthy work
environment and developing diversity and a
skills policy
• Product offer – our ECO-responsible product
range and the Antalis Green Star System.
To find out more ‘Just ask Antalis’
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new unique FBB
A Curious Matter
have a history of bringing innovative and creative products
to the South African market and Atelier™ is yet another
example of this. Antalis will stock Atelier™ and they will be
promoting the grade for both Packaging and Graphic uses.
Atelier™ can be used for packaging of beauty products,
pharmaceuticals, confectionery, luxury foods and drinks, toys
and almost any other application on carton work you can
think of. Not only will it enhance your packaging – Atelier™
can be used for point of sale material, folders, book covers,
promotions, business cards, shopping bags and much more.
Your representative can tell you more about
pricing, printing, creasing and die-cutting
specifications – for samples ‘Just ask Antalis’
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event collateral to luxury packaging through stationery and
edition,” says Coughlan.
In March this year Antalis South Africa
(Pty) Ltd introduced Curious Matter in
South Africa. Launches took place in
Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.
The paper, part of the highly innovative
Curious Collection, from Arjowiggins
Creative Papers, is an exciting part of the
multi-sensory Curious Collection brand.
It has a pallet of six rich matt and homogenous colours:
• three lights (Ibizenca Sand, Andina Grey and Goya White)
for multiple applications,
• one deep pure intense black (Black Truffle) for high-end
uses, and
• two beautiful deep colours (Désirée Red and Adiron Blue).
Each paper has been carefully honed, aesthetically and
physically, to have resonance in lifestyle-oriented markets –
from food and drink, beauty and cosmetics, to luxury goods
and engaging environments.
Described as a “gloriously tactile ‘avant-garde’ paper”,
and an “intriguing patented paper”, it is a one-of-the-kind,
indescribable texture, which makes it very addictive to touch.
Caroline Coughlan, Marketing Manager, Antalis South Africa
(Pty) Ltd says it is the startling texture of the paper with its
rich matt, ultra-pigmented homogenous surface that makes
Curious Matter such an intriguing paper. “This makes the
paper both surprising and revolutionary… and will spark
everyone’s creativity. By your second touch, it will evoke
creative thoughts of how it can be transformed. This paper
inspires to create,” she says.
Its robust nature and four weights (125, 135, 270 and
380gsm) make it an ideal partner for all applications where
an eye-catching, contemporary look and irresistible feel will
make a difference. From food and drink and beauty and
cosmetics, to luxury goods and engaging Environments;
there is one stock of Curious Matter fitting your needs,
aesthetically and physically.
For your own swatch or A5 paper sample set,
'Just Ask Antalis"
Jerome Noyelle, Brand Manager at Arjowiggins Creative
Papers in France, calls the paper is a “tactile experience like
no other”. “When someone touches the paper for the first
time, most of the time they feel intrigued and sometimes
they even hesitate before touching the paper again.”
It is already used by numerous international brands, from
TV broadcasters through design magazines, to museum
catalogues and luxury end-users. “Curious Matter is an ideal
partner for high impact and consistent communication from
Lars Scheidweiler (Sappi),
Caroline Coughlan and
Michael Rushworth (Antalis)
Lynn Higgs,
Stewart Butler and
Zelda Taylor (Masterpak)
The Johannesburg launch held at The
Mark Siddall (Sappi ), Livon
ne Nefdt and Calyn Kilder
Candice Bondi
Laura Schutte and Lester Rose (Investec),
Design )
(Nicework) and Shaun Hill (Shaun Hill
Natalie Le Touze and Sally Meiring (Remata)
Venue, Melrose Arch
(iKind Media)
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n Hotel. Ian Harrico
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The Cape Town laun
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Gom
rdie Kohler and Rob
Chris Tuckniss, Geo
terink,
Gloria Weedon and Claude
Hadebe
Straight A's for
Double A Paper
Double A Paper was granted the
Outstanding Establishment Award
on Occupational Safety, Health
and Environment 2015 at the
recent 29th National Safety Week
on Advanced Economy through
Safe and Healthy Workers held in
Bangkok at the International
Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC).
Charnvit Jarusombathi, Senior
Executive Vice President, Double A
Paper accepted the three different
awards on behalf of Double A Paper from General Surasak
Kanjanarat. This is the fifth year that Double A Paper has
received this award which is proof of its commitment to
sustaining the environment, providing its employees with
healthcare and a secure work place.
Mike Huxtable and Greg Fripp
Genee Clarke and Glynn Clarke (Printcoza),
(Betelgeuse)
Melony Mackrill (Woolworths)
Vasnashree Govender (Colo
Edlyn Flowers and Elsabe Jardim (The Deckle Edge) and Julie Moss (Secret Diaries)
rs), Craig Smith, Kate Woo
dall (Ideaology)
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Packing more
solutions
Rugby World Cup
Poster – Stick to
the game Plan
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In August Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd launched a poster featuring
the Rugby World Cup inviting clients to Stick with their team in the
Rugby challenge 2015.
Of course the theme was ’In the Land of the Roses’ which was beautifully
illustrated by Sunshine Gun. Added was a card printed on YUPOTako®
with kiss-cut circular flags for all the participating countries to add to the
pools. These non-adhesive stickers can be moved around the poster as the
counties positions change. These, together with t-shirts, were presented to
printers for events they would host during the Rugby World Cup.
Riaan Bester, who was appointed General Manager Packaging
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd in June this year, says Antalis offers
the market a range of packaging solutions. “We offer protective
packaging for food safety and tamper proof bags (or security
bags) as well as medical and evidence bags, although these are
a very niche part of our business.”
The poster was printed by ColourPress and featured three spot colours –
silver metallic red and black – as well an UV varnish. The poster was also
embossed. All of these features promoted the benefits of Hi-Q Titan.
For more information ‘Just ask Antalis’
Antalis launch HP Indigo digital range
Antalis launched the HP Indigo range of digital papers. The range includes certified digital creative papers, self adhesives,
graphical boards, recycled papers and coated papers such as Cocoon 100% recycled papers and Invercote digital range,
Raflatac (self adhesive), YUPOTako® XAD 1058, and Hi-Q Titan Gloss and Silk. From the Arjowiggins digital range –
Conqueror, Curious Collection, Keaykolour, Rives, and Pop‘Set’ are part of the range.
For your own digital range chart 'Just Ask Antalis'
Hanley Bester (Bidvest Data
) Gerald Basson (Tandym )
Four years ago Antalis began offering its
existing customers packaging solutions
in the segments it traditionally serves.
Since last year this offering evolved to
include new customers in non-traditional
segments, including the industrial and
retail sectors.
Janine Gallant, Sharque Edw
ards, Shavon April, Ashraf
Japtha, Celeste Afonso,
Ikeraam Alexander and Reza
Moulana
Packaging is a growing market he says. “All products for
consumers need packaging.” He adds that it is a sector that is
continuously innovating and evolving. “There is a big push to be
greener and to reduce the cost of
packaging, which will result
in lighter but stronger
packaging. These are
two key drivers for
Antalis.”
Previously
with the
Bidvest Group,
Bester has
experience of
the retail sector,
specifically
packaging
handling,
development
and distribution.
New Visual
Communication
Coala Swatch
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd launched its new Coala
Swatch for the Sign and Display Industry at FESPA/AFRICA
PRINT 2015, which included the Sign Africa Expo.
dse and Jody Voskuil (Han
sa Print )
Niel du Toit (Rotolabel), Anil
Kumar (Arjowiggins) and Debb
ie Jones (Antalis)
First OHSAS certification surveillance audit
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd recently had its first surveillance audit for the Occupational Health and Safety Management
System (OHSAS) certification. At the same time the company launched its 10 Golden Rules for Health and Safety (H&S).
The H&S drive included a continuation of the revamp of Antalis' personal protective clothing (PPC), ensuring staff are
safe and that the Antalis brand maintains visibility. (Below: Durban warehouse staff proudly showing their new digs)
To receive your own swatch set ‘Just ask Antalis’
Thabiet Orrie, Mymoena Aren
Exclusively from Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd, the Coala range
of media is used for Wide and Grand Format digital printing.
It includes Self Adhesives, a top quality range of PVC
Materials, a range of printable paper-backed textured vinyl wall
coverings for Decorative use for commercial and interior design
applications. A range of highly versatile Poster and Photo
Papers. A range of excellent quality PVC Substrates for UV,
Solvent and ECO-Solvent or screen printing for Banners.
A range of translucent lightweight Films for indoor and
outdoors for banners, POP and exhibition displays – these are
all suitable for the complete range of EFI printers, select Epson
printers and a variety of other digital printing machines.
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PLATE AND PRESS
As technology continues to rapidly innovate the printing and
packaging industry leading to a number of developments, one
of the most important being in printing plates.
© 2013 DuPont. All rights
reserved. The DuPont Oval
Logo, DuPont™ and Cyrel®
are trademarks or registered
trademarks of E. I. du Pont
de Nemours and Company.
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd, the local distributor of the Kodak
range of plates and the Vulcan range of blankets manufactured by
Trelleborg, has for many years offered a range of printing plates that
covers all press types and applications.
HIGHEST SPEED AND QU
IN THE FINEST DETAIL. ALITY
Faster, more precise and sustaina
ble: DuPont™ Cyrel®. Take
a closer look and see a new
quality: Cyrel® FAST DFR,
dimension of print
a next-generation high durome
ter digital, flexoplate for package
a plate capable of holding the
printers requiring
highest screen rulings, fine
detail and the widest tonal
clean-printing plate suitable
range. A long-running,
for most ink types and substrat
es.
Cyrel®
FAST DFR is well suited to
digital workflow and DigiFlo
both, standard
w.
Look closer! For higher quality
at high-speed.
www.cyrel.eu
Antalis South Africa (Pty)
Ltd
Johannesburg
Botswana
Phone: +27 (0) 11 688 6000
Phone: + 267 391 2139
Bloemfontein
Cape Town
Phone: +27 (0) 051 447 8681
Phone: +27 (0) 21 959 9600
Durban
Phone: +27 (0) 31 714 4000
Port Elizabeth
Phone: +27 (0) 041 486 2020
Pretoria
Phone: +27 (0) 12 379 0060
www.antalis.co.za
marketing@antalis.co.za
Flexographic
Solutions
Flexographic printing may have been perceived
as rudimentary in quality, but this is certainly not
the case today.
Ben Britz, Product Manager Plate and Press Antalis, manages the full
product offering for this portfolio. Since his entry into the industry
in 1991, he has often seen customer uncertainty of which plate is
best suited for specific requirements. So, Antalis recently launched
its Kodak Sonora plate guide. For your own guide – ‘Just ask
Antalis’. He added that more and more customers are moving
toward process free plates.
“The Kodak Sonora plate is a major development – offering
customers a significant saving compared to current digital offset
plates. It removes the need for a plate processing unit and
combines savings of all the elements associated with processing
plates,” he says.
Customers can save on chemicals and the associated disposal
cost thereof, water, electricity, manpower, on the lessor physical
space required for the processing equipment and all other related
maintenance costs.
Kodak was the first of the plate manufacturers to launch a
commercially viable process free plate to the market. Antalis South
Africa (Pty) Ltd has completed a number of successful equipment
installations in the local market in all sectors. “This is proving to be a
very successful plate solution for customers in both web, offset and
sheet-fed markets. This, coupled with our technical and after sales
support, makes Antalis a force to be reckoned with,” he says.
This is according to Kevin Tucker, National Sales Manager
Flexographic, Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd. Appointed in
March this year, he says over the past decade flexographic
printing’s quality has improved and this has enabled it
to compete with Gravure printing. “Add to this it's cost
effectiveness, it is no surprise that it is taking over the
market.”
Antalis flexing with the Internationals
He says the growth in this area of packaging is particularly
in food packaging. “This is due to the growth in population
in the world, especially in Africa and the need for lower
cost packaging.”
The name covers a diverse range of system solutions for industrial and professional applications, close to 300 products
for consumers. “Antalis will specialise in the Flexographic segment supplying high quality print consumable solutions such
as flexographic plate mounting tape and roll splicing tape that deliver consistent results," says Kevin Tucker, National Sales
Manager Flexographic, Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
He adds that Flexographic Printing is a great solution
for packaging because of its wide variety of printing
applications – ranging from printing on corrugated, plastic,
and many other materials, for example cereal boxes to
labels and toothpaste packaging.
For more information and samples contact Kevin Tucker or ‘Just ask Antalis’.
“The flexographic printing process also give you an almost
complete product at the end of the process as it includes
lamination, varnish, die-cutting, foiling and embossing, etc.
– all processes that previously would be done after the
printing process was completed.”
Antalis
sells the
first EFI
H1625
LED
“And improvements in the field keep coming. In the
third quarter of 2015 we launched 'Du Pont Easy Plate
technology as well as Cyrel Easy Plate with 'flat-top-dot'
technology built into it. This means a better image with
improved quality without the need for expensive work
flows or equipment.”
For more information on this exciting
technology – 'Just Ask Antalis'.
DuPont’s DSP plate or (Surface Engineered Plate) has a
chemically treated surface which allows for a higher ink
density and smoother ink lay-down for improved quality,
while Esko, the supplier for CTP systems, also has its CDI
(Cyrel Digital Imager) that allows for high quality digital
flexographic plates, which before were only achievable in
offset or gravure. Esko also offer high definition output
(HD and Full HD), giving a superior image quality print.
Antalis is proud to announce its recent partnering with tesa® SE, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of self-adhesive
product and system solutions in the print and paper market. In August Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd was appointed the
national distributor for the tesa® brand in South Africa. Since 1941, the name tesa® has been the umbrella brand used for all
self-adhesive products manufactured by our group of companies.
“It also offers full work flow solutions, which include 3D
proofing solutions such as Esko Studio. This offers a
3D proof, allowing customers to realistically view their
product. For example packaging, such as a bottle with a
label around it, or a folding box. Esko also provide specific
plug-ins for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop
that allow for automated corrections of designs for the
Flexographic print process," he elaborates.
Antalis is committed to the Flexographic industry
and regularly support the FTASA Awards that honour
flexographic printers in South Africa for excellence in print.
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd recently
sold its first EFI H1625 LED, a Wide
Format Inkjet Printer known as the
all-in-one printer
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Antalis runner up
best Mega Stand at
FESPA/AFRICA PRINT 2015
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Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd was the runner up in the Best
Mega Stand at FESPA/AFRICA PRINT 2015 that included the
Sign Africa Expo.
Held at the end of July, at Gallagher Estate, in Midrand, Gauteng, the show is the perfect opportunity for
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd, to demonstrate exactly why it is the leading paper merchant and supplier
to the printing industry in South Africa as David James, Marketing and Purchasing Director, Antalis South
Africa (Pty) Ltd, explains. “Apart from giving us the opportunity to showcase our machines and demonstrate
our people’s expertise and service, it is also important for us to exhibit our products and services in even
seemingly difficult market conditions.”
with the Xan
Opale Lumex wall
The impressive 3m
alis stand
the highly visible Ant
The stand not only showcased world-class machines and technology, but highlighted the company’s
service and support to the industry. Together the two allow Antalis to offer its customers a long term
solution for their business, says Raymond Waldeck, Managing Director, Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
“Today’s printing equipment quality is excellent so together with our service and support Antalis
South Africa (Pty) Ltd offers its customers a long term solution for their business.”
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inating
“As part of our long term solution offering, our customers know that our technician will be
there when there is a problem with their machine on a Friday late afternoon and they have a
job that needs to be done by Monday morning,” he adds.
The stand also emphasised our Visual Communication Media offering used in sign and display
industry. A significant growth segment in the industry, Antalis’ Visual Communication offering
includes technology, equipment, consumables and a selection of substrates for Wide Format
printers from major global brands through our network of branches and modern warehouses
all over the country.
Also launched at the exhibition was our Coala range which is a range of large format media in
vinyl, poster paper, wallpaper and canvas that prints on the full range of EFI Printers, a range
of Epson printers as well as other digital machines, exclusive from Antalis.
Hi-Q Titan Rug
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The a.berger range of textile based media using “Samba” were displayed in our magnificent
light boxes, our staircase wall and striking decorated balustrade showed off the luxury of
Lumex from 3A Composites.
by World Cup Poster
We also launched our Rugby World Cup Poster printed on Hi-Q Titan 300gsm with YUPOTako®
non adhesive stickers with the participating countries flags for our clients to follow the rugby
through the tournament. These were pre-printed and die-cut on the Esko Kongsberg XN 24
digital finishing and cutting table on the stand.
Digital printing and finishing solutions from EFI, Esko and EPSON were exhibited on the stand.
EFI’s all-in-one H1625 LED Wide Format Inkjet Printer was revealed at the show, while the
Esko Kongsberg XN 24 digital finishing and cutting table highlighted its exceptional digital cutting
and finishing capabilities.
The EPSON T3200 series machine and the EPSON SC-S Surecolour 30610 1,6m ECO-Solvent printer
showed the beautiful quality printing on the stand. The EPSON 30610 is perfect for signage and printing
solutions and is a high quality four colour CMYK printer. It produces everything from posters, signs,
banners, backlit panels and POS to vehicle wraps, wallpaper and exhibition displays.
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd is proud to announce that four
Epson printers were sold.
André Schwarz from
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the Samba light box
display
Antalis will have a
presence at Drupa
2016 and will not
exhibit at FESPA
Africa 2016.
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the EPSON SC-S Sur
Antalis showcased
printer
1,6m ECO-Solvent
lour 30610
finishing
ed the spectacular
Antalis demonstrat
24 digital
Esko Kongsberg XN
capabilities of the
table
finishing and cutting
(Pty) Ltd’s brand
Antalis South Africa
displayed at FESPA
Antalis exhibited the
EFI all-in-one H1625
LED Wide Format Ink
jet Printer
In the beginning there was paper! Plain sheets of paper. As always, Antalis supplies the paper you use. The paper you print your documents on – your reams, reels and flat sheets. In fact, Antalis,
as one of the largest paper distributors of traditional and digital printing papers offers so much more. Our ‘Easy to use… Easy to choose’ range of office papers and our range of environmentally
friendly packaging boards and specialty papers make us your partner of choice. However, Antalis does more! Through our highly qualified specialist, we offer outstanding consulting advice and
unmatched service as the leading supplier of technology, equipment and consumables.
Antalis offers a comprehensive range of papers and boards for every need as well as solutions for visual communication, packaging and logistics.
Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd operates through sales and warehousing facilities throughout Southern Africa and combines an export arm that services Africa. This broad-based coverage ensures optimum,
top class service with the shortest possible response times. For any and all your print, office and graphic requirements. Visit us at www.antalis.co.za or ‘Just ask Antalis’
partners
STAFF NEWS STAFF NEWS
Who’s doing what, where?
Movers and Shakers
TRANSFERS Appointments Promotions
welcome
Head Office
Simona Marchese was appointed
Director Human Resources, in
March 2015. Simona, who says
she felt comfortable at Antalis
from day one, says that she is
looking forward to making a
contribution to the company.
She has 14 years’ experience
in the management of Human
Resources and Industrial Relations
in large multi-national FMCG and
manufacturing organisations,
Simona Marchese
a BCom Honours in Advanced
HR Management and Labour
Relations. She has also lectured HR Management, Industrial
Relations and Business Management at the University of the
Witwatersrand and has published a book on Employment
Equity.
Gerhard joined Antalis at the
beginning of October 2015 as
Executive Operations Manager,
reporting to Raymond Waldeck
Managing Director. He previously
managed the Retail and
Commercial operations of
Bridgestone South Africa.
For him service delivery is a
key differentiator in customer
satisfaction. His challenge, he
says, is to deliver great service
Gerhard Viljoen
while being cost efficient and
maintaining the core capacity to
support the growth strategy of Antalis. He has been married
for 32 years and has two sons. He loves the outdoors and
enjoys bass, rock and surf fishing. He processes his own
meat to make different products and enjoys experimenting
with his 22-braai collection.
Katia joined Antalis as
a Senior HR Officer
in March 2015,
reporting to Simona
Marchese, Director
Human Resources.
Before joining Antalis,
she was HR Officer at
Imsofer Manufacturing
a Division of Ferrero
and before that she also
worked in HR at Gold
Katia Ribeiro
Fields. Spending time
with her one year old
baby girl and family is one of her favourite things.
She also loves music and dancing.
Ben Britz joined Antalis in
March 2015 as Business
Channel Manager, Plate and
Press. Following the promotion
of Trevor Guercio to the
position of General Manager
for the Western Cape,
Ben was appointed to this
position with the responsibility
of managing Antalis’ full
product offering for this
portfolio. Ben’s experience in
Ben Britz
this sector extends back to
1991. He says the changes
in printing plates is one of the most important in the
industry. Ben loves entertaining friends and family, is an
avid golfer and enjoys the outdoors, especially camping
with his wife and two daughters.
Head Office
Gary has taken up
a new challenge
within Antalis in
June 2015 – that
of National
General Manager
Equipment. He will
be driving sales
for Kodak CTP,
Prinergy Workflow
Solutions,
EFI VUTEk UV
Gary Campbell
printers, Esko
CDI’s, the Esko
Kongsberg digital finishing and cutting table
and Software Solutions. With many years’
experience in the industry, he is looking
forward to assisting Antalis customers with
equipment solutions and technology to meet
the new challenges in the printing industry.
He has two granddaughters who are very
special to him as well as a grandson on the
way. He enjoys training and showing his
German Shepherd dogs, with the occasional
fishing trip when time permits.
Roy started his new
position in February
2015 as National Key
Accounts Manager,
reporting to Nick
Gillings, Director
Sales. Roy joined
Antalis 28 years
ago as a Sales
Representative.
Roy, an avid golfer,
spends much of
Roy Bromilow
his spare time
enjoying this activity
with customers. He says he is enjoying the
challenges of his current job and the people he
works with. He is married with two beautiful
daughters.
Jani joined Antalis
in October 2015 as
Senior Packaging
Manager, reporting
to Riaan Bester,
General Manager,
Packaging.
Previously she
worked at Neocoat.
She says she is
looking forward
Adriana Janet Coertzen to tackling the
challenges in her
work head on.
She is married and has a daughter of two and
half years old.
With many years
of retail sector
experience,
specifically
packaging
handling,
development
and distribution,
Riaan was the
perfect choice
for the position of
General Manager,
Riaan Bester
Packaging. He took
up his position in
June 2015, reporting to Nick Gillings, Director
Sales. His main focus is the expansion of the
Antalis packaging portfolio and to ensure that
Antalis is at the forefront of the move from
paper-based printing to packaging printing
and production.
Jaco Moller
Jaco joined Antalis
as Packaging Sales
Representative,
Gauteng, September
2015, reporting to
Riaan Bester, General
Manager Packaging.
Jaco worked at
Sprint Packaging
for four years. He is
interested in art and
music and has two
children.
Head Office
Sharon was
appointed Paper
Consultant,
Johannesburg in
February 2015,
reporting to
Caroline Coughlan,
Marketing
Manager. Her
Industrial Design
background gives
her an unique
Sharon Styger
insight into Antalis’
paper products
and she hopes to continue as well as grow
new relationships with clients. She loves
anything creative, with a particular passion
for furniture design. Animals are also a big
love of hers, especially dogs.
Claire joined Antalis
in September
2015 as Human
Resources
Administrator,
reporting to Simona
Marchese, Director
Human Resources.
Previously Claire
worked at the CTI
Education Group
in Bedfordview
Claire Rutenberg
as an Academic
Administrator for
over six years. She is very excited about
working at Antalis, in particular about the
launch of WeConnect and meeting everyone
during the training sessions. She loves
animals and reading and her biggest dream is
to visit Ireland and Japan.
Kevin was
promoted to
Sales Manager
Flexographic in
February 2015.
He brings a wealth
of knowledge
and experience
in flexographic
printing and
is excited to
be assisting
Kevin Tucker
customers with
this product
offering on a national level. Two years prior,
he was a Flexographic Sales Representative,
Johannesburg. He reports to Riaan Bester,
General Manager Packaging. He is an avid
gardener.
Carolyn worked
at Reception until
May 2015 when
she was appointed
Administrator,
Commercial
Department,
reporting to Rene
Digovich and Frank
Jansen. Previously
she worked at
Standard Bank,
Carolyn Gonzalez
Fox Street,
downtown Joburg
before becoming a full time mom to her two
children, a son and daughter. Happily married
for 26 years, loves going to the movies and
theatre and enjoys scrap booking as well as
listening to music. She supports her son’s
band whenever she can.
Yvonne has
worked at Antalis
for over 33 years.
In March 2015
she moved to the
Human Resources
Department
as Senior HR
Administrator,
reporting to Simona
Marchese, Director
Human Resources.
Yvonne Meyer
For her, life is all
about family and
especially her grandson. She also adores her
cats and enjoys cultivating orchids.
Johan transferred
from Marketing to
Sales in May 2015
as Commercial
Pricing Manager,
reporting to Nick
Gillings, Director
Sales.
Kenneth was
appointed Paper
Junxion Clerk
in March 2015,
reporting to
Caroline Coughlan,
Marketing
Manager. He came
with seven years’
experience in
various positions at
Antalis’ warehouse.
Tshepo Kenneth Seshoka
Kenneth enjoys
outings with his
two wonderful sons, aged two and seven
– he loves music!
Felicia was
appointed
Call Centre/
Administrator,
Gauteng in July
2015, reporting
to Louis van
Rensburg.
She previously
worked at RG Auto
Security and says
she is enjoying
Felicia de Meyer
her new position
and the challenges
that come with it. To relax she enjoys being
outdoors.
Alwyn joined the
EXCOM Committee in
April 2015, following
his promotion at the
beginning of the
year to National IT
Manager for Antalis,
reporting to Neelesh
Kalidas, Financial
Director. He joined
Antalis 20 years ago
after completing
Alwyn Miller
his studies as an
Operator, progressing
to the help desk and then to Programmer. He
loves what he does and as a result feels as if
he has not worked a day in his life. He says the
Antalis IT team are all experts in their field and
together they have achieved amazing results.
This is a challenging time for IT as the company
is upgrading its network, but the results will be
worth it, he adds.
Gauteng
Head Office
Lucinda has been
with Antalis for
three years. Before
moving to Finance
as Cash Book Clerk
in March 2015,
she was the Admin
Assistant in HR.
She reports to Arno
le Roux, Financial
Manager. Having
been married for
Lucinda Reis
just over a year,
she loves spending
time with family and relaxing at home with
her husband and beautiful daughter.
Johan Oosthuizen
Western Cape
Gauteng
Louis was
promoted to
Service Manager,
Johannesburg
in June 2015,
reporting to Ago
Abrantes, General
Manager Service.
Louis joined
Antalis in 2007,
starting in the
Service Division
Louis van Rensburg
in spares. He has
been married for
22 years. As a family they enjoy camping.
He is passionate about fishing and whenever
possible prefers fishing in the ocean.
Maria transferred
to National Spares
Manager in June
2015, reporting
to Ago Abrantes,
General Manager,
Service. She has
been with Antalis
since 2006 as
Administrative
Manager.
Problem-solving
Maria de Abreu
and challenges
that require
trouble shooting is her thing. Currently she is
centralising service spares to Johannesburg
as well as identifying obsolete spares. Maria
loves going to gym in her spare time.
Marcel was
appointed
Technician,
Western Cape
August 2015,
reporting to Trevor
Guercio, General
Manager Western
Cape and Ago
Abrantes General
Manager Service.
He is married
Marcel Taljaard
with a beautiful
daughter and
enjoys outdoor and sporting activities.
Angelo was
appointed Regional
Sales Manager,
Western Cape,
November 2015,
reporting to Trevor
Guercio, General
Manager, Western
Cape. He is ex
Kolock, where
he worked as
Sales Marketing
Angelo Colison
manager for
15 years. Born
and bred in Cape Town he is married with
two daughters – 19 months and seven years.
He has two energetic Labrador dogs and
his favourite pastime is to braai with family
and friends.
Yvette was
appointed Stock/
Call Centre
Coordinator,
Western Cape,
reporting to Trevor
Guercio, General
Manager, Western
Cape. She has
been with Antalis
for 26 years and
moved to this
Yvette Petersen
position in June
2015. She enjoys music festivals, food
markets and good Cape wine.
Matt was appointed
Senior Sales
Representative
Packaging,
KwaZulu-Natal
in March 2015,
reporting to
Riaan Bester,
General Manager
Packaging.
He has worked
in Packaging for
Matthew Carr
many years and
is confident that
the Packaging Division under the Antalis flag
will grow. “We are in for some great times
on the packaging side of the business.” His
motto – nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Matt is engaged to the mother of his two
children and they are planning to tie the knot
early in 2016.
Jesse was
appointed Service
Technician,
KwaZulu-Natal
in September
2015, reporting
to Nolan Reabow.
He says he has
been familiarising
himself with the
systems, software,
implementations,
Jesse Packaree
servers, support
of the CTP/CTF in
the customer print environments as per the
existing roll out and set up of the software
that Antalis supports. He describes himself
as intelligent and highly skilled – driven by
passion and the love for IT and technology.
He strives to be a reliable, responsible
and trustworthy individual in life. He loves
playing cricket.
Nolan was
promoted to
Service Manager,
KwaZulu-Natal
in March 2015,
reporting to Ago
Abrantes. He
started his career
at Antalis in 2007.
Nolan is a member
of The Church of
Jesus Christ of
Nolan Reabow
Latter Day Saints.
In his spare time
he enjoys surfing and mountain biking. He
is happily married to an incredible woman
Kathleen and they have a darling 15 month
old daughter named Holly.
Amarin was
transferred to
KwaZulu-Natal
in March 2015
as Senior
Software Support
Technician/
Technical Sales
Flexographic,
reporting to Mike
Atkinson. Before
joining Antalis
Amirin Naidoo
in 2006 he was
with Hirt & Carter,
Fishwicks and Clickrite. He is married with
two boys, enjoys movies, DIY activities around
the house and spending time outdoors with
his family.
KwaZulu-Natal
Mandla, Despatch
Supervisor
KwaZulu-Natal,
reporting to
Vernon Naik,
joined Antalis
as Fix Pick
Puller in 1997
and in 2006,
after obtaining
his license,
became a Driver.
Mandla Eliote Dlomo
In March 2015,
his application
for the Dispatch Supervisor position was
successful. Aside from his passion for work,
he is a semi-professional soccer player and
has played for North Mead soccer team for
over 35 years in KwaZulu-Natal.
Free state
Botswana
Chris joined Antalis as General Manager Botswana in November 2015,
reporting to Nick Gillings, Director Sales. Chris is a family man. He has two
daughters and a son. Previously he worked at Fedex Botswana as Country
Manager. He is vastly experienced, having worked in the Oil, FMCG and
Transport and Logistics industries for the past 15 years. He is a ‘people’s
person’ and is looking forward to working at Antalis. He enjoys reading and
travelling as well as jogging or walking in his spare time.
Chayce was appointed Sales Representative, Free State and
Northern Cape in October 2015, reporting to Ivan Weiss. Chayce has
worked with Antalis for four years and always noted its phenomenal
service. He is very happy with his decision to join the Antalis Team.
He is married to Diana and they have two sons, Jayden, (five) and
Zach (two), who he lives for. The family loves camping together and
he is a total gadget geek!
Chayce Strydom
Chris Mapelaga
KWAZULU-NATAL
Jabu Mbatha
JOHANNESBURG
Emmanuel Malema
Moses Mothupi
Despatch Clerk
Receiving Clerk
Bulk Puller
A warm Antalis welcome to all Labour Broker Employees who were
appointed permanent staff in July 2015.
FREE STATE
Jefrey Vuyisile Mandleni
Motanyane Majoro Masokela
western CAPE
Brian Dickenson
Cecil Carrington Levendal
Deon Albert Karel Joseph
Deon Jansen
Devon Dean Smith
Emanuel Albert Oliver
Gidiyon John Jordaan
Jaftha Joubert
James Beziek
Jason Manho
Jeremy Abraham Arendse
John Jagger
Naiem Julius
Solomon Arendse
Trevor Keith Hendricks
KWAZULU-NATAL
Andile Patrick Ncube
Aubrey Xolani Cele
Bandile Nkomeni
Driver Code 10
Driver Code 10
Driver
Picker
Driver
Picker/Van Assistant/Wrapper
Van Assistant
Van Assistant
Driver
Van Assistant
Picker
Picker
Driver
Picker
Picker
Driver
General Worker
General Assistant
Driver
Forklift Driver/Receiving and
Bulk Assistant
Blessing Mthokozisi Khumalo
Driver
Cedrick Mkhize
Driver
Hezekia Bukokwakhe Mncwango General Assistant
Linash Naidoo
Puller/Turret Truck Operator
Mthobisi Cyril Ngcobo
General Assistant
Mzomuhle S’fiso Majola
General Assistant
Nkosingiphile Praise-Lord Gasa Puller/Turret Truck Operator
Raven Ramsamy
Pick and Drop/Marshalling Assistant
Rickey Matthew Naidu
Pick and Drop/Marshalling Assistant/
Turret Truck Operator
Sibusiso Christopher Shezi
General Assistant
Siphamandla Elvis Khanyile
Driver
Siyabonga Starnic Mjuqu
Forklift Driver/Receiving and
Bulk Assistant
Steven Mpofu
Assistant Driver
Tjatjie Samuel Mathibeli
Driver
Zowakha Joseph Bhengu
Driver
JOHANNESBURG
Alfred Maboyi
Driver
Americo Thomas Simango
Forklift Driver
Bongani Mchunu
Cleaner
Bongani Mpalweni
Marshall/Clerk
Collin Matome Maabelwana
Pick and Drop Clerk
Dumisani Willie Nkosi
Express Delivery Service Clerk
Eruston Mukhari
Driver
Jacob Molifi Moitsheki
Driver
Jeremia Khehia Mthembu
Van Assistant
Josiah Lesejane Mereyotlhe
Driver
Kennedy Roderick
Driver
Lebogane Evans Ramaremela
Van Assistant
Malematja Nicolas Moseamedi
Turret Truck Operator/Picker
Maleme Cedric Phosa
Van Assistant
Mathata Patrick Fhaheani
Low Rise Pickers
Mduduzi Joseph Mthabela
Low Rise Picker
Moosa Thomas Sebatana
Marshall/Clerk
Moses Gumede
All/Forklift Driver
Motlatso Mercyval Matlakanya
Despatch Clerk
Moyahabo Paul Phosa
Express Deliver Service Clerk
Mpolaeng Tryver Ramphenyane Marshall/Clerk
Mzukiseni Atwell Sibutha
Van Assistant
Nelson Calton Maeko
Marshall Clerk
Nelson Hlongwane
Driver
Norman Mlambo
Van Assistant
Ntobelo Ngodwana
Van Assistant
Pheneas Mlindeni Mdlalose
Van Assistant
Raymond Mofokeng
Van Assistant
Rector Selowa
Van Assistant
Refilwe Doctor Matswiki
Van Assistant
Sipho Mthembu
Van Assistant
Taboelija Mpoposhe Nkosiane
Express Delivery Service Clerk
Thogwa Joel Mutholini
Van Assistant
Thomas Rammalo
Driver
Tshepo Prince Malehopo
Wrapper
Vincent Mavikela
Stock Transfer Clerk
Vincent Mbongeleni Ndlovu
Low Rise Picker
Zakhele Shabangu
Driver
PORT ELIZABETH
Fundile Jernett Matinise
Driver
Lindisipho Swanda
General Worker
Ludwe Eddo Solomon
Driver
Lundi Wilfred Maseti
General Worker
Malusi Bosman
Driver
PRETORIA
Alfred Asser Motubatse
Picker/Wrapper
Dumisani Paul Gumede
Driver
Gostoph Given Mashigo
Driver/Van Assistant
Harry Mkhulu Milanzi
Skilled Cutter
Joel Mateka Makua
Picker
Joseph Zenzile Rakale
Marshall
Mapuki Piet Kabene
Driver
Mindira Naidoo
Filing Clerk
Paane Elias Magoro
Receiving Clerk
Petrus Puane
Picker
Solly Mahlangu
Driver
STAFF NEWS STAFF NEWS
Who’s doing what, where?
Movers and Shakers
Years service
Malagia Ndou
Beryl Billett
Brian Goliath
Greg Densham
Mandy Beeston
Sharief September
25
30
Years service
Years service
Nelson Naidoo
30
35
40
Years service
Years service
Long Service
Solly Mokwena
Frank Dlepu
Allister Patterson
Alwyn Miller
Ebrahim Abrahams
Fiona Teubes
Johannes Ramakgola
Patrick Carollissen
Sharque Edwards
Vernon Naik
Clement Tsiu
Debbie Jones
Edith Moyakhe
Elpheus Gasa
Connie Muchabaki
Martha Mogase
Masego Balopi
Mike McLean
Moses Motshwane
Patrick Moodien
Petrus Peters
Sanjay Sewpersad
Thandi Sikhosana
Warren Rigney
Wellington Chiliza
Nadine Scott
Simon Garland
Thapelo Maotsela
Wayne Prezens
Wesley Hendricks
Adelia Strydom
Les Pillay
Mervin Bowman
Mandi Monnery
Patrick Zwane
Rene Digovich
Solly Kganyago
Wendy Wood
10
Years service
15
Years service
20
Years service
Allister Arkeldien
5
Years service
Vusi Nkosi
Nalanie Kirchner
Oratile Molapisi
RETIREMENTS
To all our retirees, we thank you for your years
of service and wish you well for in the future.
Jordan Tshabalala – 31 March 2015
Martin Gossman – 31 August 2015
Peter Abrahams – 31 November 2015
Moses Badiroang – 31 December 2015
Alfred Maboyi – 31 December 2015
Frank Jansen (1970-1974/1977-2015). In 1970
Frank joined the then Alex Pirie but left after
four years, only to return in 1977. In the years
to follow he saw a number of company name
changes from Wiggins Teape, to First Paper
House, to Graphtec, to Arjowiggins Merchants
and finally to Antalis South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
In his 42 years Frank has also moved from
Frances Alexander
Sarah Modise
Nolan Reabow
Deidre Cupps
Births
his initial Sales Representative role, through
managing an Agency and then into Marketing,
a Director at First Paper, until heading up to
being Purchasing.
During all these years he maintained a firm
grip on the changing trends in paper supply
while growing his expertise, after 2005, to
include graphics products. As a result, Frank
has been a source of reference on any- and
everything paper for most of Antalis at
some point. He says he is looking forward to
spending more time with this wife Pat, touring
games parks and taking extended coastal
breaks with his family.
Antalis and everyone who has known Frank in
his 42 years wish him well and thank him for
his dedication to the company.
At the end of July 2015 Deidre
and Ricardo Cupps welcomed
their baby boy “Matthew Joel”
into the world.
Frank Jansen