PrintQ Digital Imaging growing with Konica Minolta

Nitin Reddy, head of operations, PrintQ Digital Imaging, said, “With more than 20 years of experience in the printing business, we have witnessed various technologies and machines. Konica Minolta machines are known for their reliability, longevity, and capacity to manage varied workloads efficiently. Our current setup includes two Konica Minolta AccurioPrint 2100 machines and one Bizhub Pro 1100. Their consistent output quality and less downtime were prime reasons for our investment. Their equipment is user-friendly, and our staff found it easy to switch over with no hiccups.”

Apart from the Konica Minolta production presses , the company also have Canon digital printers (mono and colour) to cater to specific client requirements. 

“Among Konica Minolta's offerings, we have three monochrome machines in addition to our colour production capability to ensure we can efficiently deal with a vast range of jobs,” Reddy said.

PrintQ Digital Imaging has been in the printing business for the last two decades. Beginning with simple printing services, it has progressively expanded into digital printing, offset printing, and wide-format solutions, serving a variety of clients. “Our aim has always been to provide high-quality, quick, and customised printing services that match the changing demands of individual walk-in customers and small businesses alike,” Reddy said.

The organisation is led by Venkata Subba Reddy, managing director, whose extensive experience has played a crucial role in establishing the brand. He is well assisted by his son, Nitin Reddy, ensuring hassle-free workflow management and delivery of services.

The company’s main clientele are walk-in retail customers, small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), and educational institutions such as schools and colleges. The team comprises around 15 full-time employees along with 4-5 additional contractual staff.

Reddy said, “We don't calculate ROI in purely financial terms within a given period. Considering the industry trends, the printing industry generally experiences fluctuations, with lower volumes during January-February and increased activity from March-April, and reaching its peak June-July onwards. From previous experience, we are sure that as the market demand picks up, our investment in the new Konica Minolta machines will yield strong, sustainable returns in the next financial year.”