“The successful close officially turns the page for Standard Register’s customers and employees and moves us into a new chapter that we believe is strengthened as a combined organization,” said Deb Taylor, Taylor Corp. chief executive, in a statement.
“Moving forward together, we have an even broader range of communications services, products and technologies, and an experienced team dedicated to providing the highest quality customer service in the industry. As we integrate the two companies, we are finding even more ways to provide value to our customers,” she said.
Minnesota-based Taylor Corp. was the successful bidder for Standard Register through a bankruptcy auction held June 19. Standard Register’s Chapter 11 case will conclude when all claims are settled, officials said.
Founded in 1912, Standard Register is a printing and marketing company that employs 3,500 workers, including about 850 in Dayton.
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