Koenig & Bauer has reaffirmed its commitment to participate at drupa, which has been postponed until April 2021. The company said the stand in Hall 16 will be retained.
The company said that since drupa was founded in 1951, they have maintained an uninterrupted presence and welcomed customers from all over the world, even in times of crisis.
“We continue to see drupa as an important building block in the graphic arts industry and we see it as our responsibility to support this industry. We want to do our part to continue to provide important impulses locally in personal discussions,” says Claus Bolza-Schünemann, Koenig & Bauer CEO and drupa president. “We have confidence in Messe Düsseldorf’s hygiene concept and in the sense of responsibility of all visitors.”
Ralf Sammeck, Koenig & Bauer board member, adds, “Trade fairs will not be the same as they were before COVID-19, and Koenig & Bauer is also supplementing communication with its customers with virtual formats and customer-specific events, for example in our new Customer Experience Center. Nevertheless, these formats can only convey the performance capabilities of the broad product portfolio to a limited extent. Nothing beats experiencing the latest technologies up close in action with the public and the trade fair feeling.”
“For Koenig & Bauer there is no more suitable platform to present the product diversity from digital, offset and flexo printing to intelligent digitalisation and service solutions to an international audience,” adds Christoph Müller, member of the board at Koenig & Bauer.
