– This is a strategically important move for Wera, which is now consolidating its position in the county. Det Lille Trykkeri AS is owned and operated by Einar Halvorsen. Einar Halvorsen will be employed by Wera and responsible for sales in West Telemark. “We are strengthening the team with an experienced and skilled person who is passionate about his customers after 34 years in the industry. Now we look forward to developing Det Lille Trykkeri’s customers further together with Einar. From August 1, the production of graphic products will take place at our printing plant in Porsgrunn,” says Kjersti Hole Haatveit, General Manager of Wera AS.

Wera is a 360-degree communication house that can offer all services in advertising, communication, positioning, branding, web development, decor and graphic products. We are now looking forward to being even closer to the market throughout the county. Wera already owns the advertising agency Superlativ Media in Bø.

– It will be exciting to work at Wera, and I know them well from before. I’ll still be delivering the same products to my customers, they won’t notice much difference. The advantage now is that, as a Wera employee, I can offer services that I have not been able to before. Wera has a wide range of services within digital services, photo/film marketing, HR and communication. I’m looking forward to joining the Wera family from Kviteseid,” says Einar Halvorsen.

– “We’re looking forward to working with Einar, he’s a skilled professional who will look after our customers in the best possible way. For us, it is an important goal to take a strong position in our industry in Telemark and Vestfold in the years ahead. We are fortunate to have dedicated and skilled employees who pull the load together, and who are triggered by delivering beyond what our customers expect. We are ambitious and one of our goals is to become the region’s leading digital communications agency,” concludes CEO Kjersti Hole Haatveit.

Facts about Det Lille Trykkeri:

Det Lille Trykkeri AS was established in 1989. The print shop has delivered everything in printed products, decor and signs. The market area has been small businesses throughout Norway, but primarily in West Telemark. In 2022, Det Lille Trykkeri AS had a turnover of NOK 1.3 million.