FINIDR exports over 70% of its production to Western European markets, such as Germany, France, Austria, Great Britain, Belgium, Netherlands, and Scandinavia etc.

[5] In 2001 company adopted new information system, INFOR ERP Syte Line, which enables employees to react immediately on customers’ requirements.

In 2012 extensive investments into modern technologies were implemented and new internal training center, FINIDR Academy, was established.

[7][8] There have been constantly new investments in new printing machines and technologies which enable to improve the quality and final effect of the products.

Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106-8-P latest generation 2020 with 8 color towers was installed as the first one in the Central and Eastern Europe.

[9] At the beginning of 2021, the owner of the nearby Těšínská tiskárna decided to close down the printing business and shut down production.

[11] These figures prove the fact that the FINIDR printing house is one of the leaders on the Czech and European market.

[12] The Forest Stewardship Council® is the international non-governmental organization that was established in 1993 in order to support the forest management and create a certification system as a tool for tracing the origin of timber from loggings, through processing to the final product - e.g. paper and products made of it.

In 2016 the FINIDR printing house was given the certificate “Carbon footprint management’ which allows it to produce CO2 neutral products.

is involved in a carbon footprint management plan with the aim of reducing its environmental impact and CO2 emissions over a specified period.

In this way it wants to help to restore and compose forests in Europe and plant trees that are missing - as firs, beeches and maples.

In 2008, the FINIDR company contributed to the establishment of a printing faculty within its cooperation with the Albrecht's High School in Český Těšín.

Students who study at this faculty can practice in a studio of graphics, CTP center, printing, book-binding and manual work department.

The main award of the Slovakian Ministry of Culture for the overall artistic and technical quality of Dante Alighieri's book: Božská komédia