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Thomson Reuters’ Global Print business becomes independent as Westbridge Print

Thomson Reuters completed the sale of a majority stake in its Global Print business to investment accounts advised by KKR; the independent business operates as Westbridge Print.

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Thomson Reuters said on October 1 that it had closed the previously announced transaction. A majority stake in its Global Print business was sold to investment accounts advised by KKR, and the operation became independent as Westbridge Print.

The company said Westbridge Print serves legal and tax professionals in 13 countries and provides commercial printing to book publishers across a range of markets. The release did not disclose a sale price, so no transaction value is inferred here.

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Transcribes only the stated count of 13 countries; no financial consideration is inferred because the release gives no price.

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