Ennis Inc (NYSE: EBF) is a commercial printing and forms manufacturing company that produces and sells business documents, printed products, and related materials to businesses across the United States. Revenue comes from transactional sales of custom and stock printed products, including business forms, labels, tags, envelopes, presentation folders, and promotional materials, sold under more than 30 brand names. The company operates in a price-competitive, fragmented market and faces demand headwinds from the shift toward digital and internet-based alternatives to printed forms and documents. Keith S. Walters serves as Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President, as of the 10-K filed May 8, 2026 for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2026. Vera Burnett serves as Chief Financial Officer. The company's fiscal year ends February 28.
- Revenue model
- Transactional product sales. Ennis manufactures and sells custom and stock printed business products, including short, medium, and long production runs, to business customers. Pricing reflects raw material costs, labor, freight, and energy, in markets the company describes as highly price competitive.
- Products and services
- Products include snap sets, continuous forms, laser cut sheets, tags, labels, envelopes, integrated products, jumbo rolls, pressure sensitive products, presentation folders, document folders, Point of Purchase advertising materials, and custom printed high-performance labels. Brands include Ennis, Royal Business Forms, Block Graphics, ColorWorx, Enfusion, Uncompromised Check Solutions, VersaSeal, Adams McClure, Admore, Folder Express, Independent Folders, Ennis Tag & Label, Allen-Bailey Tag & Label, Atlas Tag & Label, Kay Toledo Tag, Trade Envelopes, Wisco, National Imprint Corporation, and others (per 10-K filed May 8, 2026).
- Customers and end markets
- Business customers requiring printed forms, documents, labels, tags, and promotional materials. End markets include general business administration and operations. The filing identifies demand risk from the internet and electronic media reducing demand for printed forms and materials.
- Value-chain role
- Manufacturer and distributor of printed business products. The company manufactures products at its own facilities, ships directly to customers, and incurs freight and transportation costs. It sources raw materials from a limited number of key suppliers.
- Geographic exposure
- Domestic U.S. operations. The filing references multiple state tax jurisdictions and U.S. import tariff exposure for domestic suppliers, with no mention of international revenue.
