Transcontinental Inc T.TCL.B

Primary Symbol: T.TCL.A Alternate Symbol(s): TCLAF | TCLCF

Consumer Cyclical Packaging & Containers

Transcontinental Inc. is engaged in flexible packaging in North America and in retail services in Canada. It is also Canada’s largest printer. It conducts business in Canada, the United States, Latin America and the United Kingdom in three separate sectors: the Packaging Sector, the Retail Services and Printing Sector and the Media Sector. Its Packaging Sector specializes in extrusion, lamination, printing, and converting packaging solutions, manufacturing of flexible plastic, including rollstock, labels, die cut lids, shrink films, bags and pouches and advanced coatings. The Retail Services and Printing Sector includes integrated retail service offerings, including digital and printed advertising content production and delivery services, in-store marketing products, as well as an array of print solutions for newspapers, magazines, four-color books and personalized and mass marketing products. The Media Sector offers print and digital publishing products, in French and English.

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Transcontinental Inc > For discussion: Assisting in commission of a fraud?

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Comment by PitchinPennieson Jun 10, 2022 11:20am

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RE:RE:For discussion: Assisting in commission of a fraud?

No, no. You've misunderstood my question, @baskcha1. We're not talking about content reproduced and manufactured by Transcontinental on behalf of a client. What we're discussing is a potential fraud, where the client reduces their ususal print-run from 76,000 to 1,000, instructs the printer to just send 50 copies to the client's office, and please recycle the rest, Marcel.

What I'm asking is: If that situation were to occur as described, should that not require the printer to advise the client that they will not be a party to this type of potentially fraudulent activity?