When printing paper money is your core business, hyperinflation is your best friend and digital transactions are your worst enemy. How Germany’s Giesecke & Devrient has learned to thrive in a low ...

China’s money-printing industry is running at "full steam" for foreign clients including Thailand, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, India, Brazil, and Poland, according to reports. The printing is ...

De La Rue is a British company responsible for printing currency and manufacturing passports on behalf of a variety of countries. Due to the enormous barriers to entry for companies wanting to provide ...

Exclusive-Syria Plans to Print Currency in UAE and Germany, Ending Russian Role By Timour Azhari DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Syria plans to print a newly-designed currency in the UAE and Germany instead of ...

Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has reported that the cost of printing currency notes went up by almost 25 per cent in the financial year 2024-25. The total expense for printing currency was ...

In India, the journey of a currency note from design to its return to the central bank is a fascinating process, involving meticulous planning, precision, and extensive logistics. The lifecycle of a ...

Mumbai, May 29 (PTI) The expenditure incurred on security printing during 2024-25 increased by nearly 25 per cent to ₹6,372.8 crore as against ₹5,101.4 crore in the previous year mainly due to ...

DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Syria plans to print a newly-designed currency in the UAE and Germany instead of Russia, three sources said, reflecting rapidly improving ties with Gulf Arab and Western states as ...

Myanmar law students are reporting for JURIST on challenges to the rule of law in their country under the military junta that deposed the civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi in February 2021. On ...

For many young aspirants preparing for government jobs, working at a currency note printing press is a unique and prestigious career goal. From printing India’s currency notes to minting coins and ...

One day in December 2005, a few hours before dawn, employees of the Austrian central bank, dressed in blue overalls, began stacking about 30 million bank notes onto wooden pallets. They loaded the ...