Quarterfold’s Nilesh Dhankani named to PrintWeek’s Power 100 for 2026

Quarterfold Printabilities’ founder Nilesh Dhankani has been named to PrintWeek India’s Power 100 for 2026, the magazine’s annual list of the printing industry’s most influential leaders.

PrintWeek profiled the recognition as an “education print scale-up.” In FY26 the company grew about 15% and invested close to INR 25 crore across printing and binding, with Dhankani taking on the managing director title.

The investment added three sheetfed presses — two four-colour and one eight-colour perfector — and two web-offset towers, bringing Quarterfold to 22 web towers, alongside an automated book-block line and casing-in machinery. Capacity rose roughly 22% year on year to more than 3,000 metric tonnes a month, or about 7 to 7.5 million books.

Education now accounts for more than 90% of revenue, produced for publishers and Ministries of Education across 25 countries with a workforce of 800-plus. “Value addition comes from what happens after the ink hits the paper,” Dhankani told the magazine.