Mr. Sarwan Jain, inspired by the publishing house founded by his father, Dr Prem Nath Jain (B.Jain Publishers), decided to set up an in-house printing press to meet rising demand.

• Established the first press in Paharganj, Delhi.
• Began with a black-and-white hand-feed machine

• Moved operations to Kishankunj, Delhi for more space.
• Within 3–4 years:
• Machines doubled.
• Added automatic feeder machines, Dominant single-color units, polygraph sewing,  and folding machines.

• Relocated to Wazirpur, Delhi, where capacity expanded further.
• Installed 3 Heidelberg single-color presses, polygraph automatic round feeder, and a Planeta

• Added a 6-clamp perfect binder, shrink wrapping machine, and plate-making systems.
• Introduced a Planeta 5-color machine.
• The company moved beyond internal publishing and entered the open market.

• Entered government tenders, becoming a trusted supplier to:
• National Book Trust, National Open School, RGI, and others.

• Built a reputation for reliability and scale.

• Marked a turning point in the company’s history with an investment of nearly ₹25 crores.
• Transitioned from single-color to advanced multi-color printing.
• Installed Komori Spica 429 and Komori LS40 (28×40).
• Introduced Computer-to-Plate (CTP) technology, positioning JJ Imprints among the leaders in quality printing in Delhi.

• Undertook a major infrastructure investment, setting up a 60,000 sq. ft. facility in Noida.
• Equipped with state-of-the-art machines including:
• Two Aster’s 22-station binders, MBO folders, Komori perfection units, and complete finishing lines.

• This expansion laid the groundwork for scaling up to serve national and international publishers.

Mr. Sagar Jain joined the family business, bringing fresh vision and innovation.

• Identified opportunities in children’s publishing and novelty books, previously dominated by imports from China.

• Became one of the first in India to introduce board book manufacturing.
• Established the Innovation Centre for developing creative publishing products.

The Innovation Centre drove R&D in novelty products, shaping the company’s future direction.

• Actively showcased JJ Imprints at leading international trade shows across Frankfurt, London, Guadalajara, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, and New Delhi, strengthening global recognition.

• Simultaneously upgraded the press with advanced technology:
• Kodak CTP.- Two Heidelberg single-color units + Heidelberg perfection ZP.

• Polar cutting machine, 3KT cutter, and die-cutting machines.

• With the experience of children’s books and a well-established Innovation Centre, the company entered into school book publishing.

• As the Government of India rolled out the New Education Policy (NEP), JJ Imprints was 100% ready ahead of competitors, enabling the company to bag tremendous new orders from school book publishers.

• Simultaneously diversified into short-run packaging solutions, adding:
• Digital sample maker.
• Rigid box conveyor line.
• Corrugation line.

Planned a 200,000 sq. ft. facility, preparing for the next phase of growth.

• The company re-entered the government printing sector after 17 years.
• Today, the business stands on a legacy of foundation and capacity (Sarwan Jain) and a vision of innovation and global outlook (Sagar Jain).