Leeds based print specialist Zebra Print Group is celebrating after being crowned Best Small Business of the Year at the prestigious Yorkshire Post Business Awards 2026.



The company scooped the accolade at a glittering awards ceremony recognising its business achievements, continued growth and commitment to delivering high quality print solutions for customers across a range of sectors. The win marks another significant milestone for the independent print business, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year as it continues to strengthen its position within the UK's competitive printing industry.

Under the leadership of Managing Director, Samantha Overton, Zebra Print Group has remained focused on combining traditional print expertise with investment in the latest technology, ensuring it can continue to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

Commenting on the award win, Samantha said: "We're absolutely thrilled to have been named Best Small Business of the Year at the Yorkshire Post Business Awards. To receive this recognition, particularly as we celebrate our 20th anniversary, is an incredibly proud moment for everyone at Zebra.

"The print industry has changed enormously over the past two decades, and our success has always been built on our willingness to evolve, invest and adapt while staying true to the values on which the business was founded.

"This award is a testament to the hard work, dedication and expertise of our fantastic team, who consistently go above and beyond to deliver for our customers. It also reflects the loyalty and support of our customers and partners, many of whom have been part of our journey for years.

"With significant investment in new printing technology and ambitious plans for the future, we're excited about what comes next. Winning this award gives us even more motivation to continue building on our success and demonstrating what an independent Yorkshire print business can achieve."

The recognition reinforces Zebra Print Group's commitment to long term, sustainable growth, with the business continuing to invest in its people, equipment and capabilities to remain competitive in an evolving market.

Looking ahead, Zebra Print Group has set out a three to five year vision focused on further investment in technology, strengthening its service offering and building on the foundations established over the past 20 years.

Samantha added: "While we're incredibly proud of how far Zebra has come, we're equally excited about where we're heading. Our focus is on making sure we have the right people, technology and expertise in place to continue delivering exceptional results for our customers for many years to come."

More information about Zebra Print Group and its services can be found at www.zebraprintgroup.co.uk 

Image shows - (l-r) (top row) Samantha Overton and Chris Ellis, (bottom row) Brendon Harvey and Gary Boyes