Gordana Graphics Specialist Vehicle Livery & Signage Company

Business Partnership is pleased to present to market Gordana Graphics, a specialist vehicle livery and signage company based in Edinburgh, with an established reputation across commercial transport, retail, and public sector clients in Scotland. Gordana Graphics provides a full-service offering across fleet livery and vehicle wraps, commercial signage, wall and window graphics, and repair work for high-frequency vehicle operators. The business operates with in-house design capability and state-of-the-art production equipment, enabling fast turnaround and consistent quality. The company's most significant client relationship is as preferred supplier to Lothian Buses - Scotland's largest municipal bus company - managing all livery application, updates, and fleet repairs across their network. This extends across multiple depots and subsidiary operators including East Coast Buses, Lothian Country Buses, and Lothian Motorcoaches. Gordana also delivered the complete signage and graphics package for Lothian Buses' travel hubs and depots across Edinburgh. The current owners have run the business conservatively, without any structured marketing, sales function, or business development activity. Growth to date has come entirely through referrals and long-standing client relationships. For an incoming owner, the opportunity to layer in targeted outreach, digital presence, and sector-specific development, particularly across commercial fit-out, public sector transport, and fleet leasing, is substantial. Gordana Graphics is the preferred supplier to Lothian Buses - managing all fleet livery, graphics, and repair work across the Edinburgh network Full in-house design, print, and installation capability with modern production equipment Established reputation across transport, retail, and public sector clients in Scotland No current marketing activity - significant scope to grow through business development and digital channels Full handover and transitional support offered by the current owners