Landa Digital Printing, headquartered in Israel, remains privately held in the digital printing space. The latest valuation stands at $1.8B. The stock is not listed on any public market.
1 valuation. The latest, $1.8B post-money, was set by the 2018 unicorn round in Jun 2018.
Landa Digital Printing is an Israeli company founded by inventor Benny Landa that developed Nanography, a category of printing that combines the color range and flexibility of digital with offset-like image quality, delivered through Nanographic Printing presses that use Landa's proprietary water-based NanoInk. Its press lineup, including the S10, S10P, S11 and S11P models, serves commercial printers, packaging companies, online print shops and book and direct-mail producers, running on coated or uncoated media at any run length.
Based in Rehovot, Israel, Landa opened ink plants in Europe and North America to supply its NanoInk to a global customer base of more than 51 installed presses in 14 countries. In October 2025 the company was acquired by FIMI after filing for a Title 10 reorganization plan.
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