EFI, Agfa DPS agree to combine industrial inkjet businesses in 60/40 joint venture

By Public Technologies
  • EFI agreed to combine with Agfa-Gevaert’s Digital Printing Solutions unit to form a jointly held industrial inkjet company.
  • An affiliate of Siris will hold 60%; Agfa will hold 40% under a governance structure positioning Siris and Agfa as equal partners.
  • Companies expect about €540 million ($625 million) in 2026 pro forma revenue, serving thousands of customers in more than 100 countries.
  • Deal targets cross-selling and scale benefits, expanding product coverage across industrial inkjet applications.
  • Closing targeted by end-2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary consultation processes.


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