Israel’s largest private equity fund, FIMI, has acquired full ownership of Landa Digital Printing
(LDP) and appointed Richard Klapholz as active chairman. Along with a newly established
board, Klapholz will guide the company into its next phase of growth and operational
excellence.
The acquisition marks a significant step in ensuring greater stability and a disciplined
operational framework for LDP. Under FIMI’s ownership, the company will focus on
enhancing product performance in the field, strengthening service reliability and supply
continuity, and revitalizing its go-to-market strategy with a clear customer-centric approach.
“This is a defining milestone for LDP,” said Gil Oron, CEO of Landa Digital Printing. “With
FIMI’s ownership, we now have the stability, focus, and disciplined execution we need to
realize our goals: improving product performance, ensuring dependable service and supply,
and re-energizing our customer engagement. Our teams are already aligned, and our
priorities are clear.”
Commenting on the acquisition, Richard Klapholz, Active Chairman of LDP, said: “We are
here to build a strong, enduring industrial company. Our approach is pragmatic and longterm
— driven by focused investments, operational excellence, and steady, measurable
progress. The printing industry needs LDP’s breakthrough technology, and our mission is to
unlock its full potential.”
With FIMI’s financial and strategic support, LDP is now better positioned to reinforce its
operational infrastructure, expand its global footprint, and accelerate innovation and
profitability. The company’s near-term priorities emphasize product performance, service
excellence, and supply resilience.
Benny Landa, the company’s founder, welcomed FIMI’s full acquisition and expressed his
confidence in the new leadership. “I am pleased that the company I founded, and the
technology I created, will continue to grow and thrive under FIMI’s stewardship,” he said.
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