HP and FIMI in Advanced Talks Over Possible Landa Digital Printing Acquisition

US tech giant HP and Israeli private equity fund FIMI Opportunity Funds are in advanced discussions to acquire Landa Digital Printing (LDP), according to Israeli business magazine Calcalist. LDP, founded by Benny Landa and known for its nanographic digital printing presses, has been under court-approved creditor protection since July 10, 2025, seeking rapid restructuring through new investment or a sale.

Both potential buyers have visited Landa’s headquarters in Rehovot and met with management. HP has historic ties to Landa, having acquired Indigo—also founded by Benny Landa—in 2002. FIMI, which manages billions of dollars across 30+ holdings, would be entering the printing sector for the first time.

The sale process follows LDP’s severe liquidity crisis after investors halted funding, despite $1.3 billion invested over the years. Landa has engaged investment bank Nomura to find buyers, with initial interest from companies like Canon, Agfa, Fuji, Epson, Xerox, and Brother—but only HP and FIMI have advanced to detailed due diligence.