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Best Print Services Companies in France

The 132 best Print Services companies in France in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: Claranova.

132companies tracked
$77.3Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
3have raised

France's Print Services sector doesn't have a sprawling funding story, but it has a clear one: 132 companies tracked, $77M in total disclosed funding, and virtually all of it concentrated in a single name. Claranova accounts for the full $77M, leaving the rest of the field, Imprimerie Europeenne, Mediafab, Abelia Imprimerie and others, operating without meaningful disclosed capital. That kind of concentration tells you something real about where institutional conviction sits right now.

And yet the market underneath is moving. Global print services are forecast to climb from $7.3B (2021) to roughly $17.0B by 2027, a CAGR of 8.77%, driven by hybrid work adoption, secure document management needs and pressure on operational costs. Print apps are showing median install growth of around 18% YoY across 26 tracked titles, which I'd argue is the quietest bullish signal in this space. Hot coverage themes this quarter include carbon reduction strategies and payment system integration, and managed print's efficiency case keeps getting louder in the B2B conversation. So is France's print sector underleveraged relative to global tailwinds? The funding gap between Claranova and everyone else suggests the answer, for most players here, is still yes.

Sources & further reading
  • Technavio
  • ResearchAndMarkets.com

Ranked: Best Print Services companies in France

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackRecent signals
1Claranova
Provides application development services
$77M58 mo agoPublicXavier Rojo
Deputy CEO | Group CFO
1984WordPressSentryZendesk+22—
2Imprimerie Europeenne
Provider of web-to-print services for customized and personalized products
$604K97 mo agoSeedDidier Belin
Founder & CEO
2013Cart FunctionalitySentryNode.js+10—
3Mediafab
Provider of digital printing services
—110 mo agoSeries A—2011——
4Abelia Imprimerie
Operator of a printing press. The company's printing press is equipped with an FTP server and a PDF stream to…
——Acquired—1989——
5ABI Group 50
Distributor of multi function photocopiers and provider of it infrastructure solutions based in Cherbourg…
——Acquired—1990——
6ACS
Provider of flexo & helio printing services
——Acquired—1993——
7ACTS Distribution
Distributor of printing systems and related accessories based in Beaucouzé, France.
——Acquired—2003——
8Adelinet Imprimerie
Operator of printing press based in Pont-Audemer, France.
——Acquired—1965——

Top 3 Print Services companies in France

#1
Public · La Garenne Colombes, Ile de France · founded 1984 · 809 employees
$76.7Mraised
▾

Provides application development services

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 2k LinkedIn followers — 10.7% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Aug 2021Post IPO$76.7M
Founders & team
Eric GareauChief Executive OfficerXavier RojoDeputy CEO | Group CFO
Tech stack
CdnjsCloudflareCore-JsGoogle AnalyticsGoogle Font ApiGoogle Tag Manager
#2
Seed · Rochefort, Nouvelle Aquitaine · founded 2013 · 7 employees
$604.4Kraised
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Provider of web-to-print services for customized and personalized products. The company offers a platform to configure products and compare prices. Customers select their preferred price and delivery options before order transmission. Order progress can be tracked via a customer account. A range of printed products are available, from flyers to large format banners.

Funding rounds
  • May 2018Seed$604.4K
Founders & team
Didier BelinFounder & CEO
Investors
Aquiti Gestion
#3
Series A · Mauguio, Occitanie · founded 2011 · 10 employees
—raised
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Provider of digital printing services intended for the signage and communication markets. The company prints on all types of supports, textiles, flexible or rigid coatings, flags, signs and stickers.

Funding rounds
  • Apr 2017Series A—
Investors
Odyssee Venture
Tech stack
WordpressMysqlPhpGoogle MapsYoast SeoApache Http Server

Funding & investor landscape

$77.3Mtotal disclosed funding
2companies funded
2disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Odyssee Venture2 rounds
Unexo2 rounds
Activa Capital1 rounds
Aquiti Gestion1 rounds
Credit Agricole Alpes Developpement1 rounds
Herrikoa1 rounds
Omada1 rounds
Ouest Croissance1 rounds
Smalt Capital1 rounds
Vespa Capital1 rounds
Prism market signals · France · country-scoped Prism corpus, 2,332,064 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Print Services coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many Print Services companies are there in France?
Radar tracks 132 indexable Print Services companies headquartered in France that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Print Services companies in France?
The Print Services companies in France on this list have raised a combined $77.3M in disclosed equity funding across 2 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Print Services company in France?
Claranova is the highest-funded Print Services company in France, with $76.7M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Print Services companies in France are funded?
2 of the 132 Print Services companies in France on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Print Services unicorns are there in France?
None of the Print Services companies in France on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in France Print Services companies?
The most active investors in France Print Services companies on this list include Odyssee Venture, Unexo, Activa Capital, Aquiti Gestion, Credit Agricole Alpes Developpement.
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