Israeli private equity firm FIMI Opportunity Funds has finalised the acquisition of Landa Corporation, the digital printing company founded by Benny Landa. The move follows the approval of a debt restructuring plan by an Israeli Central District Court on 6 September 2025.
Under the arrangement, FIMI will take full ownership of Landa Corporation and inject $80 million into the company. This funding is intended to allow the company to continue operations, settle some of its significant debts, and protect the jobs of most employees. Up to $22 million of the investment is earmarked for debt repayment and covering restructuring process expenses.
Landa Corporation, known for its Nanographic printing technology, sought court protection in July 2025 after facing a severe cash flow crisis and accumulating debts totalling approximately $460 million. Prior to the acquisition, the company had reportedly been incurring annual losses of about $10 million.
FIMI’s acquisition and the subsequent restructuring plan are seen as crucial to preserving jobs and maintaining access to Landa’s valuable intellectual property in Israel. FIMI Senior Partner Gillon Beck indicated that the firm envisions a three-year period to stabilise Landa Corporation and make it financially viable.
The acquisition marks FIMI’s entry into the printing sector. Founded in 1996, the Tel Aviv-based private equity firm typically invests in Israeli and US-based companies across sectors such as high tech and business services.
