Daddy Kate Group continues to structure its position in the French graphics market with a series of strategic acquisitions. After two acquisitions in 2024, the integration of Imprimerie Moutier confirms this ambition, while strengthening the Group's capabilities in packaging.
This third acquisition in 2024 illustrates Daddy Kate's determination to gain a lasting foothold in the French market. Imprimerie Moutier, based in Ronchin, has 10 employees and annual sales of 2.5 million euros. These additional resources bolster Daddy Kate France's capacities ahead of the merger scheduled for early 2025. Read more : Belgian Daddy Kate strengthens its presence in France with two acquisitions since the beginning of the year.
The transition will be a smooth one. Pascal Moutier, former owner of the print shop, will support the integration before retiring. Christophe Moutier, for his part, will continue to support business relations within Daddy Kate France.
Customers and suppliers will keep their usual contacts," said Pascal Moutier, reassuring stakeholders.
With this latest operation, Daddy Kate confirms its strategy of expansion through targeted acquisitions. With a network of 7 independent companies in Belgium and France, the group, which employs 300 people and generates sales of 75 million euros, is betting on sustainable growth and diversification of its graphic offerings. The pooling of skills and equipment within the group enables it to respond effectively to the demands of a constantly evolving market.
Daddy Kate's strategic focus on packaging is an important lever in a context where the demand for customized, environmentally-friendly graphic solutions continues to grow. The integration of Imprimerie Moutier reinforces this dynamic by bringing additional resources and complementary expertise.
