The Picourt Group: a new milestone with the acquisition of TaurRus

The Picourt Group announces the acquisition of the TaurRus Group and strategic investments in new technologies. As a specialist in labels, packaging and sales aids, the group is consolidating its know-how and expanding its offering to meet the growing expectations of its customers.

Founded in the 1980s by Olivier Picourt, the Picourt Group has grown through diversified expertise covering flexographic, offset, digital and screen printing','www.printindustry.news/search/serigraphy');" class="lien-auto-article" href="https://www.printindustry.news/search/serigraphy">screen printing. In 2009, the Group embarked on an expansion strategy with the creation of Picourt Packaging in Frucourt, specializing in solid board packaging and self-adhesive labels for a variety of sectors, including food and industry.

Since then, Picourt has made a number of strategic acquisitions: in 2017 acquisition of Tech New Label, now Picxcell, expert in high-end labels for the perfume, cosmetics and spirits markets - in 2021 integration of Etiq'Alp in Grenoble, specialized in digital printing of small series and prototypes - in 2022 acquisitions of Imprimerie Rimbaud in Cavaillon and Imprimerie Orsi in Aubagne, reinforcing the Group's expertise in premium packaging and sales literature - in 2023 acquisition of Imprimerie Valmy in Roanne, expanding production capacity in the high-volume compact carton packaging segment.

Today, with the acquisition of the TaurRus Impression Group, in receivership since June 20, 2024, Picourt is expanding into the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. TaurRus operates in offset and digital printing, graphic design and finishing.

Picourt Group announces two new investments to boost capacity

The Etiq'Alp site welcomes a new HP digital press, designed to guarantee exceptional colorimetric accuracy and high-quality prints. Capable of reproducing all Pantones, it enhances the range of products on offer with fluorescent and metallic inks and luminescent varnishes, perfect for a variety of applications: self-adhesive labels, shelf strips, edge bands and paper flowpacks. This technology, which complies with food standards, opens up new prospects in the food and retail sectors.

The Valmy site is equipped with a KBA offset press, combining traditional and UV printing. This hybrid tool is ideal for demanding projects, whether for folding cartons, laminated substrates or solid board packaging. Its ability to produce short and medium runs with instant colorimetric control guarantees high performance and enhanced flexibility.

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