PrintOclock is expanding! The online printing company, founded in 2008 by Antoine Roux in Toulouse, has just taken over a 7,000 m building 2 . The former 1,700 m workshop 2 , located a few hundred meters away, is not closing down, however. It remains dedicated to print production, particularly brochures and flyers.
The new facility houses PrintOclock's headquarters, its IT, R&D, and AI teams, its centralized customer service department, and an automated order-processing center. But above all, 4,000 m 2 are still available for setting up a future business.
"Whether it was integrating new machinery, optimizing logistics, or onboarding new employees, we simply no longer had the appropriate real estate resources." , explains Antoine Roux.
2 million euros have already been invested in machinery
PrintOclock has invested 2 million euros in new machinery over the past ten months. The Occitanie Region contributed 10 percent of these investments through a grant from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
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Since April, PrintOclock has also included Maingauche . Located in Saint-Jean-de-Védas, near Montpellier, this workshop specializes in textiles and merchandising, including embroidery and DTF printing.
PrintOclock now has three locations in Occitanie and 160 employees.
Revenue in 2026 is expected to increase by 15%
PrintOclock's historical revenue is expected to exceed 23 million euros in 2026, representing a 15% increase compared to 2025.
Antoine Roux plans to continue this growth and exceed 40 million euros in revenue by 2030, excluding MainGauche's operations. Additional acquisitions are also being considered to expand PrintOclock's business activities and geographic footprint.
The management team is also changing. Philippe Nogues joined PrintOclock in July. Formerly the director of international sales at Solo Group, which specializes in customizable ready-to-wear clothing, Philippe Nogues has been named CEO of MainGauche and the Toulouse production facility.
PrintOclock is also working on Datahub AI, an in-house customization editor. Artificial intelligence will also be used for catalog management, marketing, and graphic design for clients.
