Fiery, a global provider of digital front ends and workflow solutions for digital printing, has acquired Inèdit Software for an undisclosed amount. This acquisition marks a strategic expansion of Fiery’s product portfolio, integrating specialized color management and workflow solutions designed for the digital textile and decorative printing industries.
Inèdit Software is recognized for developing digital solutions that enhance color management within digital printing workflows. The company’s core value lies in providing easy, adaptable, and precise tools that are simple for customers to use. A key offering is neoStampa RIP software, which utilizes unique RGB ICC Color Management to ensure consistent color reproduction across various printers, inks, and substrates in digital textile printing. Inèdit also focuses on optimizing processes, integrating workflows efficiently, and providing innovative image management tools and departmental interconnectivity. With over 25 years of experience, Inèdit has established an international presence in more than 20 countries.
This acquisition is set to create significant synergies by combining Inèdit’s deep expertise in digital textile color management and workflow optimization with Fiery’s established position in the broader digital printing market. The strategic move will enable Fiery to strengthen its capabilities in the rapidly evolving digital textile printing segment, offering a more comprehensive suite of solutions to its global customer base. Inèdit's specialized tools, such as neoStampa, neoTextil, and neoCatalog, will complement Fiery’s existing workflow offerings, providing enhanced value for textile and decorative print businesses.
The combined entity is expected to drive further innovation in digital print technology, particularly in areas requiring precise color control and efficient workflow integration. This acquisition positions Fiery to deliver advanced solutions that meet the complex demands of the digital textile industry, supporting customers in achieving superior print quality and operational efficiency.