# Durst Group buys Dutch printer maker MPS

> Austrian printing company Durst Group is acquiring Netherlands-based MPS Printing to expand its flexographic technology and packaging capabilities.
- Title: Durst Group buys Dutch printer maker MPS · Yahoo Finance
- Summary: Austrian printing company Durst Group is acquiring Netherlands-based MPS Printing to expand its flexographic technology and packaging capabilities. Durst…
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- Source: Yahoo Finance — https://finance.yahoo.com/small-business/articles/durst-group-acquire-dutch-label-110234620.html
- Published: 2026-09-16T11:02:34+00:00
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- Topics: durst group, mps printing, netherlands, flexographic printing, label printing, packaging printing, acquisition, printing technology, digital printing, automation, business, finance
## Durst acquires Dutch printer MPS
Austrian printing company Durst Group has agreed to buy MPS Printing, a Netherlands-based maker of flexographic printing systems for labels and flexible packaging.
## Deal closes January 1, 2027
MPS will officially join Durst Group on January 1, 2027 and operate as MPS, A Durst Group Company. Financial terms were not disclosed.
## MPS leadership stays in place
MPS CEO Michiel Borst will remain in charge as managing director of the newly named company, reporting to Durst Group's management structure.

> MPS will retain its entrepreneurial approach, its customer focus and its commitment to flexographic innovation.
## Combining digital and flexographic
The deal lets Durst combine MPS's flexographic expertise with its existing digital printing, software and automation capabilities to create integrated printing solutions.
## European sales stay independent
MPS will keep its direct sales network in Europe unchanged. In the US, Durst US will handle sales and service for MPS products.
## Durst's OMET partnership continues
Durst's existing partnership with OMET remains separate from the MPS deal. The two companies jointly develop hybrid printing platforms combining flexographic, digital and finishing technologies.
## Key takeaway

Durst Group is acquiring MPS Printing to combine flexographic expertise with its existing digital printing and automation capabilities, creating integrated solutions for the label and packaging market.