ePac and HP sign 50 million USD deal

ePac and HP have signed a three-year commercial agreement worth an estimated 50 million USD that will see ePac install more than 10 HP Indigo 200K digital presses across its global operations in North America and Europe.

The agreement, signed during a visit by ePac's executive team to Israel, marks a decade of strategic collaboration between the two companies. ePac currently operates a fleet of more than 50 HP Indigo presses, and the addition of the new Gen 5 presses means nearly one-third of its worldwide fleet will be based on the HP Indigo 200K platform once installation is complete.

The immediate value of the press purchase is approximately 20 million USD, with an expected additional 30 million USD in revenue from consumables and technical services over three years.

Built on HP Indigo's fifth-generation platform, the HP Indigo 200K delivers roughly a 30 percent increase in print speed and up to 45 percent higher overall throughput compared to the previous generation. The presses incorporate AI-enabled tools for automated print-quality diagnostics and real-time defect detection and correction.

'This new agreement underscores the strength of our partnership and equips ePac with even greater capacity to respond faster, minimize waste, grow profitably and continue defining the future of digital flexible packaging,' said Oran Sokol, VP and global head of strategic sales, HP Industrial Print.

Parag Patel, president of shared services at ePac, commented: 'This 50 million USD investment marks a pivotal moment in ePac's evolution. By integrating more than 10 HP Indigo 200K digital presses into our global network, we are not just expanding capacity; we are redefining the standard for high-speed, sustainable packaging.'

This announcement follows the information released in January 2026, in which ePac confirmed a major expansion and technology upgrades across its European network, with facilities in Lyon, Innsbruck, Silverstone and Poland all receiving new equipment and increased staffing.

'Our focus is on delivering the best possible experience for our customers,' said John Peat, group vice president of operations. 'By expanding our operations and deploying the latest digital technologies, we're ensuring our sites across Europe continue to operate with speed, efficiency and reliability.'