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FREMONT | California – November 2025 – Following Fiery’s announcement of its agreement to acquire Inèdit Software, the company has released the following Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to provide additional context for partners, customers, and industry stakeholders.
Q: What was announced?
A: Fiery announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Inèdit Software, a Spain-based provider of RIP and workflow solutions for digital textile printing. This acquisition strengthens and diversifies Fiery’s portfolio of RIP and software solutions for specialty and industrial print applications.
Q: When does this take effect?
A: The deal has been signed by all parties and is expected to close in 2025, following the proper regulatory review period.
Q: Who is Inèdit Software?
A: Founded in 1992, Inèdit Software began as a developer of design software for Apple systems in the textile industry. Today, it offers innovative software for digital printing, creative design, and color management—helping customers streamline and integrate digital printing workflows. Inèdit operates in more than 60 countries across five continents.
Q: Why did Fiery acquire Inèdit?
A: Fiery continuously seeks to empower print providers with world-class products and technology. Inèdit’s suite—neoStampa, neoTextil, neoCatalog, and neoMatch—is highly regarded across the specialty print industry. Its strengths in digital textile printing complement Fiery’s industrial and specialty print portfolio, creating a comprehensive offering for print providers worldwide. Fiery’s expertise in color quality, job management, and device integration will further enhance Inèdit’s solutions.
Q: How will Inèdit be integrated into Fiery?
A: Similar to Fiery’s acquisition of CADlink, Inèdit’s product brands (neoStampa, neoTextil, neoCatalog, neoMatch) will continue to be offered independently. Inèdit employees will move under Fiery’s management structure. Fiery is committed to uninterrupted customer support while leveraging its global brand and technical expertise to grow Inèdit’s market presence.
Q: How did this transaction come about?
A: The acquisition resulted from direct business negotiations between Fiery LLC and EFI Reggiani, Inèdit’s former parent company. The transaction reflects Fiery’s commitment to growth and its goal of becoming the most comprehensive provider of digital print workflow solutions across industrial and specialty applications.
Q: Will Inèdit be a unit within Epson’s corporate umbrella like Fiery, or directly under Fiery’s management?
A: As with CADlink, Inèdit will be fully integrated within Fiery’s specialty print division but will retain its brand identity and product independence. Fiery remains committed to OEM neutrality and multi-platform support, ensuring customers maintain flexibility and choice.
Q: How will customers benefit from this transaction?
A: The acquisition allows Fiery to provide a comprehensive suite of textile and specialty print solutions, creating a one-stop shop for DTF, DTG, and textile printing. Inèdit’s strong recognition in Europe and Asia will also expand Fiery’s global brand reach and customer network.
Q: Will this acquisition change anything for current Inèdit customers?
A: No immediate changes are expected. Inèdit customers will continue using their existing products and support channels. Over time, they will benefit from enhanced R&D, product integration, and global support through Fiery’s infrastructure.
Q: How will this impact Fiery’s OEM partners?
A: Fiery remains committed to its OEM partnerships and a multi-vendor ecosystem. Inèdit’s open printer support aligns with Fiery’s philosophy. Partners can expect faster innovation, expanded workflow options, and broader application coverage across specialty print markets.
Q: Was Epson involved in this acquisition?
A: The acquisition was initiated and led by Fiery’s leadership team, from market research through due diligence and negotiation. Epson’s board approved the acquisition as part of its overarching corporate management responsibilities.
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