IMPRIMERIE HELIO CORBEIL

Imprimerie Helio Corbeil, a renowned printing company based in Essonnes, Ile-De-France, has been a stalwart in the industry for nearly two centuries. Originally established in 1829 as the Crété printing company specializing in rotogravure printing, Imprimerie Helio Corbeil has evolved over the years to adapt to changing market demands. In 2012, the company transitioned to a Scop (Société Coopérative et Participative) model with 80 employee-shareholders, demonstrating a commitment to employee ownership and collaborative business practices. Imprimerie Helio Corbeil's primary business focus has recently shifted towards personalized digital printing, events, and signage under the new brand name Helio Corbeil Digital. This strategic move comes after the company closed its doors in 2018 but quickly rebounded by selling its 5 hectares of land, generating 15 million euros for reinvention. Despite facing challenges such as losing a significant portion of its business when the Figaro Group withdrew the printing of TV Magazine, Imprimerie Helio Corbeil remains resilient and determined to carve a new path in the printing industry. With a current workforce of 14 employees, Imprimerie Helio Corbeil continues to uphold its legacy as one of the oldest printing houses in France still in operation. The company's dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction sets it apart in the market. Imprimerie Helio Corbeil's future outlook is promising as it embraces a digital-focused approach and seeks to provide tailored printing solutions to meet the evolving needs of its clients. As the company navigates through industry shifts and market challenges, its commitment to adaptability and excellence remains unwavering.