Kornit Digital Ltd., an international manufacturing company based in Israel that develops, designs and markets innovative digital printing solutions for the global printed textile industry, announced that the Company will present at two investor conferences during the month of January to take place in US.
Gabi Seligsohn, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer and Guy Avidan, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer will be available for one-on-one meetings on January 9 and 10 at the ICR Conference 2017, in Orlando, FL., and on January 11 and 12 they will be available for one-on-one meeting at the 19th Annual Needham & Company Growth Conference in New York, NY.
Kornit Digital delivers complete solutions, including digital printing systems, inks, consumables, software and after-sales support. Leading the digital direct-to-garment printing market with its exclusive eco-friendly NeoPigment printing process, Kornit caters directly to the changing needs of the textile printing value chain.
Kornit’s technology enables innovative business models based on web-to-print, on-demand and mass customization concepts. With its immense experience in the direct-to-garment market, Kornit also offers a revolutionary approach to the roll-to-roll textile printing industry:
Digitally printing with a single ink set onto multiple types of fabric, with no additional finishing processes. Founded in 2003, Kornit Digital is a global company, headquartered in Israel with offices in the USA, Europe and Asia Pacific, and serves customers in more than 100 countries worldwide.
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