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Sensient to sell its digital ink business

Sensient Technologies Corporation announced today it has entered the transaction is expected to be finalized in the second quarter of 2020.

Sensient Imaging Technologies S.A. has built a trusted brand that delivers innovative digital technology to its clients, setting the standard for digital inkjet printing. As a provider of digital inks, Sensient has a reputation for top quality solutions that add value to customers around the globe. Sensient’s experience in water-based solutions has resulted in innovations for any number of industrial markets and the ability to align these improvements with Sun will further strengthen this proposal.

“As announced in 2019, the sale of the inkjet ink business will strengthen our focus on our core businesses,” said Paul Manning, “We are happy that we can transition the business to a buyer that’s committed to the industry. Our service and quality obligations to our customers will be preserved, and we’ll work to ensure a smooth transition”

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