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Sep '26

One Group. One Identity. Daddy Kate.

As of 21 September, the following names will be used:

  • Daddy Kate Brussels – Sint-Pieters-Leeuw, Belgium
  • Daddy Kate Lille – Libercourt, France
  • Daddy Kate Lyon – Miribel, France
  • Daddy Kate XL – Bavegem, Belgium (from November 2026)

 

The existing Daddy Kate sites in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw and Libercourt will now operate as Daddy Kate Brussels and Daddy Kate Lille. Imprimerie Faurite, acquired in 2024, will become Daddy Kate Lyon. Publi-FDM, which joined the group in 2023, will become Daddy Kate XL, focusing on large format printing and visual communication.

One recognisable group

The new names make it clear that the different sites are part of one group. At the same time, the Daddy Kate logo is being updated: not a complete transformation, but a further evolution of the existing visual identity. The renewed website, which goes live today, brings the different locations and their expertise together on one platform.

“Daddy Kate was created in 2015 through the merger of Claes-Roels and The Factory Brussels. This marked the beginning of a new and ambitious chapter. Since then, we have grown significantly and expanded across Belgium and France. Today, we are taking the next step by bringing our different sites closer together. Each site retains its own expertise and local presence, but together we form one strong group under the Daddy Kate name.”
Thijs Claes, CEO Daddy Kate Group

For customers, the familiar way of working remains unchanged: the teams and contact persons remain the same, while customers also gain access to the broader expertise and production capabilities available across Daddy Kate Group.

Daddy Kate XL moves to Bavegem

In November, Daddy Kate XL will move to a new production site in Bavegem. At the same time, the large format printing department of Daddy Kate Lille will also be relocated to this site. By bringing these activities together under one roof, Daddy Kate aims to further strengthen its production capacity and efficiency in large format printing.

About Daddy Kate Group

Daddy Kate Group operates four specialised graphic production sites in Belgium and France, employing approximately 220 people. With consolidated revenues of more than €50 million, the group provides solutions in commercial printing, large format printing and visual communication.

Daddy Kate Group is part of the Belgian family-owned holding company Nano Capital.
Within the same holding company, Cartim Print (Ghent) and ICR Group Imprimeries (Tournai) each have their own market positioning and commercial strategy. They will therefore continue to operate under their existing brands.