Industry News Kornit Digital releases financial report


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ornit Digital grew its annual revenue by $4 million in 2025, according to its latest


financial report.


Released last month, the analysis showed the company’s full year revenue totalled $208 million, an increase from the in 2024. However, the same metric was below in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to that of 2024, with the company achieving $58.9million – almost $2million less than the year before.


Despite the decrease, the quarter


met Kornit’s predictions as it began setting targets for 2026.


Ronen Samuel, CEO of Kornit Digital said: “The fourth quarter capped a year of disciplined execution. We returned to full-year revenue growth, achieved positive adjusted EBITDA, and generated strong operating cash flow. “A successful peak season helped drive full-year impressions growth of 11%, demonstrating higher utilisation across our installed base and increased adoption of digital production for longer runs.


We exited the year with approximately


Daiber launches ‘Simply Daiber’ campaign to reinforce service promise


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aiber is strengthening its refreshed brand positioning with the launch of a


new campaign, ‘Simply Daiber’, underlining its promise as a full-service corporate fashion provider.


Following the successful


consolidation of its brands – JAMES & NICHOLSON and Myrtle Beach – under its name last year, the campaign marks the next step in sharpening Daiber’s market profile. Rolling out across all Daiber channels as well as print and online trade media, ‘Simply Daiber’ focuses on what the company defines as its core strengths: straightforward processes, reliable quality, and tailor-made products and services. Managing directors, Kai Gminder and Christof Kunze said: “The campaign sums up our self-image – high-quality corporate fashion combined with a


partnership-based service approach.” Visually, the campaign keeps things minimal. Each motif features a single Daiber product – shown only with its product number – allowing bestsellers and new items alike to speak for themselves. Six visuals are included, showcasing four proven bestsellers and two new additions from the current collection. More than a branding exercise, the


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The company has launched its ‘Simply Daiber’ campaign


campaign also supports Daiber’s trade partners. Distributors and dealers receive a comprehensive marketing toolkit with ready-to-use assets in German and English, reinforcing Daiber’s full-service approach and extending the campaign’s reach across the promotional products industry.


$25 million in Annualised Recurring Revenue (ARR) from our All-Inclusive Click (AIC) programme, and $15 million in AIC revenue for the full year, underscoring accelerating customer adoption.


“We are entering 2026 with a growing pipeline of opportunities, and better visibility for the year. We expect to unveil breakthrough innovations this year designed to expand our addressable markets, accelerate digital adoption, and enable our customers to capture new growth opportunities.”


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Top scores for Gildan and HanesBrands


ildan has been named to CDP’s Leadership level for the sixth time, highlighting its strong


environmental and climate performance for the 2024 reporting year.


The recognition comes as HanesBrands, recently acquired by Gildan, earns a place on CDP’s prestigious A List. Claudia Sandoval, Gildan’s vice- president of global social compliance and environmental affairs, said: “This recognition from CDP is a testament to Gildan’s longstanding commitment to operating with respect for the environment and its continuous efforts to embed ESG across the supply chain.


“With HanesBrands now integrated, we can scale our sustainability efforts even further.”


Gildan achieved an A score for its 2024 climate change disclosures, earning praise for its management of Scope 3 emissions, emissions reduction initiatives, risk and opportunity disclosures, and governance processes.


CDP, a global non-profit, operates the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system, providing investors, policymakers, and businesses with comparable data on environmental performance.


In 2024, over 24,800 companies reported through CDP, which aligns with the ISSB climate standard, IFRS S2, integrating global best practice reporting frameworks.


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