rewrite this title Kornit Digital unveils Presto MAX PLUS printing system By Investing.com

ROSH HA’AYIN, Israel – Kornit Digital (NASDAQ:KRNT) announced Monday the launch of its Presto MAX PLUS roll-to-roll printing system at Texprocess 2026 in Frankfurt. The $759 million market cap company has seen its stock rise nearly 14% year-to-date as it expands its digital textile printing capabilities.

The system expands digital textile manufacturing into footwear, automotive interiors, military camouflage, high-performance sportswear, and furnishings, according to a company press release. The single-step system operates without water and eliminates pre- or post-washing requirements.

The Presto MAX PLUS introduces DuraTech, described as a durability enhancer providing resistance to wear, flex, and abrasion for applications including footwear uppers and automotive interiors. The system includes patent-pending Precise Overprint technology designed to adapt to material variability for image placement on pre-knitted substrates.

The system enables digital application of functional inks to deliver characteristics such as abrasion resistance and compression. It features white ink printing on dyed fabrics and extended color options with Red/Green or Neon inks.

“Digital production is entering a new phase of industrial adoption, expanding into high-performance categories that require durability, precision and consistency at scale,” said Ronen Samuel, CEO of Kornit Digital. The company’s transformation appears to be gaining traction with analysts, who now predict profitability this year with projected earnings of $0.30 per share. According to InvestingPro analysis, which offers detailed insights on over 1,400 US stocks, two analysts have recently revised their earnings estimates upward for the upcoming period.

The company stated that customers operating existing Presto MAX systems will be able to upgrade to Presto MAX PLUS capabilities.

Kornit Digital, headquartered in Israel, provides digital printing systems, inks, consumables, software, and fulfillment services for textile production. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries.

The information is based on a press release statement from Kornit Digital.

In other recent news, Kornit Digital reported its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings, with revenue reaching $58.9 million, aligning with the company’s guidance. The company is transitioning to a recurring revenue model, which is accompanied by innovations in digital printing technologies. Kornit Digital also forecasted low single-digit revenue growth for 2026. In a strategic move to enhance its digital production ecosystem, Kornit Digital has acquired PrintFactory, a Netherlands-based provider of cloud-native workflow and production automation software. This acquisition is expected to integrate PrintFactory’s automation capabilities into Kornit’s platform strategy. Additionally, Morgan Stanley has raised its price target for Kornit Digital to $17, up from $15, while maintaining an Equalweight rating. The adjustment was attributed to Kornit Digital’s solid near-term execution, accelerating impressions growth, and a continued shift to ratable revenue. These developments highlight Kornit Digital’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its market position and drive growth.

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