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Landa is a technology company.
Landa operates a mobile and web-based platform designed to democratize access to real estate investment. Through its application, Landa allows individuals to purchase fractional shares of income-generating residential properties, effectively enabling them to participate in the real estate market at a lower entry point. The company manages the properties, distributing rental income and potential appreciation to its shareholders, providing a direct avenue for passive income from real estate holdings.
The company was founded in 2019 by Yishai Cohen, serving as CEO, and Amit Assaraf, who took on the role of CTO. Their foundational insight stemmed from a desire to make real estate investment more inclusive and accessible. They observed the traditional barriers to entry in property ownership and sought to create a technology-driven solution that would open these opportunities to a broader demographic, moving beyond accredited investors or those with substantial capital.
Landa targets everyday investors seeking to diversify their portfolios with real estate assets without the complexities of direct property ownership. The company’s long-term vision is to establish a marketplace where anyone can easily build wealth through a diversified portfolio of real estate. It aims to reshape how individuals perceive and engage with property investment, making it a simple, transparent, and attainable option for widespread participation.
Landa has raised $25.0M across 1 funding round.
Landa has raised $25.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Landa has raised $25.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $25.0M Series A in January 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2022 | $25M Series A | 83North, Gigi Levy Weiss, Viola Growth | Viola Ventures | Announced |
Landa has raised $25.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Landa's investors include 83North, Gigi Levy Weiss, Viola Ventures.
Landa Digital Printing is a technology company specializing in advanced digital printing presses powered by proprietary Nanography® technology. It builds high-speed, industrial-scale digital presses like the S10P and S11P, which deliver offset-quality printing with digital versatility, serving print providers and packaging converters.[1][4][5] These presses solve key limitations of traditional analog and digital printing by enabling lightning-fast turnaround, unmatched color gamut on coated/uncoated substrates, and sustainable processes using water-based NanoInk® compatible with deinking on recycled paper.[1][4] With over 51 machines installed across 14 countries and repeat orders from more than 20% of customers, Landa shows strong growth momentum despite economic uncertainties, supported by $1.3 billion in total investments.[3]
Landa Digital Printing was founded by Benny Landa, Chairman of the Landa Group, drawing from his prior success in inventing the Indigo digital printing system sold to HP in 2001.[1][3] The company emerged from Benny Landa's vision to revolutionize printing again, introducing Nanographic Printing® over 13 years ago after significant R&D.[3][4] Early traction built through technological maturation, with more than 51 presses now deployed globally; pivotal moments include major funding rounds totaling at least $435 million from investors like Altana, Skion (linked to Susanne Klatten), and the Rausing family (Tetra Laval), plus Benny Landa's $220 million personal investment.[3] Today, Landa employs around 500 staff worldwide in R&D, engineering, and customer support across China, Europe, and North America.[3]
Landa rides the trend toward digital transformation in industrial printing, bridging offset performance with digital flexibility amid rising demands for short-run, high-quality, sustainable production.[1][4] Timing aligns with e-commerce-driven packaging needs and eco-regulations favoring deinkable inks, positioning Nanography® against slower legacy digital/analog systems.[3][4] Market forces like geopolitical uncertainties slow adoption due to high capex, but Landa influences the ecosystem by enabling providers to capture new segments (e.g., next-day delivery, folding cartons), as seen in customer expansions into virtual packaging and longer digital runs.[3][4] With installations in 14 countries and growing service networks, it drives efficiency in a $800B+ printing industry shifting to green, agile tech.[3]
Landa's mature platform and repeat business signal readiness for expansion, potentially accelerating installs as economic headwinds ease and sustainability mandates intensify.[3] Trends like AI-optimized print workflows and recycled substrate mandates will amplify Nanography®'s edge, evolving Landa from innovator to market leader in B1 digital presses.[4] Expect scaled service orgs, new models for emerging markets, and deeper ecosystem influence—liberating printing from analog barriers, as Benny Landa envisioned.[1][3]