In Europe and Latin America, Antalis is the leading B2B distributor of products and services in Papers and industrial Packaging, and number two in the distribution of Visual Communication media with global reported sales of €2.1 billion in 2019. Headquartered in Paris area (France), Antalis operates in 31 countries serving over 110,000 customers with a team of 4,000 employees and breakthrough e-commerce solutions. Our 103 distribution centers, focused on eco-responsibility, provide world-class service with over 11,000 daily deliveries.
Our vision is to strengthen Antalis as the leading and most trusted international business-to-business distributor of papers, packaging, Visual Communication, supplies and equipment and associated services.
Our mission is to deliver excellence for our customers through expertise and innovation in the products and services that we provide and in our relationships with our business partners and stakeholders.
We are socially responsible and agile in broadening our business portfolio, accelerating our digital transformation, developing our teams and achieving strong returns on capital employed.
Our vision is to strengthen Antalis as the leading and most trusted international business-to-business distributor of papers, packaging, Visual Communication, supplies and equipment and associated services.
Our mission is to deliver excellence for our customers through expertise and innovation in the products and services that we provide and in our relationships with our business partners and stakeholders.
We are socially responsible and agile in broadening our business portfolio, accelerating our digital transformation, developing our teams and achieving strong returns on capital employed.
Location: France, Ile-de-France, Boulogne-Billancourt
Employees: 5001-10000
Founded date: 2000
Investors 1
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Mentions in press and media 1
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| 26.07.2016 | Print Club: Hans Christian Andersen Gets a Makeover Courtesy of Yayoi Kusama | Yayoi Kusama was born half a century after the death of Hans Christian Andersen, but the two intensely creative visionaries would probably have gotten along famously. Copenhagen’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art certainly thinks so, having c... |