Graphic Solution Providers (GSP), in collaboration with its international technology partners HanGlobal and Dimo, showcased affordable digital label printing and finishing solutions at Loupe India 2026.
By closing six machine deals during the four-day exhibition, the company is looking to expand its presence in India’s growing label market by making digital printing technology more accessible to label converters and print service providers.
Speaking at the exhibition, Rajat Joshi of GSP said the company’s approach is centred on offering quality technology at competitive prices. GSP represents HanGlobal’s digital inkjet UV label presses and Dimo’s digital die-cutting solutions in India. The company also works with Hyde for flexographic printing solutions.
One of its key exhibits was the HanGlobal LabStar 330 Mini, positioned as an affordable entry-level digital label press. The machine offers CMYK and white ink printing capabilities and is designed to handle a wide range of self-adhesive label substrates. GSP also demonstrated Dimo’s digital die-cutting solution, which complements digital label printing by providing an integrated finishing option for converters.
“Our main motto is to help label converters enter the digital label industry with the most affordable solutions,” Joshi said. GSP focuses on combining affordability with quality while providing printers with solutions for both digital and conventional printing requirements, he said.
The company has already established a presence in the Indian market through installations of its digital inkjet presses, digital die-cutting machines and Hyde flexographic equipment. According to Joshi, GSP completed approximately 10-12 installations in the last financial year and is targeting a growth of at least 50% in the current financial year (FY 2026-27).
Representatives from HanGlobal also expressed confidence in the Indian market and their partnership with GSP. Daisy Liang of DimoTech described India as an impressive market and appreciated GSP’s efforts, particularly its strong team and after-sales service capabilities.
Jerry Fu from HanGlobal said, “GSP is a very professional company in India. We started our cooperation last year, and I believe we can sell more and more machines in the Indian market. We believe we can create value for our customers.”
Despite concerns among exhibitors about a relatively stagnant label press market amid geopolitical uncertainties and tariff-related challenges, Joshi remains optimistic about the industry’s prospects. He pointed to the increasing participation of flexographic and digital technology suppliers as an indication of the market’s potential.
Beyond the confirmed deals, GSP received several fresh enquiries, particularly from digital and offset printers exploring label printing as a new business vertical. Joshi described the exhibition as an important networking and learning opportunity, expressing optimism about converting these enquiries into business in the coming months.
Looking ahead, GSP plans to expand its product portfolio into additional categories, including publications and flexible packaging. The company is working to introduce innovative products to address emerging requirements across the printing and packaging industry.
With its emphasis on affordable technology, complementary printing and finishing solutions, and a growing portfolio, GSP aims to strengthen its position in India’s evolving label and packaging market.
