Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) is a technology company that develops, manufactures and markets print media products. It serves industries such as packaging, digital printing, and software solutions, with a strong emphasis on lifecycle business services and consumables. The company has a significant market share in sheetfed offset machines, flexographic printing for packaging, and digital label printing.

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Heidelberger has undertaken several R&D initiatives, focusing on the development of its core business areas such as packaging and digital printing, software solutions, and lifecycle business with services and consumables. Key milestones include the launch of the Speedmaster XL 106, collaboration with Canon for the Jetfire 50 industrial digital printing system, and the introduction of the AI-based Prinect Touch Free workflow for hybrid print production. The company is also expanding its robotics range and working on flexible paper applications with Solenis LLC. Additionally, Heidelberger is strengthening its industrial customer business, including the development of a hydrogen electrolyzer and smart charging technology for e-mobility. The R&D unit of Heidelberger is the IVZ – the innovation and testing center in Wiesloch-Walldorf. This unit is responsible for managing the company's R&D activities across its development network, which includes other production sites in Kiel, Ludwigsburg, Weiden, Langgöns, St. Gallen (Switzerland), and Qingpu (China). The unit focuses on areas such as printing technology, control systems, drive systems, software, digitization, image processing, electronics, and process engineering. Heidelberger has a total of 767 employees working in research and development. The company registered 45 new patents in the 2024/2025 financial year, contributing to a total of 2,419 active patents and patent applications worldwide. Major technology alliances include the collaboration with Canon and Solenis LLC. In FY2025, the company spent EUR108 million which stood at 4.7% of company’s sales.