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Lamy CEO discusses what’s next for the beloved German pen brand post-acquisition

Lamy's CEO
Lamy's CEO
By Anil Prabha
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In a strategic move poised to rewrite the landscape of the stationery sector, Mitsubishi Pencil Company recently announced its acquisition of C. Josef Lamy GmbH and the iconic Lamy brand.  Founded in 1887 in Japan, Mitsubishi Pencil is renowned for its Uni brand, spanning traditional pencils to cutting-edge mechanical pencils and marker pens, while Lamy, established in 1930 in Germany, has garnered global acclaim for its sleek and functional designer writing instruments proudly bearing the

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