Royal Joh. Enschedé
Corporate brand
UnclaimedRoyal Joh. Enschedé is a commercial security printing company based in the Netherlands, describing itself as representing value since 1703.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
Royal Joh. Enschedé describes itself as combining experience, craft, innovation and ambition to create, protect and share tangible and emotional value, and states it has represented value since 1703. Its stated offerings include postal stamps, security printing (tax labels, visas, brand protection products, diplomas and certificates) and custom banknotes. It describes itself as a leading commercial security printing company with a home base in the Netherlands, reinforced by an international agent network, and with experience in the fight against forgery and fraud dating back more than 300 years.
History
Royal Joh. Enschedé states that it has represented value since 1703 and describes itself as a commercial security printing company with a proven track record in the fight against forgery and fraud dating back more than 300 years. In 2026, the company stated it was responsible for all banknote printing and technical execution of the W.A. van Buren banknote, a limited-edition collector's item commemorating the 1986 Elfstedentocht completed by a young man named W.A. van Buren, now King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.
Products and positioning
Commercial security printing company describing itself as representing value since 1703 and as a leading commercial security printing company with a home base in the Netherlands.
Product categories. Postal stamps · Security printing (tax labels, visas, brand protection products, diplomas and certificates) · Custom banknotes · Tax stamps
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