Enseigne Malin
Custom signs, visual displays and vehicle graphics for independent businesses, retail chains and large-format retailers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Enseigne Malin
Enseigne Malin designs, manufactures and installs custom signs, indoor and outdoor signage, shop displays, vehicle graphics, coverings and printed materials. Services include project design and mock-ups, production and installation.
It serves independent businesses, retail networks and large- and medium-sized retailers. The company is based in Bourges and installs projects throughout France. It was founded in 2014.
Product: Custom sign design, manufacturing and installation, plus signage, shop displays, vehicle graphics and digital printing.
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