Hachette Livre

Hachette Livre is the third largest trade and educational book publisher globally, with over 200 editorial brands under its umbrella. Initially established in 1826, Hachette Livre has grown to cover various segments within the publishing industry. In France alone, the company, a subsidiary of Lagardère SCA, encompasses around forty publishing houses, releasing over 8000 new titles in 2017. Recognizable names such as Louis Hachette, Hatier, and Larousse dominate the educational segment, while the group also leads in practical literature through major imprints like Hachette Pratique, Marabout, and Larousse. With a strong presence in children's literature, dictionaries, and encyclopedias, the company has also expanded into comic books with the acquisition of Éditions Albert-René, the publisher of the legendary Asterix the Gaul. As the reading habits transition towards digital platforms, Hachette Livre has remained innovative in utilizing the potential of digital media. With no recent disclosed investment data, the company presents a promising opportunity for potential investors seeking to capitalize on the evolving landscape of the publishing industry.