M-Cube
M-Cube is an Italian-founded digital signage integrator and retail digital experience specialist, delivering end-to-end solutions spanning consultancy, hardware integration, content creation, and managed services for luxury retail, grocery and hospitality brands worldwide. Founded in 2001 by Manlio Romanelli, Leonardo Comelli and Mike Sponza, the company now manages installations across 85,000 retail locations for 500+ brands in 110 countries, backed by majority investor Groupe HLD.
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M-Cube's portfolio spans integrated service lines delivered as fully managed or hybrid engagements:
- Digital Signage — installation, content scheduling and remote management of in-store screen networks
- Sound Design — in-store audio branding and radio programming
- Omnichannel Retail — solutions bridging online and physical retail touchpoints
- Content Creation — bespoke video, animation, 3D and immersive/anamorphic content production
- Retail Media (DXP One) — proprietary cloud CMS powering monetisable in-store advertising networks, integrated (Feb 2026 MoU) with SOLUM's Aims CMS for electronic shelf labels
- Green Signage — energy-efficient, ESG-aligned signage solutions
- M-Lab — innovation and R&D function for new digital experience formats The group also operates Easyscreen, a self-service SaaS narrowcasting platform for SMEs via its Notice Group (Netherlands) subsidiary.
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