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Victor Bück

Luxembourg-based document creation, production and distribution company, founded in 1852 and now a subsidiary of Post Luxembourg.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Victor Bück (now operating as Victor Buck Services or VBS) is a Luxembourg-based company specialising in the creation, production and distribution of corporate documents, both paper and digital. Founded in 1852 as a printing house, the business evolved over more than a century and a half into a provider of document management, transactional printing, mailing, digitisation and secure digital distribution services. It is wholly owned by Post Luxembourg. The company's origins lie in traditional printing and, until the 1940s, it was also active as a publisher, including of history books. During the 2000s, partly through its subsidiary Legitech, it diversified into data management and other services. In 2009 it closed its last printing facility in Luxembourg, in Qatena, and since then printing has been carried out in Slovakia, in Žiar nad Hronom. Today Victor Buck Services describes itself as a sustainable partner helping organisations master their communication within their ecosystem, with more than 20 years of proven expertise in its current service configuration. Its offer covers typesetting, formatting, secure merging of templates and data, transactional printing, mailing with unique tracking codes, returned mail management, secured emailing with encrypted attachments, automated faxing, repository access, standard and advanced scanning with data extraction, and document design for brochures, catalogues and annual reports. The company serves large organisations that need to manage high volumes of correspondence securely and efficiently. A notable example is its partnership with CSC (formerly Intertrust) in Luxembourg, which since June 2024 has entrusted Victor Buck Services with the management and digitisation of its inbound mail — approximately 300 to 400 pieces per day — from sorting, opening and scanning to secure distribution of digital copies. This case illustrates the company's positioning at the intersection of traditional mailroom operations and digital transformation. Victor Buck Services is also active in industry initiatives, such as bringing the International Printing Network to Luxembourg, and it monitors regulatory developments such as the European Accessibility Act as they affect PDF documents. Its recent news includes the launch of Desktop 2 Mail, a service for sending letters from a desktop, and webinars on postal communications. The company remains headquartered in Luxembourg and operates with production capabilities in Slovakia.

History

Victor Bück was founded in 1852 as a Luxembourgish printing house. Until the 1940s, the enterprise was also active as a publisher, including of history books. Over the following decades it continued as a printing and publishing business. During the 2000s, the company — now known as Victor Buck Services or VBS — diversified into other services such as data management, partly through its subsidiary Legitech. In 2009 it closed its last printing facility in Luxembourg, in Qatena, and since then printing has been carried out only in Slovakia, in Žiar nad Hronom. At some point the company became wholly owned by Post Luxembourg, which is today its 100% shareholder. Under this ownership, Victor Buck Services has repositioned itself as a provider of document creation, production and distribution services for corporate clients, covering both paper and digital channels. By the 2020s, the company described itself as having more than 20 years of proven expertise in its current service configuration. Its offer includes typesetting, formatting, secure merging of templates and data, transactional printing, mailing with unique tracking codes, returned mail management, secured emailing with encrypted attachments, automated faxing, repository access, standard and advanced scanning with data extraction, and document design for brochures, catalogues and annual reports. A significant recent development was the partnership with CSC (formerly Intertrust) in Luxembourg. In 2024, as CSC prepared to move into new offices in Gasperich and faced no space for archives, it decided to outsource its mailroom. Since June 2024, Victor Buck Services has managed and digitised CSC’s inbound mail — about 300 to 400 pieces per day — from sorting, opening and scanning to secure distribution of digital copies. Nikola Kalezic, Director Operations for Corporate Services at CSC, oversaw the scanning team and coordinated the transformation. In 2026, Victor Buck Services continued to expand its visibility and service range. Its news included bringing the International Printing Network to Luxembourg, addressing the European Accessibility Act’s implications for PDF documents, hosting a webinar on everyday postal communications, and launching Desktop 2 Mail, a service for sending letters from a desktop.

  • 2026

    News included bringing the International Printing Network to Luxembourg, addressing the European Accessibility Act, a webinar on postal communications, and launching Desktop 2 Mail.

  • 2024

    Partnership with CSC (formerly Intertrust) began; since June 2024, Victor Buck Services manages and digitises CSC’s inbound mail (about 300-400 pieces per day).

  • 2009

    Closed its last printing facility in Luxembourg, in Qatena; since then printing is done only in Slovakia, in Žiar nad Hronom.

  • 2000

    During the 2000s, the company diversified into other services such as data management, partly through its subsidiary Legitech.

  • 1940

    Until the 1940s, the enterprise was also active as a publisher, including of history books.

  • 1852

    Victor Bück founded as a Luxembourgish printing house.

Products and positioning

Sustainable partner to master communication within your ecosystem; proven expertise, fast production, rationalized costs.

  • Print

    Typesetting, formatting, secure merging of templates and data, transactional printing, mailing with unique tracking code, returned mail management.

  • Digital

    Secured emailing, encrypted attachments, automated faxing service, access to repository.

  • Digitisation

    Standard scanning, advanced scanning with extraction of data, routing directly into information system.

  • Document design

    Impactful design and page setting, personalized print documents for brochures, catalogues, annual reports.

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