This Week in Imaging: Coronavirus Supply-Chain Disruption for Office-Imaging
Looking much further ahead, there’s one technology developed in great part by the printing industry that may revolutionize supply-chain diversification and security.
Category: Financial News
HP Counters Xerox with Buy-Back Program, Announces First-Quarter Results
“… it’s abundantly clear the revised Xerox proposal meaningfully undervalues HP, creates significant risk and compromises the future of our company,” said HP CEO Enrique Lores.
Toshiba Reports Loss for Nine-Month Period
Toshiba Corporation of Japan today reported a net loss of ¥145.63 billion ($1.32 billion) for its nine-month fiscal period, with......
OKI Earnings Up, But Printer Revenue Down
OKI Electric Industry of Japan today reported results for the first nine months of its fiscal year, with the first......
This Week in Imaging: China Slowdown, Tariffs, Cited for Lower Revenues
Depending on the severity of the Coronavirus, Japanese companies, as well as HP Inc., Xerox, and Lexmark – are all now vulnerable to disruptions in their supply chains and sales in China, a key market, because of the crisis.
Profits Up for Fujifilm, Issues Generally Optimistic Forecast
Fujifilm Holdings of Japan announced financial results for the first nine months of its fiscal year, with the first nine......
Sales, Profits Up for Toshiba TEC
Toshiba Tec of Tokyo, Japan, today reported results for the first nine months of its fiscal year, with the first......
Mixed Revenue, Income Results for Brother
On February 4th, Brother International of Japan reported results for its third quarter and the last nine months of its......
Improved Third-Quarter for Sharp
Sharp Corporation of Tokyo, Japan, today reported results for its third quarter and the first nine months of its fiscal......
Revenue, Income Down for Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta of Tokyo, Japan, today released results for its nine-month fiscal period and third quarter, with both ending on......
Epson Reports Mixed Financial Results
Overall, Epson reported “subdued growth” for most of its products, but sales revenue grew for its high-capacity ink-tank printers, office inkjet systems, and signage and textile inkjet printers.
Improved Earnings for Kyocera, but Lowers Forecast
For the last nine months of its fiscal year, sales revenue for Kyocera’s Document Solutions group was down 2.3 percent.
Sharp Drop in Net Income for Canon’s Fiscal Year
Canon laid the blame on slowing demand for its printers and cameras, as well as slowing global economic growth and a stronger Japanese yen.
Earnings Gains for Xerox as Project Own It Cost-Cutting Appears to Pay Off
Xerox today reported financial results for its fourth quarter and full-year 2019, continuing to report lower year-over-year revenue growth, but......
4L Announces Debt Restructuring Agreement
On December 11th, 4L Holdings, which operates as Clover Technologies Group, announced that it, along with certain of its affiliates,...
Xerox Lowers EPS Forecast for Fiscal Year
In a regulatory document filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Xerox disclosed today that it’s revising......
