This Week in Imaging: Are Printer/Copier Subscriptions the Way to Go?
Taking a break from HP and Xerox, we thought we’d discuss one thing that caught our eye recently – Mercedes......
Category: Ricoh
Ricoh Said to be Ending IT Distributors’ Hardware, Software Sales
In November 2019, Ricoh also announced that it was transferring accounts to the Gordon Flesch Company.
Ricoh Transferring Shares of Leasing Company; Also Revises Forecast
On March 9th, Ricoh Company of Tokyo, Japan, announced that it will sell a portion of its shares in Ricoh......
New Ricoh A4 Color MFPs Loaded with High-End Features
Future-proof assurance is provided with RICOH Always Current Technology, so customers can download cloud services, apps, software, and more as they are periodically released.
Profits, Office-Equipment Sales Down for Ricoh
Sales generated by the Office Printing group decreased by 6.0 percent year-over-year.
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.
Ricoh Delays Opening of Some Factories in China in Wake of Coronavirus
Ricoh Company of Japan today issued a statement concerning the deadly Coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China. Ricoh Company Policy......
This Week in Imaging: Winning the Hearts and Minds of HP Shareholders
At HP Inc.’s next shareholders’ meeting – the date of which it hasn’t yet been announced – HP shareholders will......
Ricoh Canada Wins Government MPS Contract
Ricoh says environmental sustainability was a major aspect of the government’s evaluation of potential partners.
Despite U.S. Tariffs, Ricoh to Open New Manufacturing in China
Back in May 2019, Ricoh Company of Japan announced it would be shifting production of its key MFP portfolio destined......
Ricoh Touts Dealer Commitment, New Tech, More at Dealer Conference
Ricoh stressed its dealer commitment, and noted that the number of units sold by its dealers has grown from 32 to 48 percent in fiscal-year 2019.
Ricoh Transferring Accounts to Gordon Flesch Company
Ricoh says it selected GFC based on its “proven record of stellar customer service.”
This Week in Imaging: Will Fuji Compete with Xerox – and Will Xerox Acquire HP?
The goal of Icahn and Deason isn’t to create the world’s largest copier/printer company, but instead appears to drive the Xerox share price to $40 and then sell.
Mixed Bag for Ricoh’s Latest Quarter, First Half
Sales in the Americas were down 3.4 percent year-over-year, due to lower Office Printing group sales, which was offset however by higher Commercial Printing group sales.
This Week in Imaging: Latest Financial Round-Up: Lower Sales, Profits
This was a significant week in the office-imaging industry, with multiple vendors reporting lower sales and profits, and warning of a slowing economy.
Slow Sales, But Higher Profits for Ricoh’s First-Quarter
Sales in the Americas decreased by 2.3 percent year-over-year due to the decline of sales in the Office Printing group, although sales in the Commercial Printing group were up.
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