Toshiba Posts Record Highs for Revenue and Profit
As a privately held company that was delisted in 2023, Toshiba Corporation, free from shareholder activist struggles and other pressures, again reported excellent financial results…
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This Week in Imaging: Office Copier Companies Hammered by Soaring Memory Costs – When Will There Be Relief?
We’ve just finished reporting on the latest financial reports from office copier/MFP OEMs, and there was one recurring theme: most are getting hammered by soaring computer memory-chip costs…
Konica Minolta Partners with Ricoh Leasing for Renewable Energy
On November 11th, Konica Minolta of Japan reported it’s signed a 20-year, fixed-price Virtual Power Purchase Agreement (VPPA) with Ricoh Leasing…
Stellar First Half, Second Quarter for Brother, Increases Full-Year Forecast
Although Brother was affected by soaring parts and materials prices, profit increased significantly due to price adjustments and a U.S. tariff refund, and sales revenue also increased significantly due to strong performance in the Printing and Solutions business.
Tough First Half, Second Quarter for Sharp, Office Business Hit by Soaring Memory Prices
On November 9th, Sharp Corporation of Japan reported financial results for its second quarter and the first six months (first......
Fujifilm Reports Improvement in Second Quarter, But Sharp Drop in Profit for Fujifilm Business Innovation
Business Innovation business reports lower sales to Europe and the America, and rising raw material costs.
Ricoh Posts Excellent Financial Results for First Half and Second Quarter, Raises Profit Forecast
Company said it mitigated rising semiconductor memory costs through procurement and production efforts and price increases.
Ricoh Strengthens Supply Chain Security for Office Copier/MFPs and Printers
Enhanced supply chain security reduces risks associated with maliciously tainted or counterfeit components and software.
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Focusing on Superior Device Reliability to Reduce Service Costs, Win Dealers and Customers
Moving the copier/MFP industry away from high-frequency service interventions fundamentally changes an OEM’s balance sheet. For Xerox, the strategic financial benefits are clear: lower service overhead equals less technician time and fewer parts shipped.
Epson Lowers Outlook for Office Printing Business Due to Component Shortages
On November 4th, Seiko Epson reported financial results for its second quarter, which ended on September 31, 2026. Second-quarter net......
Mixed Financial Results for Konica Minolta, But Increases Forecast
For Digital Workplace business, higher procurement costs for components such as semiconductors and electronic parts were offset by a U.S. tariff refund – but which in turn was offset by higher SGA expenses.
HP Selects GSK Pharmaceutical Chief to Fill CEO Position, Replacing Interim CEO Broussard
HP Inc. today announced that its Board of Directors has unanimously appointed…
Xerox Plans Pricing Increases, Focuses on Improving Service, as it Battles Higher Component and Energy Costs
Company focusing on superior machine reliability and service. Its new 9-Series, for instance, has about 500 fewer parts than the externally sourced generation it replaces.
Fueled by Demand for AI Data Center Products, Kyocera Reports Strong First Half Revenue and Profits
Document Solutions business also reports sharp increases for first half, second quarter.
This Week in Imaging: Facing Massive Loan Maturities, Xerox Halts Dividend in Liquidity Push
Xerox is aggressively using Lexmark to gain market share and reduce costs, and by halting dividends, is storing up capital to survive its number-one priority of withstanding its upcoming 2028-2029 debt maturities. Will the strategy work is the big question.
Revenue Decline at Pantum, But Profit Up Sharply
Pantum Technology (Ninestar) of Zhuhai, China, reported net revenue was down 53.08 percent year-over-year (YoY)…
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