This Week in Imaging: Xerox Scrapping Fujifilm Deal Results in Only More Headaches
It seems more than ironic that Xerox’s decision in May to scrap a complicated deal under which Fujifilm would take...
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This Week in Imaging: Will China’s $70B Offer Stop U.S. Tariffs on Printers, Copiers, and Supplies?
According to both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, China has offered to purchase nearly $70 billion...
What’s Next for Ricoh? Five Big Things
Ricoh has some “revolutionary products we’re looking to bring to market in both channels,” including the AnaJet wide-format textile printers.
This Week in Imaging: Tariffs on China-Made Printers, Copiers Could Have Big Impact
One of the key goals of the current U.S. government administration has been to equalize trade between the United States...
Ricoh Americas Exec Sees Opportunity in ‘Chaotic’ Printer/Copier Market
Ricoh Americas executive sees “chaos” in printer/copier market as opportunity for Ricoh to wrest market share from rivals.
This Week in Imaging: What’s Next for Xerox? Plus, Ricoh, Epson, EFI Financials, More
A private-equity deal may also be in the works: on May 2nd Reuters reported that buy-out firm Appollo Global is approaching Xerox with possible acquisition in mind. Meanwhile, Fujifilm said it will appeal the court order blocking the deal.
Ricoh Reports ¥135.5 Billion Loss for Fiscal Year
For its fiscal year that will end in March 2019, Ricoh is forecasting that sales will be down slightly (-1.1 percent) and net income of ¥47 billion.
Tokunaga Appointed New President and CEO of Ricoh Americas
Last year, in February, Ricoh had announced that it was eliminating the position of a chairman and CEO for Ricoh Americas, which resulted in the departure of Ricoh Americas Chairman and CEO Martin Brodigan.
Global Managed Print Services Market to Reach $61.36 Billion by 2025
The report valued the global managed print services market at $28.63 billion in 2016.
This Week in Imaging: How IKON, Lanier, Savin Acquisitions Have Made a Tough Road for Ricoh
At first it seemed the acquisition of IKON would only be a boon for Ricoh. After all, IKON was said to be the world’s largest independent provider of copier/MFPs, printers, and related services, with over 400 offices in North America and Western Europe, regional sales and service training facilities, a roster of Fortune 500 customers, and revenues of $4,167 million for its fiscal year before it was purchased by Ricoh.
Ricoh CEO Warns of Further Impairment Losses in Other Regions
Ricoh had previously forecast an operating profit of 20 billion yen, and had expected to break even for its fiscal year.
Ricoh to Take $1.72 Billion Impairment Loss, Cites Declining North American Business
Last month, Ricoh had forecast operating profit of 20 billion yen for its fiscal year, but is now stating that its operating profit will be a loss of 160 billion yen.
Ricoh USA Expands Industrial-Printer Portfolio with EFI Pro 24f LED Flatbed Printer
Ricoh USA today announced that it’s expanding its industrial-printer portfolio with the addition of partner Electronics for Imaging’s Pro 24f...
New EFI Fiery Servers for Ricoh’s New Four- and Five-Color Station Pro C7200X Series Production Printers
Introduced earlier this month in Europe, the five-color Ricoh Pro C7200X (Graphic Arts Edition) cut-sheet production printer series is said to have been designed and engineered for graphic-arts applications, while the four-color ProTM C7200 series has been developed to help enterprise print rooms reduce operational costs.
Seeking New Growth, Ricoh to Spend Some $1.8 Billion on Mergers and Acquisitions
The remarkable company’s past spin-offs, mergers and acquisitions come back to haunt them.