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Color films, digital cameras, photofinishing equipment, color paper, chemicals, and services are among their offerings. They also provide medical systems, medicines, cosmetics, and supplements with equipment and resources.
Fujifilm Holdings Corporation’s President and CEO is Teiichi Goto. He has been in this position since 2021. Previously, from 2016 to 2018, he was a Director of FUJIFILM Corporation.
Fujifilm Business Innovation, a Japanese supplier of business solutions, announced its entry into the office printer market in India on Wednesday in order to capitalize on the country’s strong development potential. According to Fujifilm Industry Innovation Asia Pacific Pte Ltd President Masatsugu Naito, India would be the company’s 15th operation in the Asia Pacific (APAC) area for the office printer industry, with government offices being one of the primary clients.
The worldwide office printing market is estimated to be approximately 3.3 million units per year, with APAC accounting for roughly 0.5 million.
He said here at the introduction of the company’s A3 multifunction printer Apeos Series for the Indian market that India accounts for around 25% of the APAC market.
While China remains the bigger market, Naito said, “In the APAC region, India has a huge potential considering how the country’s economy has grown and is an attractive location for all industries“.
“To establish its foothold in the market, the company is first launching products in the mid-end segment of 21-30 prints per minute segment and would gradually move up in the premium high-speed segment,” he said.
While China remains the bigger market, Naito said in the APAC region, India has a huge potential considering how the country’s economy has grown and is an “attractive location for all industries”.
To establish its foothold in the market, the company is first launching products in the mid-end segment of 21-30 prints per minute segment and would gradually move up in the premium high-speed segment, he said.
enterprises, but also government offices, which, in addition to corporations, are major users of printers.
He refused to comment on the sales objective when asked.
According to Fujifilm India Pvt Ltd Managing Director Koji Wada, the office printer business would strengthen the company’s total portfolio and have a synergistic impact with the current companies.
