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TOKYO -- Fujifilm Holdings is continuing its attempts to acquire Xerox, but the Japanese company has denied it will make any compromise, even if it fails in the bid. The acquisition of the major U.S. office equipment maker is "not indispensable" for Fujifilm's growth, said Shigetaka Komori, chairman and CEO of the Japanese photography and imaging company, during an exclusive interview with Nikkei on Friday. "We would not go as far as to raise our terms of acquisition, set in January, to...

The press has been designed to fill the gap between th ose entry-level and higher end label printing presses currently available, according to the manufacturer. Konica Minolta has launched the bizhub Press C70RLC label printer at Ipex 2014 The C70RLC is based on a prototype shown at LabelExpo, Brussels last year, and runs at 18m/min, where configured as a roll-to-roll printer, and 9m/min as a roll-to-laser die cut configuration. The roll-to-roll configuration has been launched first, with...

Rolling Meadows, IL - Komori America Corporation announced today that PRINT 13 proved to be an ideal vehicle for the launch for its OnDemand message. With several new strategic partnerships announced at the show and a host of new solutions on display, the traffic at the Komori booth was steady and visitors were engaged. “We were quite pleased with the turnout, especially over the first three days of the exhibition,” says Jacki Hudmon, senior vice president of sales for Komori America. “We...

TOKYO -- Fujifilm Holdings aims to roughly double sales in its health care business to crack 1 trillion yen ($9.24 billion) in the next several years, seeking to build a new reliable income driver as its mainstay copier business stagnates. The Tokyo-based company wants to win more orders to develop biopharmaceuticals on a contract basis while also focusing on medical equipment and information systems for hospitals, Chairman and CEO Shigetaka Komori said in an interview with Nikkei. The...

TOKYO -- Fujifilm Holdings still believes that its takeover offer for Xerox is the U.S. office equipment maker's best hope for survival in a fiercely competitive global market, but the company is preparing in case the deal falls through, Fujifilm CEO Shigetaka Komori said in an interview with Nikkei on Thursday. “When I thought of the best way to maximize the corporate value of Xerox, the takeover was the only choice, and I still think this plan is the one and only way,” Komori stressed.

Komori wins contract award from Boelte-Hall Printing of Kansas - installed a new Impremia IS-29 production color system - (a relabeled Konica Minolta KM-1) - Will be used to produce variable short-run jobs

Komori to launch new production print Announced upcoming launch of J-throne 29 production color inkjet system Uses UV ink technology instead of water-based inks Top speed of 6,000 sheets per hour Max of B2 sheet size