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Hardcopy Vendor Financials, 3Q22: Container Shipping Normalizes But Microchip Shortages Limit Manufacturing

Publisher IDC
Published Jan 20, 2023
Length 33 Pages
SKU # IDC17644393

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Hardcopy Vendor Financials, 3Q22: Container Shipping Normalizes But Microchip Shortages Limit Manufacturing

This IDC Market Perspective contains excerpts from public financial disclosures by leading hardcopy vendors and details the impact of COVID-19 and supply chain issues on performance and forecasts."In the third quarter, print vendors began to recover from the additional supply shock that rippled through the supply chain after the spring COVID-19 lockdowns in China. On the whole, third quarter results showed softer progress than expected, boosted mostly by the weakened yen and strategic price increases. By the end of the quarter, component availability had returned, and many vendors were making headway on their order backlogs. Manufacturing output growth and large order backlogs have set the stage for fourth quarter growth. However, that anticipated growth could be dampened by risk factors that include geopolitical uncertainty, the increasing prospect of a global recession, and disruptions to the supply chain resulting from additional COVID-19 outbreaks." — Geoffrey Wilbur, research manager, Imaging, Printing, and Document Solutions at IDC

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Table of Contents

33 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Financials by Vendor
Brother
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Sales by Regions
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Printing and Solutions Business Unit
Domino Business Unit
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Canon
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Sales by Regions
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Printing Business Unit
COVID-19 Commentary
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Epson
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Office and Home Printing Business Category
Commercial and Industrial Printing Business Category
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
HP Inc.
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Printing
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Konica Minolta
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Digital Workplace Business Unit
Professional Print Business Unit
COVID-19 Commentary
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Kyocera
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Sales by Regions
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Document Solutions Group
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Ricoh
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Sales by Regions
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Digital Services
Digital Products
Graphic Communications
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Sharp
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Key Takeaways and Outlook
8K Ecosystem
Inventory/Supply Chain Notes
Xerox
Highlights
Sales by Business Unit
Sales by Regions
Key Takeaways and Outlook
Supply Chain/Inventory Notes
Advice for the Technology Supplier
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Related Research
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