Fuji Xerox Ends 58 Year Old Technology Agreement With Xerox And Rebadges As Fujifilm Business Corporation

Image Courtesy of Fuji Xerox

Image Courtesy of Fuji Xerox

TOKYO-Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. has come to a decision to end the Technology Agreement with Xerox Corporation on the agreement’s expiration date, March 31, 2021, and notified Xerox Corporation of its decision.

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. is a Fujifilm Group company, established in Japan in 1962.

Since its beginning with copiers, Fuji Xerox has revolutionized office work and continues to provide solutions that increase work productivity.

The company has now grown into a U.S. 10 billion dollar enterprise and became a wholly owned subsidiary of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation on November 8, 2019.

Pursuant to the expiration of the Technology Agreement, Fuji Xerox will change its company name to “FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.” as of April 1, 2021.

It will also swiftly work to strengthen its document and adjacent businesses, and expand into new business areas.

Fuji Xerox aims to foster innovation with the other companies in the Fujifilm Group by accelerating the market introduction of solutions and services that build on technologies related to the cloud, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things.

“Fuji Xerox is now strongly positioned to conduct businesses dynamically and with more liberty in a truly global manner,” said Kouichi Tamai, president and representative director of Fuji Xerox.

“Today’s announcement of ending the Technology Agreement with Xerox Corporation opens doors for Fuji Xerox to, after April 2021, utilize our own technologies and synergize with technologies owned by other Fujifilm Group companies to produce/market products and solutions under our own new brand worldwide.

Additionally, becoming a wholly owned company of FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation as announced in November enables us to make business decisions more efficiently regarding investing in new businesses, building alliances, and pursuing acquisitions with a worldwide perspective.

These new exciting steps are for all our customers – both our current customers in the Asia-Pacific region as well as our future customers in the US/EU region.

By continuously developing innovative products and solutions that improve efficiency, we will help them resolve their business challenges.”

The decision to end the Technology Agreement will result in the removal of sales territory restrictions from April 2021, paving the way for Fuji Xerox to expand its business worldwide under a new original brand.

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