Ricoh
Ricoh is a office print, imaging hardware and workplace software for business customers.
Ricoh operates in the Sustainability & Carbon segment.
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- Founded
- 1936
- Headquarters
- 3-6, Nakamagome 1-chome, Ohta-ku, Tokyo 143-8555 Japan
- Core Segment
- Sustainability & Carbon
- Company Size
- >5,000
- Official Links
- Website
- Verified
- 2026-03-12
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Ricoh: About
Ricoh operates a diversified enterprise technology model anchored in office printing and imaging hardware, complemented by workplace and document‑workflow software and services. It sells multifunction printers, scanners and related imaging devices through direct and channel partners, then layers on recurring revenue from consumables, maintenance and managed print services. On top of this installed base, the company offers cloud‑hosted workplace management and digital services platforms that connect devices, offices and business systems, as well as AI‑enabled capture and workflow tools acquired through M&A. Value is created by combining physical devices with integrated software and services that support office productivity, document management and hybrid workplace operations.
Ricoh: Market Position
Ricoh Company, Ltd. is a Japanese enterprise hardware and digital services vendor best known for office printing and imaging equipment. Its portfolio spans multifunction printers (MFPs), scanners, related imaging products, and a growing set of workplace management and document‑workflow software platforms delivered via the cloud.
Ricoh generates revenue primarily from sales of printers and MFPs, scanners and other devices, associated consumables, and service and maintenance contracts, often through managed print arrangements. It also sells subscription and enterprise‑licensed access to workplace and document‑workflow software platforms, alongside professional services for deployment and integration. Customers are predominantly business and institutional buyers, including SMBs, large enterprises, and production print environments, procured via direct and channel sales.
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