According to market sources, Japanese IT services company Fujitsu is selling its scanner business to office equipment maker Ricoh. Fujitsu will sell 80% stake in its wholly owned subsidiary, Ishikawa-based PFU, a major business scanner manufacturer. Ricoh wants to build a service combining office equipment and image data processing by incorporating PFU’s products.
Fujitsu is focusing on software development in response to strong demand for digitization of business processes, such as remote working. The two companies aim to make a formal decision on the deal soon. The two companies will also consider collaborating on digitization of office operations.
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