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Ricoh Company, Ltd. announced plans to launch a major share repurchase program worth up to ¥25 billion (approximately US$160 million), signaling confidence in the company’s financial position and commitment to shareholder returns. The Japanese imaging and office technology giant said it may buy back up to 23 million shares through November 2026 before retiring the shares permanently in December, reducing the total number of outstanding shares. Stock buybacks are often viewed positively by investors because they can improve earnings per share and support stock prices by decreasing the share count. The move comes as Ricoh continues restructuring and expanding its digital services business while navigating a competitive global print and office equipment market.
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