Inkjet

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Kodak’s decision to offload its Prosper division, at first glance at least, seems a little bizarre.

This is a second-generation model of Kodak’s original monochrome Prosper 1000 inkjet web press, and claims to be the fastest in its class.

Industrial Inkjet (IIJ) is to open a customer centre as part of an investment that could be as much as £2m to cope with a jump in demand for training for its print engines from across the world.

Xaar boss Doug Edwards has laid out ambitious plans for the inkjet manufacturer to more than double turnover by 2020.

Kodak has hoisted a ‘for sale’ sign over its Prosper inkjet business, which had previously been lauded as one of the manufacturer’s “four growth engines”.

Kodak has reduced its losses on worldwide sales that fell 15% in 2015 to slip below the $2bn mark.