Xerox Unveils New Print Technology at PRINTING United Expo, but Integration of Planned Acquisitions Remains Key Catalyst

Xerox Holdings showcased its advanced production print ecosystem, including the Xerox IJP900 InkJet Press and workflow automation software, at PRINTING United Expo 2025. The event highlighted the company's focus on digital print technology and customer engagement. However, investors should remain cautious about ongoing structural revenue declines, which continue to pose a significant concern for the company.

Xerox Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: XRX) recently showcased its advanced production print ecosystem at the PRINTING United Expo 2025 in Orlando, from October 22-24. The event highlighted the company's commitment to digital print technology and customer engagement, featuring a range of innovative solutions, according to MarketScreener.

Xerox demonstrated its extensive digital print solutions, including the recently introduced Xerox® IJP900 InkJet Press, Xerox® Iridesse® Production Press, and two new production presses. The company also showcased its workflow automation software, such as Xerox® FreeFlow® Core and Xerox® FreeFlow® Vision Connect Software, and client communications management solutions like XMPie® Technology, as MarketScreener reported.

Terry Antinora, head of product and engineering at Xerox, stated, "PRINTING United is the ideal stage to demonstrate how Xerox is driving the future of print with technology that empowers our clients to grow, differentiate, and succeed." The event also featured interactive demonstrations and conversation stations focused on Xerox's best-in-class solutions, as MarketScreener noted.

Additionally, Xerox honored standout client applications at the 2025 Best of the Best Awards ceremony, recognizing creativity, quality, and innovation in the print industry, MarketScreener reported.

While the event showcased Xerox's ongoing contributions to digital print technology, investors should remain cautious about ongoing structural revenue declines, which continue to pose a significant concern for the company. Xerox's recent announcements, including the introduction of the Xerox IJP900 InkJet Press, highlight the company's efforts to recover market share in production print. However, the success of these initiatives remains to be seen, as Yahoo Finance noted.

Xerox's outlook anticipates $7.7 billion in revenue and $2.5 billion in earnings by 2028, assuming a 7.7% annual revenue growth rate and a $3.8 billion increase in earnings from the current level of -$1.3 billion. However, investors should be aware that structural revenue declines continue to pose a significant concern, Yahoo Finance observed.