Eastman Kodak Co (KODK)

Kodak’s largest activity is its Print segment. This business includes digital offset printing plates, computer-to-plate imaging systems, production press equipment, toner-based digital printing systems, inkjet components, consumables, software, and related services. These products support commercial printing and packaging workflows, where reliability, image quality, and recurring supplies revenue are important parts of the customer relationship.

The company also operates through Brand and Advanced Materials and Chemicals activities. Its Brand operations monetize the Kodak name through licensing arrangements, while its materials and chemicals capabilities draw on the company’s long experience in film coatings, imaging science, and chemical manufacturing. These operations can include specialty materials, industrial films, and other applied chemistry products.

Kodak sells into multiple regions, including the United States, Canada, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. Its investment profile is distinct from the consumer-camera identity still associated with the name: modern Kodak is primarily an industrial technology and print supplier, with exposure to demand for commercial printing, packaging, print consumables, and specialized materials.