Xerox Holdings (XRX)

Xerox’s model combines hardware, services, software, and financing into broader workplace solutions. Beyond selling equipment, the company helps clients manage print fleets, automate document-heavy processes, support hybrid work environments, and maintain IT infrastructure. Its offerings can include device monitoring, maintenance, supplies management, workflow automation, cybersecurity-related document controls, and digital transformation services.

The company operates internationally, with a presence across North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, India, and Brazil. This geographic reach gives Xerox access to a diverse base of corporate and government customers, while also exposing it to currency movements, regional demand cycles, and shifts in office technology spending.

Xerox’s business reflects the broader evolution of the print industry. Demand for traditional office printing has matured, so the company places emphasis on recurring service revenue, software-enabled solutions, production print, and adjacent IT services. For investors, Xerox is a legacy technology brand attempting to adapt its established customer relationships and document expertise to a workplace that is increasingly digital, distributed, and service-led.