Nasda: Intends to sell 100% equity of American Ricoh Almond, and future printer business will continue to be one of the company's core businesses.

Nasda released a restructuring report draft, and the company plans to sell 100% equity of its holding subsidiary Lexmark International II, LLC to Xerox Corporation in cash transaction. After this transaction, the listed company will no longer directly or indirectly hold shares of Lexmark in the United States. The operating income of the target company Lexmark International accounts for over 60% of the listed company's audited consolidated operating income in the most recent accounting year. After this transaction, the main operating income of the listed company's printer business will decrease, but the listed company's subsidiary Benq Electronics will continue to operate in the printer business. The listed company's main business scope remains unchanged, and the printer business will continue to be one of the company's main focuses. After this transaction, the overseas operating risks faced by the listed company will substantially decrease, and the company will focus on developing its own printer brand. This transaction will not have a significant adverse impact on the company's consumables and chip business, and the company will continue to vigorously develop the full industry chain business of printers.