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Fujifilm has a legacy that most companies can only dream about.

In India, the brand is seizing opportunities in the fast-growing mirrorless camera segment.

Fujifilm has been a key player of the global imaging business.

Decoding Fujifilm's glorious rise to success.

It is targeting the young generation through its 'instax mini' camera and smartphone printer and is aiming to sell up to 1,00,000 units in ...

The Japanese firm, which has partnered e-commerce company Flipkart to sell these products, also expects the revenues to double next fiscal.

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Japanese Corporation FujiFilm showcased its latest addition to the X Series of cameras for the Indian market today the premium compact XF1.

Fujifilm said it will exit India's ultra low-cost mkt, where models are priced below Rs 4,000, within next months to improve revenue genera...

Camera maker Fujifilm said it is aiming to double its revenue to Rs 1,000 crore in India on the back of new products and penetration in sma...

Fujifilm India -- a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fujifilm Corp of Japan -- which last year ventured into the digital camera space, is eyeing ...

One of the world's biggest imaging and photographic companies, Fujifilm Corporation is setting up a wholly-owned subsidiary in India.