HP 'Executing Well' claims CEO Mark Hurd February 19, 2009 13:16 by John Sollars

Reporting Q1 figures to the market yesterday, HP CEO Mark Hurd claimed that HP was 'Executing Well in a tough market'.  He went on to say ' Our market strength, disciplined cost management and diverse portfolio allowed us to differentiate HP in the global marketplace and gain share in key markets'.  He was reporting 1% rise in revenues of US$28.8bn for the first quarter, with operating profits down 5% to US$2.5bn.  The main engine for growth was the Services division following the takeover of EDS last year.

In the sector that we are interested in Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) saw revenue decline 19% to US$6bn.  Supplies revenue was down 7%, while printer unit shipments decreased 33%, with consumer printer hardware units down31% and commercial printer hardware units down 39%.

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This story was posted on February 19, 2009 13:16 and is filed under HP Printing


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