EK "HOLD" RATING OUT WITH $2.75 PT - Rafferty Capital Markets analyst Mark Kaufman
"If Kodak can sell what ties it does have to its photography business by marketing the hundreds of patents — many of which pertain to digital imaging — as well as its digital camera business, it could have a prosperous future, Kaufman says.
What would be left of Kodak is its printing businesses, which are formidable, Kaufman says. Its digital offset printing products control 35% to 40% of the market and its products can be found in 90% of the print shops around the world.
Further, it has a line of high-speed inkjet printers used in small operations that compare favorably with others in the field, including Hewlett-Packard Co. and Canon."
"If Kodak can sell what ties it does have to its photography business by marketing the hundreds of patents — many of which pertain to digital imaging — as well as its digital camera business, it could have a prosperous future, Kaufman says.
What would be left of Kodak is its printing businesses, which are formidable, Kaufman says. Its digital offset printing products control 35% to 40% of the market and its products can be found in 90% of the print shops around the world.
Further, it has a line of high-speed inkjet printers used in small operations that compare favorably with others in the field, including Hewlett-Packard Co. and Canon."