Fuji Xerox NZ’s massive loans from parent
Financial statements also reveal pattern of alternating profits and losses between Fuji Xerox's two local entities.
An analysis of Fuji Xerox NZ’s financial accounts over the past decade reveals the printing company has taken on more than $342 million in loans from its Japanese parent.
Its two local entities – Fuji Xerox NZ and Fuji Xerox Finance – also show a consistent pattern of one company making a loss
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Campbell Gibson
Thu, 18 May 2017
Thu, 18 May 2017
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Fuji Xerox NZ’s massive loans from parent
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