Ricoh

Ricoh is a Japanese technology group headquartered in Tokyo, founded in 1936 and operating in approximately 200 countries and regions. Printing organises much of the business, from office machines to commercial and industrial printing, alongside digital services and workplace technology. The group reports 75,635 employees and net sales of 2,608.3 billion yen for the year ended March 2026.

Founder Kiyoshi Ichimura set out the Spirit of Three Loves – love your neighbour, love your country, love your work – and formulated the group’s founding principles in 1946; the company still frames its purpose as fulfilment through work. Ricoh’s industrial printing activity extends its imaging expertise to functional and decorative surfaces, and it publishes its structure and figures in a public corporate profile.