Despite the reported $46 million loss and recent layoffs, Kodak is still on track to bring back to life EKTACHROME film in 2018: “The process is coming along really well,” Kodak says. “We’ve been busy testing and making sure it meets all the expectations that exist in this passionate community.” Kodak is using “all new equipment” on […]
Eastman Kodak will lay off 425 workers company-wide after the company reported a net loss of $46 million on revenues of $379 million for their third quarter 2017 financial results:
→ Kodak is working to bring back the Ektachrome film to market in 2018.
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Eastman Kodak Company today reported financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2016, delivering net earnings of $16 million on revenues of $1.5 billion and continued growth in key product lines:
Dennis Olbrich, president of Kodak Alaris, said that bringing back the Kodak Kodachrome film is “unlikely”:
After bringing back the Ektachrome, Kodak may also resurrect the Kodachrome film according to Kodak’s CMO Steven Overman:
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