Pictured from left are Ms Netnarin, Mr Katagiri and Hiroshi Yokota, president and chief executive, Canon Marketing (Thailand). The trio introduced the Canon ‘Mini Ink’ printer at a press conference on Thursday.
Canon Marketing (Thailand), the local unit of the Japanese technology firm, is aiming for 10% revenue growth for its printer business this year while launching new laser printer models.
Thailand is a major growth market in Asia-Pacific for both inkjet and laser printers, ranked fourth-largest after India, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Thailand had total sales of 792,000 units for all brands, said Norihiro Katagiri, senior vice-president of Canon for the Singapore APAC headquarters.
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