How Has HPQ’s Printer Price Increased In The Last Five Years?
Hewlett-Packard Incorporated’s (NYSE:HPQ) printer unit leads the worldwide hardcopy industry in terms of shipment and sales. The company has a market share of close to 38% in the hardware printer industry in 2015, according to Trefis estimates. Despite the steep decline in the printer hardware industry revenues, HPQ’s printer hardware revenues have declined at a slower pace. The primary reason for this has been the 8.1% increase in average sales price of HP’s printer. The table below illustrates this finding:
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2) Figures mentioned are approximate values to help our readers remember the key concepts more intuitively. For precise figures, please refer to our full analysis for Hewlett Packard Incorporated
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