Konica Minolta climbed 5.6 percent to 924 yen as of 10:07 a.m on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the biggest gain since Oct. 9. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average added 0.6 percent. Kunihiko Kanno , a Tokyo based analyst at Credit Suisse, raised the rating from "neutral," and increased the share price estimate for Tokyo based Konica Minolta 31 percent to 1,150 yen in his Oct. 23 report.  
Share:  <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span> climbed 5.6 percent to 924 yen as of 10:07 a.m on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the biggest gain since Oct. 9. Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average added 0.6 percent. <span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> , a Tokyo based analyst at Credit Suisse, raised the rating from "neutral," and increased the share price estimate for Tokyo based <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span> 31 percent to 1,150 yen in his Oct. 23 report. </span>...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> , a Tokyo based analyst at Credit Suisse, raised the rating from "neutral," and increased the share price estimate for Tokyo based <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span> 31 percent to 1,150 yen in his Oct. 23 report. </span> Concern over a decline of <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span>'s market share for LCD film is already reflected in the current share price and the prospects for its office equipment business are likely improve in six to nine months, Kanno wrote. To contact the reporter on this story: Mariko Yasu in Tokyo at myasu@bloomberg.net . ...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> , a Tokyo based analyst at Credit Suisse, raised the rating from "neutral," and increased the share price estimate for Tokyo based <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span> 31 percent to 1,150 yen in his Oct. 23 report. </span> Concern over a decline of <span class="company">Konica Minolta</span>'s market share for LCD film i Tweet this 

Ricoh Co. , Japan's second largest maker of office equipment, may rise 30 percent or more over the next year as the global economy improves and recent acquisitions boost profit, Barron's reported, citing Yoshikazu Higurashi , an analyst at Deutsche Securities Inc in Tokyo. The 2007 purchase of InfoPrint Solutions, International Business Machine Corp. 's printing systems unit, provides Ricoh with a foothold in the high volume document market, "one of the fastest growing segments" for office equipment, the weekly newspaper said in its Aug. 3 issue, citing Kunihiko Kanno , an analyst at Credit Suisse in Tokyo.  
Share:  <span class="company">Ricoh</span> Co. , Japan's second largest maker of office equipment, may rise 30 percent or more over the next year as the global economy improves and recent acquisitions boost profit, Barron's reported, citing Yoshikazu Higurashi , an analyst at Deutsche Securities Inc in Tokyo. <span class="sent"> The 2007 purchase of InfoPrint Solutions, International Business Machine Corp. 's printing systems unit, provides <span class="company">Ricoh</span> with a foothold in the high volume document market, "one of the fastest growing segments" for office equipment, the weekly newspaper said in its Aug. 3 issue, citing <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> , an analyst at Credit Suisse in Tokyo. </span> Tweet this 

Ricoh Co. , Japan's second largest maker of office equipment, may rise 30 percent or more over the next year as the global economy improves and recent acquisitions boost profit, Barron's reported, citing Yoshikazu Higurashi , an analyst at Deutsche Securities Inc in Tokyo. The 2007 purchase of InfoPrint Solutions, International Business Machine Corp. 's printing systems unit, provides Ricoh with a foothold in the high volume document market, "one of the fastest growing segments" for office equipment, the weekly newspaper said in its Aug. 3 issue, citing Kunihiko Kanno , an analyst at Credit Suisse in Tokyo.  
Share:  Ricoh Co. , Japan's second largest maker of office equipment, may rise 30 percent or more over the next year as the global economy improves and recent acquisitions boost profit, Barron's reported, citing Yoshikazu Higurashi , an analyst at Deutsche Securities Inc in Tokyo. <span class="sent"> The 2007 purchase of <span class="company">InfoPrint Solutions</span>, International Business Machine Corp. 's printing systems unit, provides Ricoh with a foothold in the high volume document market, "one of the fastest growing segments" for office equipment, the weekly newspaper said in its Aug. 3 issue, citing <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> , an analyst at Credit Suisse in Tokyo. </span> Tweet this 

Then in August of 2008, Ricoh purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for Ricoh's better known rival, Canon. "The IBM purchase provides Ricoh with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says Kunihiko Kanno, an analyst who follows Ricoh for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. 
Share:  Then in August of 2008, Ricoh purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for Ricoh's better known rival, Canon. <span class="sent"> "The <span class="company">IBM</span> purchase provides Ricoh with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span>, an analyst who follows Ricoh for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. </span> "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. Tweet this 

Then in August of 2008, Ricoh purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for Ricoh's better known rival, Canon. "The IBM purchase provides Ricoh with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says Kunihiko Kanno, an analyst who follows Ricoh for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. 
Share:  Then in August of 2008, <span class="company">Ricoh</span> purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for <span class="company">Ricoh</span>'s better known rival, Canon. <span class="sent"> "The IBM purchase provides <span class="company">Ricoh</span> with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span>, an analyst who follows <span class="company">Ricoh</span> for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. </span> "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. Tweet this 

Then in August of 2008, Ricoh purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for Ricoh's better known rival, Canon. "The IBM purchase provides Ricoh with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says Kunihiko Kanno, an analyst who follows Ricoh for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. 
Share:  Then in August of 2008, Ricoh purchased Ikon Office Solutions, a key distributor of copiers and printers for Ricoh's better known rival, Canon. <span class="sent"> "The <span class="company">IBM</span> purchase provides Ricoh with a solid foothold from which to launch further products in the high volume document market," says <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span>, an analyst who follows Ricoh for Credit Suisse in Tokyo. </span> "Digital commercial printers are used to print big documents such as product manuals and direct mail quickly and in large volumes," he adds. "This is one of the fastest growing segments of the office equipment market," he says. Tweet this 

Credit Suisse Group AG analyst Kunihiko Kanno lowered the printer maker to underperform from neutral. Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd (3864 JT) slid 4.7 percent to 143 yen.  
Share:  <span class="sent">Credit Suisse Group AG analyst <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> lowered the printer maker to underperform from neutral. <span class="company">Mitsubishi Paper Mills</span> Ltd (3864 JT) slid 4.7 percent to 143 yen. </span> Tweet this 

Credit Suisse Group AG analyst Kunihiko Kanno lowered the printer maker to "underperform" from "neutral." . Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd (3864 JT) declined 3.3 percent to 145 yen.  
Share:  <span class="sent">Credit Suisse Group AG analyst <span class="analyst">Kunihiko Kanno</span> lowered the printer maker to "underperform" from "neutral." . <span class="company">Mitsubishi Paper Mills</span> Ltd (3864 JT) declined 3.3 percent to 145 yen. </span> Tweet this