Printing services company Lexmark considers breaking up: sources


JOB CUTS: A touchscreen menu on a Lexmark Platinum Pro905 printer. Lexmark International Inc said it will stop making inkjet printers, cutting about 1,700 jobs, and focus on its more profitable imaging and software businesses. — Reuters

Printing services company Lexmark International Inc is considering the possibility of divesting its hardware and software assets separately to revive interest in its sale process, according to people familiar with the matter. 

The deliberations come after Lexmark held discussions with several potential buyers about the sale of the entire company that have yet to result in offers that would be line with its valuation expectations, the people said this week. 

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