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Solutions for a brighter tomorrow
Through continuous innovation across its four business segments — Printing, Medical, Imaging, and Industrial — Canon creates new possibilities for customers worldwide.Learn more
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Creating New Value
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Canon recognized as a "Leader" for second time in the Worldwide Sustainability Programs and Services Hardcopy by IDC MarketScape
TOKYO, July 15, 2026—Canon Inc. announced today that it has been recognized as a "Leader" in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Sustainability Programs and Services Hardcopy 2026 Vendor Assessment (doc # US54139426, June 2026). This is the second time Canon has received this recognition, following the first such assessment in 2023.
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