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APR 21·Kosmo FotoMed

Eastman Kodak is distributing all its films again. What happens next?

Eastman Kodak has taken back internal distribution of its stills films, after outsourcing it to Kodak Alaris since 2012. This shift has led to new product names like Ektapan and Ektacolor Pro, replacing T-Max and Portra which Kodak Alaris retains rights to. The article discusses potential implications for film pricing and whether Eastman Kodak might invest in new film development or revive discontinued stocks, facing a more competitive market than in 2012.

APR 21·Traders Union

Eastman Kodak commemorates breakthroughs shaping imaging and manufacturing industries

Eastman Kodak is celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Day by highlighting its historical and ongoing contributions to imaging, material science, and manufacturing. The company emphasizes its legacy of innovation and commitment to future advancements. Recent diversification includes domestic production of pharmaceutical materials and global distribution of SONORA printing plates.

APR 17·MarketBeat

Short Interest in Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:KODK) Increases By 22.1%

Short interest in Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:KODK) significantly increased by 22.1% in March, reaching 5.62 million shares, which represents 7.6% of outstanding shares and a 3.8 days-to-cover ratio. Despite reporting a quarterly loss and negative margins, institutional investors like Vanguard and Goldman Sachs have increased their holdings, and the stock currently holds a "Hold" rating from analysts. The company operates in imaging, printing, and advanced materials, with a market capitalization of $1.25 billion.

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Eastman Kodak is distributing all its films again. What happens next?

Eastman Kodak commemorates breakthroughs shaping imaging and manufacturing industries

Short Interest in Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:KODK) Increases By 22.1%

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