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Business Chat – Epson's Strategic Expansion in South Africa

Interview: Neil Colquhoun, President of Epson EME Region Today saw the opening of the new Epson Innovation hub in Johannesburg, set to be a centre of excellence on the African continent and Business Tech Africa editor, Greg Stewart chatted to Neil Colquhoun about the future expansion in the African market. Key Quotes From Neil: "Our

Business Chat – Epson's Strategic Expansion in South Africa

10 Apr 2025

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Interview: Neil Colquhoun, President of Epson EME Region

Today saw the opening of the new Epson Innovation hub in Johannesburg, set to be a centre of excellence on the African continent and Business Tech Africa editor, Greg Stewart chatted to Neil Colquhoun about the future expansion in the African market.

Key Quotes From Neil:

“Our EcoTank technology of which we sold over 100 million in total, targets the previous laser market and home cartridge market and therefore we’re looking at taking share from that market and we’re looking at taking share with our heat free technology and business printing as well and we’re having a very high amount of success growing the brands.”

“We’re kind of putting a lot of investment into this region, well, frankly, because we believe in the possibility of Africa. In the African continent itself.”

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Greg Stewart

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

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