Xerox Corporation’s Acquisition Spree Just Got Real—Here’s Why Wall Street Can’t Ignore Its Recent Moves! 

Xerox Holdings Corporation recently completed its fourth-quarter earnings call for 2024, providing insights into the company’s strategic direction, financial performance, and future priorities. While the company has implemented significant changes under its reinvention strategy, the results reflect both achievements and ongoing challenges. Xerox’s transformation included a shift from a geographic to a business unit-led operating model, centralizing certain business processes, and realigning its sales organization. These efforts were aimed at better positioning Xerox for sustainable growth. The acquisition of ITsavvy and the pending acquisition of Lexmark are strategic moves projected to accelerate revenue stabilization and enhance operating income margins. Despite these transformative actions, Xerox reported a 9.7% decrease in revenue to $6.2 billion for the year, with a comparable decline in both actual and constant currency terms. Excluding a few weeks of ITsavvy’s impact, revenue decreased by 10.2% in constant currency.