Kyocera Document Solutions

Kyocera established its Sydney head office in 1989 with branch offices in Melbourne, Perth and Brisbane, and received Government Endorsed Supplier Status in 1994. Following Kyocera’s acquisition of global copier manufacturer Mita Corporation in early 2000, Kyocera Mita Australia was formed in October 2000 to lead a global restructure that would accelerate the convergence of networked document management systems. In 2004, Kyocera Mita Australia acquired General Business Machines and set-up a new Adelaide office, and four years later acquired Action Copiers in Melbourne.

Kyocera Mita changed to KYOCERA Document Solutions in April 2012. This change reflects the company’s growth as a global supplier of solutions which consistently develop and deliver customer benefits, technological innovation and environmental sustainability.

Today, Kyocera Document Solutions Australia is one of the world's leading document solutions companies, delivering leading-edge printers and multifunction devices (MFDs) for Australian businesses. It is renowned for its innovation and leadership in reducing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and minimising the impact of printers and MFDs on the environment through its unique ECOSYS technology and its successful recycling programs.

Kyocera Corporate Background

Kyocera was established in Japan in 1959. The company pioneered the use of fine ceramics as an alternative to steel and plastics. It has also developed market leadership in semiconductors, telecommunications hardware, optics, electronics, metal processing, automotive components, medicine and solar energy. Kyocera has more than 71,000 people employed in 25 countries all around the world (as at 31 March 2013).

Kyocera Document Solutions Victoria Pty Ltd