Kodak (NYSE: KODK) has marked its relisting on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by ringing the exchange’s opening bell on 8 January.
The firm’s shares began listing on the NYSE on 1 November after Kodak emerged from reorganisation on 3 September.
Kodak has relaunched as a global technology company offering solutions and services in packaging, graphic communications and functional printing.
Leading products include: Prosper presses and imprinting systems, based on Stream commercial inkjet technology; FlexCel packaging solutions driven by SquareSpot laser imaging technology; Sonora XP process-free plates.
“This bell ringing is a symbol of Kodak’s remarkable transformation,” said
Antonio M. Perez, Kodak’s president and CEO, hailed the ringing of the NYSE bell as “a symbol of Kodak’s remarkable transformation”.
“It’s a new year, with a new company, a new stock and a new start,” he said.
“We are a B2B company focused on innovating for our customers and delivering value to our shareholders. This bell ringing has extra significance for everyone at the new Kodak because we are reaffirming our strong connections with our customers by having some of them join us at this event.”