ROCHESTER, NEW YORK,—  Xerox hit a recent share price low of $1.30 per share, despite announcements of a new global structure designed to “eliminate redundancies”. The stock has lost approximately 83% of its value since the start of 2025, when the share price was as high as $9.68. The continued decline in share price is being attributed to several critical financial and structural factors. This includes Xerox Holdings announcing a surprise adjusted loss in January 2026 of $0.10 per share, missing the analyst consensus of a profit. While total revenue for the corporation grew by 26% in Q4 of 2025, primarily due to its acquisition of Lexmark, pro forma revenue declined by 9.0%, indicating to some that the organic core business is still shrinking. Xerox’s recent announcement of a new global structure which aims to accelerate growth and “expand market leadership”. Restructuring, which is scheduled to take effect in the second quarter of 2026, will result in job losses as part of an effort to "eliminate redundancies" following Xerox’s acquisition of Lexmark. Xerox at the time of the acquisition of Lexmark said that the corporation was the international market leader in managed print services.