Eastman Kodak Company operates primarily through three core segments: Print, Advanced Materials and Chemicals, and Brand. The Print segment, which generates the vast majority of total revenue, offers digital offset plates, computer-to-plate imaging solutions, and electrophotographic printing systems for commercial industries. The Advanced Materials and Chemicals division produces industrial films, motion picture films, and specialty chemicals, while also expanding into new areas such as pharmaceutical manufacturing and battery technology. The Brand segment licenses the Kodak name and logo to third-party manufacturers. Originally famous for bringing photographic film to the mass market, the company underwent a significant restructuring following a 2012 bankruptcy. Today, Kodak has successfully pivoted away from consumer photography to focus on industrial and commercial applications worldwide.