The firm posted revenues of 464m (EURO 740m), down 6% on the same time last year, while net income for the quarter fell 1% to 13.2m.
Ocs revenues for the first nine months of the year were down 0.5% on last year at 1.48bn, but net income for the same period was up 0.5% to 46.8m.
Sales of machines in the firms Production Printing Systems division, including the CPS 700, were down 25% so far this year, but were compensated for by increased revenues from software and services, leading to a 4% decrease in sales at 354.1m.
The Wide Format Printing Systems division increased revenues by 4% to 434.3m.
Oc UK managing director Mike Cornish would not disclose the companys figures for the UK, but said that he was "optimistic" by the companys performance.
"We have made positive moves. Our high-speed trade is having a good year and wide-format is performing solidly," said Cornish.
-Oc has celebrated its 125th anniversary by giving its 23,000 employees around the world five shares each.
Story by John Davies
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