
Fujifilm launches a Medium-Term Management Plan, VISION2023
-Investing 1.2 trillion yen over three years to accelerate growth mainly in the healthcare and highly-functional material businesses
-Expanding the healthcare business into the largest segment in terms of revenue and operating income
TOKYO, April 15, 2021 – FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (President: Kenji Sukeno) launched a new medium-term management plan, VISION2023, covering the period of three years from fiscal year ending March 2022 (FY2021) to FY2023. The VISION2023 foresees investments totaling 1.2 trillion yen over the three-year period to accelerate business growth with a focus on healthcare and highly-functional materials businesses. The healthcare business is to be expanded to the largest segment in terms of both revenue and operating income to build a robust business foundation that enables sustainable growth.
In FY2017, Fujifilm drew up the CSR plan, Sustainable Value Plan 2030 (SVP2030), setting out long-term goals to be achieved by the target year of FY2030. The SVP2030 sets out goals for four priority areas, namely “Environment,” “Health,” “Daily Life” and “Work Style,” as well as “Supply Chain” and “Governance,” which provides the base for business activities, from the perspective of “solving social issues through business activities” and “considering society and the environment in business processes” to contribute to establishing a sustainable society. The VISION2023 serves as a concrete action plan for realizing goals listed in the SVP2030. Read More »