- Business
- FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation, a Tokyo-based holding company founded in 1934 and headquartered at 7-3 Akasaka 9-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, oversees a multinational conglomerate focused on healthcare, electronics, business innovation, and imaging solutions; it operates worldwide across Japan, the Americas, Europe, Asia, and other regions through 270 consolidated subsidiaries and approximately 72,593 employees. The company provides products and services in healthcare, including medical imaging systems, bio-CDMO for biologics and vaccines manufacturing, life science solutions such as cell culture media and regenerative medicine; electronics, encompassing semiconductor materials, display materials like optical films for flat-panel displays, and other electronic materials including high-purity chemicals and recording media; business innovation, featuring business solutions, office equipment such as multifunction devices and printers, and graphic communications like inkjet digital presses, CTP plates, and industrial inkjet printheads; and imaging, covering consumer products including Instax instant cameras, digital cameras, color films, and photofinishing equipment as well as professional imaging tools like lenses, binoculars, and medium format cameras. Recent developments include the November 2025 completion of a new building for advanced semiconductor materials production in Shizuoka by Fujifilm; a joint research initiative launched in November 2025 with Japan's National Cancer Center to develop innovative cancer treatment technologies; the expansion in September 2025 of its strategic partnership with argenx SE to manufacture efgartigimod drug substance at the Holly Springs, North Carolina facility starting in 2028 as part of the global kojoX network; the divestiture in September 2025 of its Irvine Scientific medical media business in assisted reproductive technology to Astorg, enabling focus on core life sciences operations; the opening of new NURA health screening centers in October 2025 across Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, and Malaysia; and earlier acquisitions such as the 2023 purchase of Entegris' semiconductor high-purity process chemicals business for $700 million.