The Fujifilm Group around the world
Since its founding, Fujifilm has pursued business in global markets, beginning to export in 1938, four years after the company’s start. In 1958, we set up a sales company in Brazil, and began exporting on a global scale in the latter half of the 1960s. In the 1990s, we established global production systems focused on four zones: Japan, the U.S., Europe and Chinese Mainland.
Fujifilm’s overseas businesses emphasize localization, creating markets by entering local markets and developing demand. Fujifilm has firmly established itself all around the world, creating strong production, sales and service networks.
Revenue in Japan and abroad

As part of its growth strategy, Fujifilm is currently focusing on markets in emerging economies, which are driving the global economy, and expanding sales and market share in regions where its market share is small. The company invests in personnel and other management resources and is vigorously expanding sales by providing quality, cost-effective products meeting local needs in timely fashion.
Requirements for our employees posted abroad are many: they need the ability to handle a broad range of roles almost unthinkable in Japan; and the ability to communicate their own intentions and Fujifilm’s policies in relatable ways in countries with different cultures, values and commercial practices. This necessitates a tough mindset and the energy to take on challenges. The path is strewn with difficulties, but experiencing business success in a global setting helps young employees grow and contributes to an immeasurable sense of achievement.
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