Fujifilm

Fujifilm, officially Fujifilm Corporation and part of the Fujifilm Holdings Corporation, is a Japanese multinational company headquartered in Tokyo. It develops and manufactures imaging products for consumers and professionals, including photographic film, cameras, and printing materials, as well as medical imaging equipment, graphic arts products, and life-science technologies. The company operates through multiple business units and serves markets worldwide.

History: The business traces its origins to 1934, when Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. was established to produce photographic film in Japan. It expanded into related photographic supplies and chemicals over the following decades. In 2006, the company reorganized under a holding company structure, with the original film business renamed Fujifilm Corporation as part of Fujifilm Holdings Corporation. Since then, Fujifilm has pursued diversification into healthcare, graphic systems, and life sciences.

Products and services: Core areas include imaging and consumer products such as photographic film, digital cameras, and related accessories; professional imaging solutions; medical imaging systems and modalities; graphic arts and printing solutions; and life-science products, including laboratory reagents, biopharmaceuticals, and regenerative medicine research. The company emphasizes innovative imaging technologies and integrated solutions across its segments.

Global presence and strategy: Fujifilm operates worldwide, with manufacturing, R&D, and sales networks across Asia, the Americas, and Europe. It pursues growth through diversification into healthcare, materials science, and digital imaging, while engaging in partnerships and acquisitions to expand its capabilities and geographic reach. The company also emphasizes sustainability and corporate responsibility in its operations.