[Must Read] Fujitsu Integrated Report 2025: A 5-minute explanation of our sustainable growth towards 2030

Insight | 2025-11-13
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This article is brought to you by the Fujitsu Integrated Report Production Office. In October 2025, the Fujitsu Group published the "Fujitsu Integrated Report 2025." This report combines financial information with non-financial information such as environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data to share our current position and future vision with all stakeholders.
This year's report was structured to gradually break down the path toward achieving our 2030 vision—" To be a technology company that realizes net positive through digital services."—from high-level strategy to concrete examples. This article highlights key points from three perspectives.
1: Top management's strategy for capturing the changing times and creating the future
First, please watch the video message from CEO Tokita, in which he explains the theme of this year's integrated report and what he most wants to convey to stakeholders through it. (Duration: 2 minutes 50 seconds)
In the opening of the Integrated Report, CEO Tokita delivers a powerful message: "By strengthening our industry knowledge—the source of our competitive advantage—we will enhance the added value of our services and aim to become a technology company that makes its presence felt in society beyond 2030."
The key points are the importance of the Service Solutions business from fiscal 2026 onward and the essential need for a "challenging" mindset during this transformative period. Fujitsu clearly states that its future will be driven by a stance of "boldly challenging" to develop services that deliver technological value to customers, unbound by past successes.
CFO Isobe also reported high growth rates for Uvance and Modernization within the progress of the mid-term management plan, highlighting that these are driving Fujitsu's sustainable growth.

In the "Path to value creation" section, we illustrated the relationship between progress toward the 2030 Vision, the strategic action plan (the mid-term plan), and Materiality.
CSSO Yamanishi also reported on the evolution of sustainability management.
