Fujifilm Holdings Corporation

In 1933, completed Ashigara Factory, which became the headquarters of Fuji Photo Film.

In 1934, launched the first domestically produced photographic film for movies, as well as printing films, dry plates, and photographic paper and other photosensitive materials.

In 1934, launched film for movies and printing.

Founded Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd., based on a government plan to establish a domestic photographic film industry, inheriting the split-off photographic film operations of Dainippon Celluloid Company Limited.

Ashigara Factory (currently Kanagawa Factory Ashigara Site) began operations, producing photographic film, photographic print paper, dry plates, and other photosensitive materials.

In 1936, launched medical X-ray films, expanding sales with products developed independently.

In 1936, launched X-ray film. Postwar, demand surged due to increased focus on tuberculosis countermeasures and medical/healthcare.

Odawara Factory (currently Kanagawa Factory Odawara Site) established.

In 1940, established an optical glass factory in Odawara.

In 1940, established an optical glass factory in Odawara.

Business operations acquired from Enomoto Kogaku Seiki Manufacturing Co., Ltd. and Fuji Photo Optical Co., Ltd. established.

Natural Color Photography Co., Ltd. (renamed Fuji Color Photo Co., Ltd. in June 1953, later transformed into Fujicolor Service Co., Ltd.) established.

In 1948, launched the first color film "Fujicolor" and also released the camera "Fujica Six XA".

In 1948, launched the first color film "Fujicolor".

In 1948, launched the camera "Fujica Six XA".

In 1952, launched the "Neopan" series.

In 1952, launched the "Neopan" series.

In 1956, successfully commercialized the electronic computer "FUJIC" and received the Deming Prize.

In 1956, successfully commercialized the electronic computer "FUJIC".

In 1956, received the Deming Prize.

Established Fuji Photo Film do Brasil Ltda. as a subsidiary in Brazil

In 1962, established Fuji Xerox.

In 1962, established Fuji Xerox.

Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. established as a joint venture with UK-based Rank Xerox Limited (now Xerox Limited).

In 1963, launched broadcast video tapes.

In 1963, launched broadcast video tapes.

Fujinomiya Factory established.

In 1964, launched "Fujicolor N64".

In 1964, launched "Fujicolor N64".

In 1965, launched "Single-8".

In 1965, launched "Single-8".

Name of Fuji Color Photo Co., Ltd. changed to Fujicolor Service Co., Ltd., and marketing operations split off to establish Fujicolor Trading Co., Ltd.

Fujifilm U.S.A., Inc. established in New York State to manage business in North America.

Fuji Photo Film (Europe) GmbH (currently FUJIFILM Europe GmbH) established in Düsseldorf to comprehensively manage business in Europe

In 1969, completed the Nishi-Azabu building in Tokyo headquarters.

In 1969, completed the Nishi-Azabu building in Tokyo headquarters.

From 1970, launched single-lens reflex cameras "ST series".

From 1970, launched single-lens reflex cameras "ST series".

In 1971, launched endoscopes.

In 1971, launched endoscopes.

Yoshida-Minami Factory established.

In 1973, launched the compact copier "Fujifilm Xerox 2200" developed in-house.

In 1973, launched the first in-house developed compact copier "Fujifilm Xerox 2200".

In 1974, completed Yoshida Minami Factory.

In 1975, launched the full-color copier "Fujifilm Xerox 6500".

In 1975, launched full-color copier "Fujifilm Xerox 6500".

In 1976, launched "Fujicolor F-II 400".

In 1978, launched the "Fujifilm Xerox 3500" which achieved high performance at mid-range prices.

In 1978, launched "Fujifilm Xerox 3500" achieving high performance at mid-range prices.

In 1980, established a new corporate identity mark.

In 1980, established a new corporate identity mark.

In 1981, developed the world's first digital X-ray imaging diagnosis device "FCR".

In 1982, established Fuji Photo Film B.V., a local production subsidiary in the Netherlands.

In 1982, established Fuji Photo Film B.V. in the Netherlands.

Netherlands-based Fuji Photo Film B.V. (currently FUJIFILM Manufacturing Europe B.V.) established as the Fujifilm group's principal manufacturing company in Europe

In 1983, established Fuji Hunt Electronics Technology through joint venture with Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corporation in the US.

In 1984, celebrated the 50th anniversary and formulated the "Vision-50" medium-term management plan.

In 1986, launched the world's first lens-equipped film "Fujicolor Utsurun Desu".

Germany-based Fuji Magnetic GmbH (a recording media manufacturing company, currently FUJIFILM Recording Media GmbH) established

In 1988, established a factory in the US.

In 1988, developed the world's first full digital camera "FUJIX DS-1P".

U.S.-based Fuji Photo Film, Inc. (currently FUJIFILM Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc.) established in South Carolina as the Fujifilm group's principal manufacturing company in the United States

In 1991, developed the world's first digital X-ray imaging diagnosis device "FCR".

In 1990, launched "Fujichrome Velvia".

In 1992, launched the digital full-color copier "A-color".

In 1992, launched digital full-color copier "A-color".

In 1993, launched Fuji Xerox "DocuTech Production Publisher M135".

In 1993, launched Fuji Xerox "DocuTech Production Publisher M135".

Acquired 51% of outstanding shares in Chiyoda Medical Co., Ltd.

In 1995, launched the liquid crystal display viewing angle expansion film "WV".

In 1995, launched liquid crystal display viewing angle expansion film "WV".

In 1995, filed a trade complaint under US Trade Law Section 301 against Kodak.

Fujifilm Imaging Systems (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. established in Suzhou, China.

In 1996, launched the world's first digital mini-lab "Fronteer".

In 1996, launched the world's first digital mini-lab "Fronteer".

Hong Kong-based Hong Kong Fuji Photo Logistics, Ltd. (now FUJIFILM Hong Kong Limited) established.

Acquired German-based Eurocolor Photofinishing GmbH & Co. KG

In 1998, launched the instant camera "INSTAX mini 10 'Cheki'".

In 1998, launched "FinePix 700".

In 1998, launched instant camera "INSTAX mini 10 'Cheki'".

In 1999, launched medical image information system "SYNAPSE".

Additional 25% shares of Fuji Xerox acquired, increasing ownership to 75%, making it a consolidated subsidiary.

Additional shares in Process Shizai Co., Ltd. (now FUJIFILM Graphic Systems Co., Ltd.) acquired, making it a consolidated subsidiary.

In 2004, formulated the medium-term management plan "VISION75".

In 2004, formulated the medium-term management plan "VISION75".

Chiyoda Medical Co., Ltd. merged into FUJIFILM MEDICAL CO., LTD.

U.K.-based Sericol Group Limited (now FUJIFILM Sericol Limited), a company with expanding screen printing inks, packaging inks, and industrial inkjet inks operations, acquired.

In 2006, relocated headquarters to Tokyo Midtown and opened an advanced research institute.

In 2006, established a new corporate brand logo.

In 2006, established the Advanced Research Institute.

Sankio Chemical Co., Ltd. (now FUJIFILM FINECHEMICALS CO., LTD.) transformed into a wholly owned subsidiary.

In 2007, launched the functional cosmetics "Astarift" series.

In 2007, relocated headquarters to Tokyo Midtown.

In 2007, launched the functional cosmetics "Astarift" series.

In 2010, opened "Fujifilm Xerox R&D Square" in Yokohama Minato Mirai as a new value creation hub.

In 2011, entered the bio-CDMO business.

In 2011, acquired two biopharmaceutical manufacturing companies from Merck & Co., Inc., and fully entered the bio-CDMO business.

In 2011, launched the premium compact camera "X Series" with high image quality surpassing single-lens reflex cameras.

In 2011, formulated the medium-term management plan "VISION80".

In 2011, entered the bio-CDMO business.

In 2011, launched "FinePix X100".

In 2012, launched the touch panel sensor film "Exclear".

In 2012, launched the computer backup magnetic tape "LTO Tape" with 2.5TB capacity.

In 2012, launched touch panel sensor film "Exclear".

In 2012, launched "FUJIFILM LTO Ultrium6" using Bafe magnetic material.

In 2013, established the High-Performance Materials Development Headquarters to match market needs with company technologies for early commercialization.

In 2014, announced the corporate slogan "Value from Innovation".

In 2014, celebrated the 80th anniversary and announced the corporate slogan "Value from Innovation" reflecting the company's commitment to creating innovative technologies, products, and services.

In 2014, announced the corporate slogan "Value from Innovation".

In 2015, acquired US-based Cellular Dynamics International, Inc., a leading company in iPS cell development and production, to strengthen drug discovery and cell therapy fields.

In 2017, formulated the CSR plan "Sustainable Value Plan 2030" targeting 2030.

In 2017, acquired Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Ltd., which mainly deals with reagents.

In 2017, formulated the CSR plan "Sustainable Value Plan 2030" targeting 2030, committing to solving social issues through business and contributing to a sustainable society.

In 2019, made Biogen (Denmark) Manufacturing ApS, a major biopharmaceutical manufacturer, a consolidated subsidiary to strengthen the organization.

In 2019, Fuji Xerox became a 100% subsidiary of Fujifilm Holdings through share acquisition from Xerox Corporation.

In 2021, announced the medium-term management plan "VISION2023". In 2020, started providing digital X-ray devices used for COVID-19 diagnosis and private room workspaces.

In 2020, introduced lightweight mobile digital X-ray devices used for COVID-19 diagnosis and portable X-ray devices.

In 2020, started offering private room workspaces "CocoDesk".

In 2021, formulated the medium-term management plan "VISION2023" ending in 2023.

In 2021, announced the medium-term management plan "VISION2023".

In March 2021, acquired Hitachi Medical Corporation's imaging diagnosis division and integrated it into the group.

In April 2021, renamed to "Fujifilm Business Innovation" and expanded business scope globally under the Fujifilm brand.

In 2023, launched cloud service "FUJIFILM IWpro" to support DX for small and medium-sized enterprises.