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History of the company
Main article: History of Fujitsu
The chronology of events to this day in the history of the main computer company. Japan here
Structure
As of May 2020, Fujitsu's business structure includes three main divisions:
- Technology Solutions (system integration services and a wide range of IT products);
- Ubiquitous Solutions (computers and telephones);
- Device Solutions (semiconductor products and services, batteries and other electronic components).
- IoT Division
Activity indicators
Main article: Fujitsu financial indicators
2020: Revenue decline by 6.9%, to 3.69 trillion yen, profit - 202.7 billion yen
Fujitsu ended its 2020 fiscal year with revenue of 3.69 trillion yen (about $34.8 billion at the weighted average rate), which is 6.9% less than a year earlier.
It follows from the company's accounts that its losses due to coronavirus COVID-19 amounted to 146.9 billion yen. Moreover, such losses in the IT Solutions division (Technology Solutions) reached 165.4 billion yen, and in the direction of Ubiquitous Solutions, the pandemic, on the contrary, brought an additional 27.8 billion yen.
Technology Solutions revenue for 2020 FGD exceeded 3.04 trillion yen against 3.21 trillion yen in 2019. In the structure of Ubiquitous Solutions, sales decreased from 334.6 billion to 455.2 billion yen, and in the unit of Device Solutions, turnover fell from 308.4 billion to 293.9 billion yen.
A significant decrease in revenue at Technology Solutions in Fujitsu was associated with the consequence of the coronavirus pandemic, as well as a drop in sales of devices and services related to their maintenance (including computer deployment services).
The company noted an 18.5 percent increase in annual sales of network equipment (up to 245.1 billion yen), which was largely facilitated by a surge in demand for base stations for 5G networks.
The Japanese company still receives most of its revenues in the home market - there Fujitsu's turnover in 2020 reached 2.42 trillion yen against 2.63 trillion yen a year earlier. Abroad, the total revenue of the company decreased from 1.23 trillion to 1.17 trillion yen. In Central and Eastern Europe, to which the Russian market belongs, annual revenue fell from 171.6 billion to 170.4 billion yen annually. In Northern and Western Europe, revenues fell from 356 to 347.8 billion yen.
Fujitsu's net profit at the end of 2020 reached 202.7 billion yen, having increased relative to profit of 160 billion yen a year earlier.[1]
Business in Russia
Шаблон:Main'Fujitsu in Russia and CIS countries
Fujitsu Partner Program
Sign achievements
Fujitsu introduced many innovations in personal computer systems: it was the first to launch a laptop with a touchpad (TouchPad), created the first modular laptop, the first laptop with Bluetooth interface support, the first tablet with integrated support for wireless networks (WLAN) and 3G mobile networks, the first laptop with a built-in UMTS module, providing smooth communication in mobile mode when moving between different networks operators. Nowadays, these extremely convenient and useful functions are considered an integral part of modern personal systems.
Caring for the environment
As a leading developer of modern technologies, Fujitsu tries to minimize its negative impact on the environment by practicing a "green" approach to the entire life cycle of products: development, production, use and processing. In 2003, the company completely stopped the release of harmful substances at 13 of its enterprises in Japan, and in 2006 the global environmental management system ISO14001 was introduced. The company adopted the Green Policy 2020 environmental program aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Following this program, by 2020 in Japan alone, Fujitsu plans to reduce total carbon emissions by 30 million tons per year. Fujitsu is the only PC manufacturer offering systems containing only 1 gram of lead. At this stage, the company is developing a new generation of IT products, built according to intelligent energy-saving technologies, which will have a lower level, will be suitable for more efficient processing, and will also differ in compact size and low weight.
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