Japanese conglomerate Fujifilm Holdings (TYO: 4901), best known for its photography and imaging operations, also has a sizeable business in healthcare, which it is hoping to expand.
The company has drawn up a new medium-term management plan, VISION2019, covering a three year period from the fiscal year ending March 2018 (FY2018/3) to the fiscal year ending March 2020 (FY2020/3) which includes ambitions in the healthcare sector.
Through a series of structural reforms, Fujifilm says it has been able to establish a solid management base that generates profits. By efficiently utilizing those profits, the company has built a diversified and extensive business portfolio. The VISION2019 aims to further enhance this portfolio by reinforcing each of the business segments and thus achieve sustainable growth.
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