TOKYO, September 28, 2026 - FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation announced revised targets for water resource conservation across the Fujifilm Group. The revised targets strengthen the Group's approach to water stewardship by promoting actions based on water-related risk assessments conducted at the river basin and site levels, in addition to ongoing initiatives for efficient water use and water quality conservation.
The Group is advancing initiatives in four priority environmental areas: addressing climate change, conserving biodiversity, promoting resource circulation, and ensuring product and chemical safety.*1 As a core element of its biodiversity conservation initiatives, the Group has positioned water resource conservation, which is closely linked to the maintenance of ecosystems, as a key priority.
Water is an essential resource that supports business activities, while also being a shared resource that sustains local communities and natural ecosystems. Amid growing global concerns about water scarcity and deteriorating water quality due to factors including climate change and population growth, the conservation and sustainable use of water resources have become important issues for both business resilience and the sustainability of society.
Water availability is geographically uneven, and water-use conditions and associated risks vary by region. As a result, the concept of assessing and managing water-related risks at the river basin level is gaining international recognition. In addition to its ongoing initiatives to reduce water withdrawal, use water efficiently, and conserve water quality, the Fujifilm Group will identify and address water-related risks at the river basin level, recognizing that such risks differ from region to region. By deepening its understanding of local water-related issues and promoting initiatives that take the needs of local communities and natural ecosystems into consideration, the Group will work to support the sustainable use of water resources and reduce water-related risks.