2030 Management Policy

We have formulated the Management Policy to Achieve Vision 2030 based on the Furukawa Electric Group Purpose.

Furukawa Electric Group Purpose

Overview of the Purpose-driven Management Policy

  • A newly defined value creation story
  • Six “Key Management Priorities” have been identified. By addressing these priorities, we aim to enhance corporate value over the medium to long term

Overview of the Medium- to Long-term Scenario

  • Focus on data center-related businesses through 2030
  • Then expand into business areas that address the evolution of data centers, as well as energy-related fields such as electric power
  • Over the longer term, enter new business domains aligned with our Purpose of “Composing the core of a brighter world.”

Financial Target Levels and Investment Amount

  • Accelerate investments in the growth domains centered on the data center-related business (note)
  • Expect to achieve operating profit of JPY 250.0 billion and operating profit margin over 10% in FY2030 (including JPY 200.0 billion from the data center-related business)
  • Further improvement in ROE and ROIC
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The data center-related business includes Lightera, Thermal Management Solutions & Products, FITEL Products, AT(Tape for semiconductor process), Memory Disk, Copper Foil and Photonics-Electronics Convergence Devices

Cash Allocation

  • Total free cash flow during the 5 years through FY2030 is expected to be JPY 240.0 billion
  • In FY2026 and FY2027, capital procurement will temporarily increase for the purpose of investments
  • While providing shareholder returns, will proceed with the repayment of outstanding debt in order to further strengthen the financial base

Shareholder Return Policy

  • Change from the current shareholder return policy of “target a dividend payout ratio of about 30%”
  • While accelerating the investments in the focus domains, maintain stable dividends that are not affected by fluctuations in profit levels
Basic Policy During the Vision 2030 period (FY2026-FY2030), the Company aims to maintain stable shareholder returns while continuing investments to enhance corporate value, with dividends generally targeting 3.5% of shareholders’ equity.
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”Shareholders’ equity” used for dividend calculation is defined as the period-average balance of total equity, excluding non-controlling interests.

Management Priorities

Management Priorities ①Creation of Information-Based Social Infrastructure

Data Center-Related Business

  • Respond to larger capacity, higher heat generation and increased density at data centers, and provide solutions to the problem of energy consumption
  • Operating profit in the data center-related business is expected to be JPY 200.0 billion (Level to be achieved in 2030)

Renewable Energy and HVDC-Related Business

  • Create a business structure that will respond to growing renewable energy demand
  • Toward the 2030s, invest in HVDC and develop the business structure

Management Priorities ②Challenges in New Businesses Contributing to Solving Issues

  • Accelerate the creation, incubation and launch of new businesses

Management Priorities ③Optimization of Business and Product Portfolio

  • Driving portfolio optimization through business-level FVA monitoring
  • Portfolio enhancement via business and organizational restructuring during the 2025 Mid-Term Plan
  • Ongoing optimization of the business and product mix through FVA (note) monitoring
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FVA (Furukawa Value Added) : A value-added measure based on invested capital, adapted from EVA for Furukawa Electric Group. It has been used as an internal management metric since FY2022.

Management Priorities ④Improvement of Labor Productivity

  • Advance manufacturing, sales, and administrative operations
  • Optimize headcount and personnel costs even amid business growth

Management Priorities ⑤Maximizing the Value of Human Capital

  • Continuous development of talent and skills in priority business areas
  • Enhance employee engagement amid business growth

Management Priorities ⑥Enhancement of Governance and Risk Resilience

  • Accelerate decision-making, enhance its quality, and strengthen execution capabilities by revising the execution structure based on transition to a company with an Audit & Supervisory Committee
  • Strengthen systems and frameworks to prevent the materialization of significant risks

Management Policy Announcement

May 19, 2026