Company Information Company Profile

COMPANY PROFILE

Trade name

Fuji Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

FUJI CHEMICALS INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

Fuji Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

FUJI CHEMICALS INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.

Establishment

May 1951

President and Representative Director

Yuji Kosuge

capital

66 million yen

Business details

Research, development, manufacturing, and sales of photoresists and photosensitive materials.

Research, development, manufacturing, and sales of materials for optical devices.

Manufacturing and sales of printing-related materials

Sales

1.67 billion yen (FY2024)

Major Business Partners

Major newspaper companies, major electronics manufacturers, and others.

Number of employees

50 people (as of March 2025)

Issuing qualified invoices

Business registration number

Qualified Invoice Issuer Registration Number

T7010401026842

Company Information Location Information

COMPANY / OFFICES

Head office location

MAP

3-24-11 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo

TEL: 03-3557-6201 FAX: 03-3557-6205

10-minute walk from Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro and Toei Oedo Line.

Sales Headquarters

MAP

3-14-10 Toyotama-Kita, Nerima-ku, Tokyo

TEL: 06-6384-1351 FAX: 06-6389-3221

10-minute walk from Sakuradai Station on the Seibu Ikebukuro Line

Osaka Sales Office

MAP

22-1 Toyotsu-cho, Suita City, Osaka Prefecture

TEL: 06-6384-1351 FAX: 06-6389-3221

7-minute walk from Esaka Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line

Fuji Oyama Factory

MAP

333-7 Surugakawabata, Tanagashira, Oyama-cho, Suntō-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture

(Manufacturing and logistics bases)

12-minute drive from Suruga-Oyama Station or Ashigara Station on the Gotemba Line.

Company Information Company History

COMPANY HISTORY

1951

The company was established in Minato Ward, Tokyo.

The company was established in Minato Ward, Tokyo.

1953

Construction of the Odawara Sakawa Factory

We have started manufacturing photosensitive liquids and chemicals for photoengraving and selling them to the printing and platemaking industry.

1955

Started manufacturing photoresists.

We have begun expanding our business into the electronics industry.

1970

Construction of the Odawara Higashimachi factory

We have started manufacturing PS plates for offset printing and selling them domestically and internationally.

1988

Sales headquarters opened in Nerima Ward, Tokyo.

1989

Construction of the Fuji Oyama factory

Started operations as the main manufacturing base for photoresist products.

1999

The photosensitive liquid manufacturing division at the Fuji Oyama Plant has obtained ISO 9002 certification.

2007

The manufacturing division of the Fuji Oyama Plant has obtained ISO 14001 certification.

2010s

We continue to develop materials for the printing, electronics, and optics fields.

Promoting the advancement of our product lineup

2020

The research institute will be relocated to a newly constructed building in Minato-ku, Tokyo (Nishi-Azabu).

Strengthen the research and development system.

2021

We have developed and are selling a low-temperature curing transparent overcoat material for organic EL displays.

2022

Development of low refractive index materials for optical devices

(the current)

Manufacturing functions are consolidated at the Fuji-Oyama Plant.

The Odawara factory will be used for logistics and warehousing.

Company Information: Main Development and Product Topics

COMPANY HISTORY

1953

We began manufacturing photosensitive solutions and chemicals for photoengraving, and expanded into the printing and platemaking industry.

1955

We have begun manufacturing various types of photoresists and are expanding our business into the electronics industry.

1970

We have begun manufacturing PS plates for offset printing and expanding sales both domestically and internationally.

1985

We developed lift-off resists for LSIs and established a technological foundation in the semiconductor field.

1989

Construction and operation of a state-of-the-art photoresist manufacturing plant (Fuji-Oyama Plant) have commenced.

Since 2002

We are now fully developing microlens materials for image sensors and expanding into the optical field.

Since 2015

We continuously develop functional materials for optical devices, including high-refractive index and low-refractive index materials.

From 2021 onwards

Expanding our scope of operations into next-generation device fields, including materials for organic EL and optical devices.