Three-pronged growth strategy: core competencies, soybeans, and functional high-value-added businesses
First written in FY2017. 13 of 23 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: 2026-05-12.
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- 2026-05-12AdvancedResults
「今後は更にサステナブル調達を軸とした原材料の付加価値化や機能性の高度化を進めることで、価格競争に左右されない収益構造の構築を目指しております。」
サステナブル調達、原材料の付加価値化、機能性高度化を通じた収益構造改革を今後の具体策として示している。 - FY2025AdvancedAnnual report
「By introducing FUJI ROIC, the company advanced ROIC management and evaluation by business, made each business’s capital efficiency visible, selectively screened investments and allocated management resources as a priority, and optimized the group’s overall business portfolio. As part of these efforts, in addition to the transfer of fixed assets at Fuji Oil New Orleans, LLC (U.S.), carried out before the previous consolidated fiscal year, the company implemented measures to improve profitability during the current consolidated fiscal year, including the closure of Blommer’s Chicago plant and the transfer of a domestic consolidated subsidiary in the soy protein food business.」
In addition to screening investments and reallocating resources using ROIC management by business, the company closed its Chicago plant and transferred a domestic consolidated subsidiary in the soy protein food business, giving concrete form to the optimization of its business portfolio. - FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「The company is advancing “restoring underlying earnings power,” “shifting the portfolio toward high-value-added products in existing areas,” “concentrating management resources in growth and strategic areas,” and “expanding into areas that present challenges.”」
The company continues to implement the previous growth pillars through restoring earnings power, increasing value-added, concentrating resources in growth areas, and expanding into areas that present challenges under the new medium-term plan. - FY2024-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「By strengthening management by business area, an initiative advanced since the previous fiscal year, head office supports the implementation of earnings improvement measures by group companies, thereby promoting the optimal allocation of management resources.」
As implementation measures following the reorganization of the previous growth pillars under the new medium-term plan as strengthening the business foundation, the company continues to advance management by business area, head-office support, and the optimal allocation of management resources. - FY2024-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「Against this backdrop, our group is optimizing the allocation of management resources by strengthening management by business axis, with headquarters supporting the implementation of earnings improvement measures by each group company. In April 2023, we transferred fixed assets of Fuji Oil New Orleans, LLC (Louisiana, USA), among other measures, and are shifting our portfolio toward high-value-added products. We are also building a competitive advantage by strengthening the supply system for sustainably certified oils in Southeast Asia, among other initiatives.」
After reorganizing the previous growth pillars under the new medium-term plan as strengthening the business foundation, the company reports progress in implementation, including business-axis management, head-office support, transfers of fixed assets, and portfolio shifts toward high-value-added products. - FY2022ReframedAnnual report
「Under the new medium-term management plan “Reborn 2024,” the company is advancing its growth strategy based on the following basic policies: “strengthening the business foundation (restoring earnings power and creating new value),” “strengthening global management,” and “deepening sustainability (a sustainability strategy integrated with management strategy).”」
The previous 3 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, and functional high-value-added businesses have been reorganized under the new medium-term plan into 3 policies: the business foundation, global management, and sustainability. - FY2022-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「The consolidated fiscal year was recognized as an important period for renewed efforts on initiatives not achieved under the Medium-Term Management Plan “Towards a Further Leap 2020” (2017-2020), which ran through the previous consolidated fiscal year, and for preparing for the new medium-term management plan beginning the following fiscal year. The Group is working as one to enhance corporate value.」
The company reaffirms that it is at the stage of revisiting conventional growth measures that were not achieved under the previous medium-term management plan. - FY2022-Q1Renewed efforts on initiatives not achievedAnnual report
「The company is advancing initiatives to enhance corporate value as a unified group, recognizing that the current consolidated fiscal year is an important period for revisiting measures that were not achieved under the previous medium-term management plan “Towards a Further Leap 2020” (2017–2020) and for preparing for the new medium-term management plan beginning in the following fiscal year.」
The company explains that it is at the stage of revisiting conventional growth measures that were not achieved under the previous medium-term plan. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「During the period of this medium-term management plan, the group made substantial progress in “focusing on selected areas” by leveraging its strengths, including investment in core competencies and optimization of management resources, as well as in “strengthening the group management infrastructure,” including standardizing fiscal year-ends.」
The company explains that investment in core competencies, optimization of management resources, the sale of non-core businesses and standardization of fiscal year-ends made substantial progress during the plan period. - FY2021-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「During the period of this medium-term management plan, the company has steadily advanced its focus on selected areas, including investing resources in core competencies and selling non-core businesses.」
The company continues to advance its focus on selected areas through investment in core competencies and the sale of non-core businesses, including in the final year of the plan. - FY2021-Q1AdvancedAnnual report
「At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on 12 May 2020, the company resolved to transfer all shares of Toraku Co., Ltd., its consolidated subsidiary, to MARUDAI FOOD CO.,LTD., and completed the transfer on 1 July 2020.」
Regarding the focus on selected areas and sale of non-core businesses, the company reports specific progress: it resolved to transfer all shares of Toraku, representing 100% voting rights ownership, and completed the transfer on 1 July 2020. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「During the period of this medium-term management plan, the company has made substantial progress in focusing on selected areas, including investing resources in core competencies and selling non-core businesses.」
The company explains that it has made progress in focusing on selected areas by investing resources in core competencies and selling non-core businesses. At the same time, it states that challenges remain in generating cash flow from the industrial chocolate business and expanding its functional product lineup. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「As the basic policies for reforms and strategy aimed at establishing a global presence and standing out worldwide, the company has identified ① “strengthening core competencies,” ② “growing the soybean business,” ③ “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses,” and ④ “reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards,” among others.」
The company continues to position the 4 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, functional high-value-added businesses, and cost reduction and global standardization as its basic policies for reforms and strategy. - FY2020-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「As the basic policies for reforms and strategy aimed at establishing a global presence and standing out worldwide, the company has identified ① “strengthening core competencies,” ② “growing the soybean business,” ③ “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses,” and ④ “reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards,” among others.」
The company continues to position the 4 growth and reform pillars as its basic policies for establishing a global presence. - FY2020-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The company has established “strengthening core competencies,” “growing the soybean business,” “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses,” and “reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards,” among others, as its policies.」
The company continues to position the 4 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, functional high-value-added businesses, and cost reduction and global standardization as the basic policies for reforms and strategy. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「As the basic policies for reforms and strategy aimed at establishing a global presence and standing out worldwide, the company has identified ① strengthening core competencies, ② growing the soybean business, ③ expanding functional, high-value-added businesses, and ④ reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards,」
The company continues to center its growth strategy on 4 pillars: core competencies, soybeans, functional high-value-added businesses, and cost reduction and global standardization. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「We pursued a growth strategy centered on strengthening our core competencies, growing our soybean business, developing high-value-added functional businesses, reducing costs, and aligning with global standards. We sought to capture major market changes and expand into growing markets and markets where we could leverage our strengths.」
The company continues to pursue 4 growth pillars, adding cost reduction and standardization to global standards to the previous 3 pillars. - FY2019-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The company advances a growth strategy centered on “strengthening core competencies,” “growing the soybean business,” “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses,” and “reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards,”」
The company continues to pursue 4 growth pillars, adding cost reduction and standardization to global standards to the previous 3 pillars. - FY2018RaisedAnnual report
「The medium-term management plan “Towards a Further Leap 2020” advances a growth strategy based on the following basic policies as a period for building an important foundation for a leap toward sustainable growth in an era also described as “Disruption”: “strengthening core competencies,” “growing the soybean business,” “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses,” and “reducing costs and standardizing operations to global standards.”」
The company expands the scope of its growth strategy from the previous 3 pillars by adding “cost reduction and standardization to global standards,” creating 4 basic policies. - FY2018-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「The Fuji Oil Group is pursuing a growth strategy centered on “strengthening core competencies,” “growth of the soy business,” and “development of high-value-added functional businesses” under the Medium-Term Management Plan “Towards a Further Leap 2020” (fiscal 2017 to fiscal 2020), expanding into growing markets and markets where it can leverage its strengths while responding to major changes in the market.」
The company continues to center its growth strategy on the 3 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, and functional high-value-added businesses under the medium-term management plan through fiscal 2020. - FY2018-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Against this backdrop, under the medium-term management plan Towards a Further Leap 2020 (fiscal 2017 to fiscal 2020), our group pursued a growth strategy centered on strengthening our core competencies, growing our soybean business, and developing high-value-added functional businesses. We sought to capture major market changes and expand into growing markets and markets where we could leverage our strengths.」
The company continues to center its growth strategy on the 3 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, and functional high-value-added businesses under the plan through fiscal 2020. - FY2018-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「The Fuji Oil Group is pursuing a growth strategy centered on “strengthening core competencies,” “growth of the soy business,” and “development of high-value-added functional businesses” under the Medium-Term Management Plan “Towards a Further Leap 2020” (fiscal 2017 to fiscal 2020)」
The company continues to center its growth strategy on the 3 pillars of core competencies, soybeans, and functional high-value-added businesses under the medium-term management plan through fiscal 2020. - FY2017First statedAnnual report
「To establish by 2020 the foundations needed to close this gap, we will advance a growth strategy centered on “strengthening core competencies,” “growing the soybean business” and “expanding functional, high-value-added businesses.”」
To close the gap with the desired position for 2030 by 2020, the company has established its existing core businesses, soybean business, and functional and high-value-added businesses as its 3 main pillars.