FUJIFILM Group, publicly owned and headquartered in Japan, was founded in 1934 and employs approximately 72,260 individuals. The company reported $22.5B in revenue as of 2025. As a manufacturing entity, FUJIFILM Group provides products and services across multiple sectors, including Healthcare, encompassing Medical Systems, Bio-CDMO, and LS Solutions. Its Electronics division focuses on Semiconductor Materials, Display Materials, and Other Electronics Materials. Through its Business Innovation segment, it delivers Business Solutions, Office Solutions, and Graphic Communications. Additionally, the company operates in the Imaging sector, covering both Consumer Imaging and Professional Imaging.
On October 1, Fujifilm began operating Google Photos' print store across the US, managing fulfillment support and an expanded catalog that includes prints, books, canvas, and gifts. This co-branded integration, which builds on years of partnership, aims to provide higher quality output for users seeking physical copies of their digital memories. Separately on October 1, the company outlined its strategy to focus on commercial print and plates in the U.S. and Japan, a move contrasting with a global decline in print and plate markets since the shift from film-based to computer-to-plate (CTP) technology in the 1990s. Previously, on September 30, Fujifilm Dimatix introduced the Starfire PhaseMaster printhead. Designed for solid or hot melt inks, this new head expands on the capabilities of the Galaxy HotMelt printhead and integrates features from the Starfire family. Earlier on September 28, Fujifilm North America Corp. unveiled two Instax solutions: the Instax Pal 2 digital camera and the Instax Link Wide 2 smartphone printer, with the Pal 2 notably featuring an optical viewfinder and an Instax Animation shooting mode for flipbook-style animations.
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