IBIDEN CO., LTD.

IBIDEN 2011
Corporate Brochure/CSR Information
Corporate Philosophy
CONTENTS
IBIDEN WAY
Our Motto
Integrity
Harmony
Positivity
We respect humanity and nature
Our Virtues
Harmony
with Nature
Respect for
Humanity
Pursuit of
“IBI-TECHNO”
Customers
First
Corporate Philosophy
Corporate Philosophy
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To Our Stakeholders
03
Consolidated Medium-Term Management Plan
04
IBIDEN’
s History
05
Business and Product
We respect humanity and nature
We create new values together with customers
We contribute to constant social advancement
Electronics Operation
07
Ceramics Operation
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Direct
Observation
Challenge
Housing Materials, Construction,
Teamwork
and Other Operations
Our Principles
Employee’s Code of Conduct
The power that has enabled IBIDEN
“to overcome many adversities with all our employees and to continue to exist,”and
“the wisdom and vitality that have achieved dramatic growth in recent years”—
these have persisted throughout IBIDEN’
s long history of nearly 100 years.
The systematization that carries this on, transcending borders,
is the“IBIDEN WAY.”
While respecting people and the global environment,
we create new value together with our customers. Further,
the hearts of our employees throughout the entire Group are united
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in our efforts to contribute to sustained development of society.
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CSR Information
The IBIDEN Group’s CSR Management 13
Internal Control
15
Human Resource Management 16
Environmental Management
17
Social Contribution
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Special Feature: The Power of Water and the IBIDEN Group
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Network
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Corporate Information
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To Our Stakeholders
Consolidated Medium-Term Management Plan
We will continue to work toward being a
company that moves forward consistently
and grows for the next 100 years.
We will implement“Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan”
and establish a business structure that achieves
sustainable growth as well as stable profitability.
The IBIDEN Group was established in 1912 as
At the IBIDEN Group, we continue to propose new value to our
Ibigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd. to promote the
customers based on IBI-TECHNO philosophy of“Creating new
local economy. Since its inception, we have
been growing and developing hand in hand
with the local community.
In the nearly 100 years of the Company’
s
history, the environment surrounding the Group
has changed drastically. Under a range of
circumstances, we have tirelessly mastered our
own innovative technologies and pursued
product development by answering the
needs of the time. Today, we conduct a
technology by fusing and combining our own innovative core
technologies.”
In accordance with“Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan”as our consolidated
medium-term management plan, we are making IBI-TECHNO evolve
yet further, establishing“IBIDEN innovative business model,”and
making efforts intended to further augment our competitive strengths.
In addition, by practicing management grounded in corporate social
responsibility, the Group intends to achieve a continuing existence and
to contribute to the development of society.
Three Pillars of Our Activities
global business focused on electronics and
ceramics and contribute to the creation of an
affluent society.
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As we approach our 100th anniversary in 2012,
• We will strengthen technology to ensure product quality, conserve energy and resources,
and rebuild the production capabilities.
consolidated medium-term management plan,
strengthening our business base, we will
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continue to move forward consistently and
international communities.
President & CEO
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Cultivate our new third business after electronics
and ceramics
• We will move forward with new product development projects
grow for the next 100 years, striving to be a
company that is trusted by both the local and
•W
e will seek to strengthen customer support capabilities and further increase customer
satisfaction through an integrated operation of production, marketing and technology.
our Group is focusing on completing the
the Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan. By further
Strengthen and rebuild our core business competitiveness
and work toward the early launch of a new business.
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Implement CSR management
• We will make groupwide efforts to improve
management reliability and transparency.
Strengthen and
rebuild our core business
competitiveness
Cultivate our
new third business
after electronics
and ceramics
Implement CSR
management
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IBIDEN’
S History
IBIDEN The Technological Changes
1912−1970
1971−1990
Development as a materials-centered company
1991−2001
2002−2009
Corporate-restructuring phase
New business generation phase
Core-business nurturing phase
A corporate philosophy to innovate the company: Creating IBI-TECHNO
The pursuit of IBI-TECHNO
Entrenchment of IBI-TECHNO
1912
Power generation
technology
Fine Ceramics
Semiconductor Ceramics
Ferro-Silicon
Electric power
Ceramic Fiber
Substrate Holding Mat
Fine Ceramics
SiC-DPF
Graphite Specialty
Substrate Holding Mat
High-temperature
sintering technology
Circuit fabrication technology
Circuit design technology
Graphite Specialty
Plating technology
Printed Wiring Board
SiC-DPF
Carbide
Electric furnace
technology
Carbon
IC interconnect
technology
Printed wiring board
layering technology
Chemical synthesis
technology
100th anniversary of IBIDEN foundation
*1
COB
BVH Multi-layer Board
Plastic Package
Memory Module
Precision fabrication technology
Purification technology
Surface treatment technology
Electronics
*2
Multi-layered PWB
HDI (Build-up) Substrate
Flip-Chip Package
CSP (Chip Scale Package)
*3
E-BGA
SiP (System in Package)
S-BGA*4
Nitrolime
Toward the next 100 years
Ceramics
Ceramic Fiber
Fused Magnesium
Phosphate
2010−
Build-up technology
Microfabrication technology
Surface treatment technology
Environmental technology
Housing Materials
Melamine Decorative
Melamine Decorative Laminates
Decorative Laminates Products
Decorative Laminates
Products
*１ COB = Chip On Board *２ BVH = Blind Via Hole *３ E-BGA = Enhanced Ball Grid Array *４ S-BGA ＝ Simple Ball Grid Array
History
History
1912
1917
1919
Manufacture and sale of Carbon products
begun
1921
Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant begun
operation
1935
Manufacture of Nitrolime begun
1949
Aoyanagi Plant completed first electric
tunnel furnace for carbon sintering in
Japan
1958
1960
05
Ibigawa Electric Company found with a
capital of one million yen, at 8 Takaki-cho,
Akasaka-ku, Tokyo
Ogaki Plant opened, manufacture and
sale of Carbide begun
Manufacture of Graphite Specialty
1972
Manufacture of Printed Wiring Board
begun
1974
Manufacture of“IBI-Wool”Ceramic Fiber
begun
1982
70th anniversary; name changed to
IBIDEN CO., LTD.
1994
Received TPM Award
1998
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Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant
(1921-present)
Carbide
(1917-1991)
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2000
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2001
“Mechanical Manufacturing of Carbon
Electrodes for Films”received the 4th
Okochi Memorial Production Award
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Sale of IBI-BOARD melamine decorative
laminates
1969
1988
Manufacture of IC Package begun at
Gama Plant
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Printed Wiring Board
(1972-present)
Graphite Specialty
(1969-present)
Manufacture of IC Package begun at
Ogaki Plant
Manufacture of“Alumina Mat”supporters for
automobile exhaust gas catalytic converters begun
Received TPM Special Award
IBIDEN Philippines, Inc. established for IC
Package in the Philippines
World’
s first commercial application of SiCDPF (SiC diesel particulate filter) in automobiles
Volume production of SiC-DPF begun at
Ogaki-kita Plant
IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd. established for
manufacture of PWB (Printed Wiring Board) in China
IBIDEN Hungary Kft. established for
manufacture of SiC-DPF in Hungary
2007
Ogaki Central Plant opened as the base of
development and mass production of electronics
2010
Ceramic Fiber
(1974-present)
IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S. established for
manufacture of SiC-DPF in France
2004
2009
Fine Ceramics
(1987-present)
IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. established for
manufacture of PWB (Printed Wiring Board) in Malaysia
Godo Plant opened as the base of mass
production of Graphite Specialty
IC Package
(1988-present)
SiC-DPF
(1999-present)
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Business and Product
Electronics Operation
Pursuing greater value and enhanced functionality through collaboration with our
customers, and quickly providing a new generation of high-value added products.
Mobile Device Components
Mobile Device Components are Printed Wiring Board (PWB) and small & thin IC Package Substrate achieving
further functionalization and higher density by means of IBIDEN’
s unique technologies. These products are
PC Components
used today around the world in a wide variety of electronic devices, including smartphones, mobile devices,
We mainly provide IC Package Substrate mounted with the latest flip chips, used in products such as MPUs
digital cameras, video-gaming consoles and mobile audio players.
and chip sets of computers and products designed for gaming machines. Furthermore, we collaborate with
our business partner semiconductor manufacturers from the stage of their next generation development and
beyond, offering high quality, high reliability products and technologies in a timely manner.
● Printed Wiring Board (PWB)
● Features of FVSS and the e-Flex Substrate
Free Via Stacked Up Structure (FVSS) enables free circuit design and highdensity wiring, allowing electronic components to be mounted efficiently.
IC Chip
Furthermore, the e-Flex substrate realizes space saving by combining FVSS and
a bendable flex substrate to eliminate the use of a connector for connecting
substrates. IBIDEN's innovative PWBs equipped with these superior features are
used for the latest smartphones.
(Free Via Stacked up Structure)
Package
Substrate
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IC chip
Flip-chip mounting
● Roles of IC Package Substrate
Nanometer wiring on IC chip does not directly interconnect with micrometer wiring
on PWB (Printed Wiring Board). An IC package (a board with various electronic
components mounted) makes it possible to bridge the nano- and micron-world as
well as to protect IC chip from external dirt and humidity. IC package substrates are
important components that function together with IC chip, and IBIDEN continually
builds added value together with the improvement in IC chip technology.
● High-Performance IC Package Substrate
● Small & Thin IC Package Substrate
● Roles of FCCSP Substrate
This product is important components for connecting IC chips, which serve as the
brain of a smartphone, to PWB (Printed Wiring Board). IBIDEN provides thin, high-
density substrate that can be mounted with the latest flip chip (FC) to support a
smartphone's various functions.
IC Package Substrate for desktop PC
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IC Package Substrate for mobile PC
Build up FCCSP Substrate
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Business and Product
Ceramics Operation
Based on our experience in ceramics technology, we provide the products that
can satisfy our customers and contribute to the environment.
Automotive Components
Semiconductor and Heat Resistance Components
Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF), which can trap 99% or more of the black smoke emitted by diesel engines (※),
● Graphite Specialty
have grown as a standard component of the industry due to their performance and reliability. In the category of
Substrate Holding Mat (MAT), we also provide products that meet market trends, achieving a high reputation and
share in the market. We will continue to develop high-performance products and to reduce damage to the
environment for the next generation. (※The Company's estimate)
Made with the excellent properties of high strength, high purity and highly durability, our graphite products
are contributing to the growth of leading-edge industries of every type including high-grade materials for
semiconductor manufacturing equipment, electrode materials for electric-discharge machining use, materials
for solar cell manufacturing equipment, and more.
Substrate Holding Mat (MAT)
Products for compound Semiconductors
Electrodes for electric discharge machining EDX-7
● Ceramic Fiber
Graphite products for silicon
mono crystalline ingot pulling materials
Offering excellent heat resistance and insulating performance, this is
available as both material and formed products, and is widely used in
industrial products such as sintered bodies and fuel cells.
SiC-DPF
ITS Series Molded Products
IBI-WOOL-E
● Fine Ceramics
These products find use in semiconductor manufacturing equipment
● The mechanism of DPF
and other fields demanding resistance to corrosion and high precision.
(1) As shown in the figure, the ends of alternate filter channels are plugged and the
Particulate Matter (PM, most of which is black smoke and soot) in the exhaust gas is
trapped as it is forced through the filter wall.
(2) The PM accumulated inside the filter is periodically burned away by hightemperature exhaust heat.
● Advantage of using silicon carbide
The advantages of using silicon carbide (SiC) are (1) high heat resistance and (2) good
thermal conductivity. DPFs, however, are designed to burn the filtered PM using fuel, which can affect fuel economy. For this
reason, the number of burnings must be reduced by trapping as much PM as possible and burning it all off at once. SiC offers high
heat resistance, and conducts heat quickly throughout the entire filter, which is effective when burning off accumulated PM.
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Sliding Components
Components for Semiconductors
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Business and Product
Business and Product
Together with the manufacture and sales of interior-use decorative laminates that are
We have various lines of business to answer the changing
equipment and construction materials offering a complete
medical software, and the sale and rental of nursing care
Housing Materials Operation
Other Operations
used in a wide variety of fields, we are involved in procuring and supplying residential
array of products for creating home for living.
needs of society including the development and sale of
products and vehicles for social welfare.
Development and production of
dehydrated food
Development and sale of medical software
IBI TICO: Cabinet doors with high pressure
laminates
IBI-BOARD: High pressure
laminates
IBI-POLY: Nonstyrene Polyester
resin coated Board
House of BinO“M”(top) and
interior decorating (bottom)
Sale and rental of nursing care products
and welfare vehicles
Production and sale of resin product
T opics
“GREENY GIFU,”a Next-Generation New Energy/
Energy-Saving Model House
Business and Product
Construction Operation
“GREENY GIFU”is a next-generation, eco-friendly house called“energy-plus-house.”It produces energy greater than
the energy consumed by wisely using electricity generated at home through the use of sunlight, wind power and
fuel batteries. IBIKEN Co., Ltd. of the IBIDEN Group strives actively to reduce energy consumption and CO 2
emissions in the residential sector through energy conservation and the use of new energy in houses. The nextgeneration, eco-friendly house is operated as a project commissioned by Gifu Prefecture's ongoing Next-Generation
New Energy/Energy-Saving House Promotion Project.
We are rolling out our own innovative operations that achieve
a fusion of slope protection construction and landscape
gardening, under the guiding concepts of“disaster-prevention,”
Energy creation
“environmental protection”and“city redevelopment.”
Solar power system　“GREENY GIFU”model house
GT Frame
(Slope protection construction)
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Wall greenification system
(photo: Kasumigaseki Building)
Landscape architecture
(photo: Tokyo Midtown)
A system that transforms
sunlight into electricity
Energy saving
Energy storage
Openings with high insulation efficiency　Storage battery　Reduction of the influence on room
temperatures by using insulating blinds and
vacuum-insulated glass
Fuel battery (ENE FARM)
A residential co-generation system
that uses waste heat that occurs
during electricity generation
High-capacity lithium-ion battery for storing
electricity generated by natural energy
Wind power generation　High-performance wind power
generation that can be operated
even at low wind speed
Energy Management
Home Energy Management System (HEMS)
An energy management system designed to grasp
and control the status of electric generation and
power consumption
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CSR Information
The IBIDEN Group’
s CSR Management
In order to implement CSR management under our corporate philosophy, the“IBIDEN WAY,”
we have revised the IBIDEN Group Charter of Behavior to reflect our role as a global
corporation as well as requests from our stakeholders. To achieve the goals for the entire
Group, we will promote activities to put medium-term targets into practice.
Dialogue and Cooperation
with Stakeholders
The Group builds a trustworthy relationship with
all stakeholders through communications in order
Charter of Behavior
Medium-term targets
（Goals for the Group）
Action Plan
to ensure sustainable development in the future.
IBIDEN Group Charter of Behavior
Community risk communication
Article1: Compliance with laws, regulations, and ethics
Article 4: Management based on global standards
We comply with laws, regulations and ethical requirements of
We manage our group based on global standards. We respect
the countries and regions where its business operations are
human rights and other international norms of behavior. Also,
based. We work against corruption in all its forms, and carry
we respect culture and customs in each country or region
out open and fair corporate activities with the intention of
concerned when carrying out our corporate activity.
becoming a company that enjoys the confidence of the
Article 5: Harmony with nature
international community. We also protect and properly manage
personal and customer data and other types of information.
Article 2: Development together with stakeholders
We harmonize with nature in all areas of our corporate
activities. We manage to develop technologies to achieve
good balance between the environment and business, and we
We develop together with our stakeholders, so we enhance
provide environmentally friendly products and services by
the transparency of management and build a trustworthy
promoting energy and resource conservation activities.
relationship through communication. We also actively engage
Article 6: Attractive and vibrant company
in community-based activities that contribute to society as a
good corporate citizen.
We aim to become an attractive and vibrant company on the
basis of fair, equitable and result oriented employee
Article 3: Providing customer delight
evaluation personnel system. We aim to have a safe and
We provide customer delight, so we have a good
comfortable working environment. We create a rewarding
understanding of social trends, future needs and develop. We
corporate culture that the employee can respect for each
provide safe and secure products and services to maximize
diversity, and fully exercise their skills and abilities.
our customer's satisfaction by growing IBI-Techno.
CSR Policy
External Corporate Evaluation
IBIDEN received recognition from a socially
responsible investment (SRI) evaluation
organization for not only its business performance
and financial status but also its environmental and
social efforts; it has been selected for inclusion
in global stock indexes such as the Dow Jones
Sustainability World Index and Morningstar's
SRI Index. Furthermore, IBIDEN was selected
for the bronze class in the CSR rating by SAM
(Sustainable Asset Management), a representative
SRI evaluation company, in fiscal year 2010 (as of
June 2011).
Publication of CSR Information
We aim to enhance our corporate value
・By raising awareness of the need for IBIDEN to act responsibly and honestly in the interest of sustainable operations
The Group's CSR Report is published on our
・By working in partnership with all of our stakeholders
We will update detailed environmental and
・By fulfilling our responsibilities in a well-balanced manner from an economic, environmental and social standpoint
Shareholders/
Investors
Human Resource
Management
Internal Control
Environmental
Management
Social
Contribution
website.
social information in an appropriate manner.
Employees
Customers
Safety training session for suppliers
Suppliers
Local
communities
Global environment
Building a trustworthy relationship with all our stakeholders.
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CSR Information
CSR Information
IBIDEN recognizes that corporate governance is a critical management task for the realization
of enhanced corporate values through sustainable growth. We make group-wide efforts with
the goal of earning and maintaining the trust of our stakeholders. While promoting efforts to
enhance internal control functions and increase management transparency, we take proactive
steps to bolster compliance with laws and corporate ethics as well as risk management for
dealing with the continually changing business environment.
In an effort to provide an attractive, vibrant working environment, we create a rewarding corporate
culture for employees by implementing group-wide human resource management. Our focus is
on realizing a personnel system that ensures fair evaluation as well as a safe, worker-friendly
environment. We are making a number of efforts—such as improving corporate systems and culture,
ensuring the harmony between occupational health and safety and business operations, and managing
employee health—to achieve a working environment that allows diverse human resources to work
positively and vigorously, while promoting the employment and development of human resources that
support our business growth on the global level.
Internal Control
Human Resource Management
Compliance
By achieving thoroughgoing commitment to“compliance with domestic and international laws, our articles
of incorporation, internal regulations and corporate ethics”and through open and fair corporate activities,
we aim to be a company on which international society can rely.
Employment and Development of Global
Human Resources
To ensure business growth at the global level, it is vital to employ and develop
global human resources so that our employees can overcome cultural and language
barriers and play active roles in the world. IBIDEN provides practical training programs
in our carrier-based educational systems for each tier, with the aim of supporting the
development of employees who can demonstrate their abilities at the global level.
Language training
Creation of a Working Environment That
Supports Active and Diverse Human Resources
We have established the IBIDEN Standards for
Employee Behavior, which serve as compliance
guidelines for officers and employees
CSR Workshop program is conducted to
deepen employees' understanding of
compliance through discussion
IBIDEN strives to realize personnel systems as well as a working
environment and culture that allow a wide variety of employees to
demonstrate their unique abilities and work positively and vigorously.
Educational training for female employees
Whistleblowing System
The IBIDEN Group has established a compliance consultation service that enables any employee to report
Occupational Health and Safety
problem with compliance in daily operations.
IBIDEN has in place a basic policy to minimize hazards to the lives of all
problems directly to his or her division, attorneys, or a third-party organization if an employee notices a
people involved in business operations as well as negative influences on
Risk Management
their health through occupational health and safety programs that are
built by every employee. In this way, the Company aims to achieve harmony
The IBIDEN Group undertakes risk management activities so that we may continue to reliably conduct our
between occupational health and safety and business operations.
business operations.
Companywide zero accident committee
Managing Employee Health with the Health
100 Plan
Action Plan
1. We devote efforts to maintaining the safety and
health of employees and business partners and to
conserving operating resources.
To create a working environment that
2. We conduct ourselves so as not to impinge upon
the safety, health, or profits of our shareholders,
customers, and local and international society.
3. In cases where risk is manifested, we work to
achieve prompt response and recovery through
responsible action
4. We reflect social demands related to risk in our
risk management.
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allows employees to work positively
and vigorously, since fiscal year 2008 IBIDEN
has been implementing a program
called the Health 1 0 0 Plan to improve
Twice a year, we hold the Risk Management and
Compliance Companywide Promotion
Committee meeting, with our president as
the chairperson
employees' health.
Employees’anti-smoking support campaign,
the“Anti-Smoking Rally”
Health check-up activities at workplaces
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CSR Information
CSR Information
Environmental Management
Social Contribution
We conduct the environmental load reduction activity with all concerned people under
IBIDEN WAY, aim "Harmony with nature" by reducing negative effect on global environment
generated in our business operation, and fulfill the role as enduring company. We will
contribute not only to social advancement efficiently by using clean energy effectively and
eliminating the waste of resources and energy thoroughly, but also to environmental
protection by offering technologies and products designed to reduce the environmental load.
Effective Utilization of Clean Energy
We aim to contribute to local communities by taking advantage of our unique corporate characteristics,
including our capacity to improve living environments and to offer opportunities for personal
development. We take part in and support groups involved in activities of this nature. We also
undertake our own community projects across the globe, tailoring them to local cultures and customs,
and earning the trust of the international community. With “Protecting the global environment”
“Fostering the next generation”“Contribution to social welfare and local communities”and“Disaster
relief activities”as the pillars of our activities, we support volunteer activities in which our employees
participate voluntarily through our volunteer encouragement program.
Protecting the Global Environment
Planting activities worldwide
Hydroelectric power
Three hydraulic power plants are working
in the upstream section of the Ibigawa River
A co-generation system
Five co-generation systems operate at
our plants
Each month, we hold the
The IBIDEN Group's environmental performance
camp), at which members from
300
Gasshuku (strategy adjustment
all divisions of the Company
take part in both aspects
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250
100
94
213
of design and operation to
200
conservation.
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promote measures for energy
CO2 emissions
Unit load per sales
(Indices with FY2008 as 100)
(kt-CO2)
177
120 15,000
90
196
156
80
40
50
20
9,000
（Index）
120
100
12,000
100
88
77
9,006 9,018
7,483
6,756
7,746
6,000
2007 2008 2009 2010（FY）
（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises）
CO2 emissions and unit load per sales
Aiming for a Resource Recycling Society
0
IBIDEN implements afforestation and tree planting
activities in the Philippines, China and Hungary
We carry out cleanup activities around workplaces
in Japan and overseas
Fostering the Next Generation
Disaster Relief Activities
We invite children to take a tour of our hydraulic power
plant, so that we can discuss with them the importance
of nature and energy, including hydroelectric power
On behalf of the entire IBIDEN Group, we sent
donations and relief supplies to the impacted areas
IBIDEN tour
The Great East Japan Earthquake support
80
60
40
3,000
0
2006
Water withdrawal amount
Water withdrawal rate
(Indices with FY2008 as 100)
60
100
0
（km3）
（Index）
100
ダミー
Solar power generation at Ogaki Central Plant
Rated power output is 600 kWh with use
of 3,234 solar cell panels
Promoting Energy Conservation
Actions for a cleaner community
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2006
0
2007 2008 2009 2010（FY）
（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises)
Water withdrawal Amount and Water
withdrawal Rate
For resource recycling, we promote the so-called 3R activity, which consists of initiatives to reduce, reuse and recycle
the resources we consume. In doing so, we strive to improve the resources efficiency, including materials and water.
Contribution to Social Welfare
and Local Communities
Jumangoku Festival
IBIDEN Cup youth soccer tournament
We participate in the“Corporate Portable Shrine”at the
Jumangoku Festival held every year in the city of Ogaki
We annually hold a youth soccer tournament on
Health Sports Day for local revitalization
Appropriate Chemical Control
We set up the Chemical Control Committee
as an internal organization, encouraging
collaboration with our business partners in line
with the Green Procurement Guidelines and
establishing a system to swiftly identify and
respond to social requirements.
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Issuance of Green Procurement
Guidelines
Briefing sessions for suppliers
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CSR Information
Special Feature: The Power of Water and the IBIDEN Group
The IBIDEN Group can trace its history back to a program aimed at building a hydraulic
power plant upstream on the Ibigawa River to supply hydroelectric power and attract
industry, and thereby to help revitalize the nearby city of Ogaki. The Group was first
established under the name Ibigawa Electric Company Co., Ltd. in 1912; over time, it began
to use electricity to evolve into an electrochemical company.
Forest Building Activities:“IBIDEN’
s Forest”
Business Using Clean Energy
area of 40 hectares in the town of Ibigawa. Together with the local public, employees and their family members,
In fiscal year 2008, we embarked on a forest building initiative as part of our global environmental protection
activities. This activity takes place chiefly in Higashi-Yokoyama, the place where IBIDEN was founded, and
where the Company operates its initial hydroelectric power generation business. Over the next 10 years, we will be
planting trees, thinning the forests and conducting improvement cutting in the district, with an approximate total
we will continue to carry out sustainability activities aimed at maintaining harmony with nature.
The IBIDEN Group owns three hydroelectric power plants—in Higashi-Yokoyama, Hirose and Kawakami—in
● Providing the Experience of Environmental Protection
the upstream section of the Ibigawa River in Gifu Prefecture. Hydraulic power generation uses the potential
energy of water to create energy without global warming gas emissions including CO2. Over nearly a century
In addition to engaging in reforestation projects to stop global
warming, IBIDEN also provides a place where employees, their
since our foundation, we have been supplying this clean energy to support our operations.
● Hydraulic Power Plant That Supports the IBIDEN
Group (25,700 kW in Total)
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IBIDEN systematically renews the water supply tunnels and the
families and local residents can experience forest building.
Toyama
power generation systems to continually upgrade maximal power
generation capacity and enhance efficiency.
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Ishikawa
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Nagano
Fukui
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Ibi Prefectural
Natural Park
Gifu
Tokuyama
Dam
A scene of the 2nd tree planting activity
Ibigawa River
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Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant
Power output: 13,600kW
Shiga
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Aichi
Mie
Kawakami
Power Plant
Hirose
Power Plant
Sakauchi River
Kawakami Power Plant
Power output: 4,100kW
Hirose Power Plant
Power output: 8,000kW
Trend in electric power use
(1000MWh)
600
500
● Electricity Self-Sufficiency Rate of the IBIDEN Group
With our private power generation activities centered on the
hydroelectric power generation and co-generation systems, our
400
Private generated
electricity with
co-generation
systems
260
146
200
116
all electricity is purchased.
100
114
109
2006
2007
0
Higashi Yokoyama
Power Plant
303
The hydroelectric power is
supplied to each of IBIDEN’
s Plants
303
Site preparation for
planting project
IBIDEN’
s Forest HigashiYokoyama
Land area：4.31ha
94
152
2008
● Offering a Place for Interaction with Employees,
Their Families and the Local Community
97
300
122
Purchased
electricity
IBIDEN’
s Forest Fujihashi
Land area：37ha
186
226
electricity self-sufficiency rate was 60% in fiscal year 2010. This is a reduction
of approximately 97 kt of CO2 compared to a hypothetical case in which
19
Private generated
electricity with
hydroelectric
generation systems
Site preparation for
silvicultural project
417
108
119
163
172
2009
2010
（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises）
In collaboration with the local authorities, its residents,
and nonprofit organizations (NPOs), we undertake
projects ranging from tree planting activities, the
maintenance of walking trails in planted areas and nature
walks to community exchange using the forests and local
cultures in the community of the Ibigawa River.
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Network
Group Companies：Domestic
Training Center & Head Office
Base
Ogaki Plant
Ogaki Central Plant
Gifu
Energy Control Division
(hydraulic power plant)
Ogaki-Kita Plant
Godo Plant
Training Center & Head Office
Ogaki Plant
Ogaki Central Plant
Aoyanagi Plant
Gama Plant
2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8604, Japan
Tel: 0584-81-3111
Established: December, 1917
Aoyanagi Plant
300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8503, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-3312
Established: November, 1943
Land area: 98,777㎡
Products: Printed Wiring Board, Graphite
Specialty, Melamine Decorative
Laminates
905, Kido-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0973, Japan
Tel: 0584-81-3102
Established: December, 1917
Land area: 77,098㎡
Products: IC Package
Gama Plant
3-200, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8559, Japan
Tel: 0584-81-4472
Established: August, 1939
Land area: 55,310㎡
Products: IC Package, Ceramic Fiber
100-1, Kasanui-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-0027, Japan
Tel: 0584-83-8620
Established: April, 2007
Land area: 113,059㎡
Products: IC Package
Godo Plant
Kinuura Plant
Ogaki-Kita Plant
300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-8503, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-2725
Manufacture and inspection of electronic substrates
● IBIDEN Greentec Co., Ltd.
3-55, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0021,
Japan
Tel: 0584-81-6111
Slope and garden construction, greenery planting, etc.
● IBIDEN Chemicals Co., Ltd.
Kowa Bldg. 4F, 5-18, Hayashi-machi, Ogaki,
Gifu 503-0015, Japan
Tel: 0584-81-8533
Manufacture and sales of industrial gases,
the related products and chemical goods,
as well as environmental business
● IBIKEN Co., Ltd.
1-60, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8561, Japan
Tel: 0584-74-3355
Sale of residential equipment, housing
materials, etc.
● IBIDEN Graphite Co., Ltd.
2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8604, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-6425
Machining and sales of Graphite Specialty
21
Kinuura Plant
1120-1, Suemori, Godo-cho, Anpachi-gun,
Gifu 503-2321, Japan
Tel: 0584-28-1150
Established: October, 2010
Land area: 68,334㎡
Products: Graphite Specialty
1-1, Kitagata, Ibigawa-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu
501-0695, Japan
Tel: 0585-22-1111
Established: April, 1989
Land area: 104,000㎡
Products: SiC-DPF, Graphite Specialty,
Fine Ceramics products
5-1-7, Shinden-cho, Takahama, Aichi
444-1301, Japan
Tel: 0566-53-4111
Established: June, 1969
Land area: 142,214㎡
Products: Substrate Holding Mat,
Graphite Specialty, Foamed-resin
products
● IBIDEN Industries Co., Ltd.
● IBIDEN Bussan Co., Ltd.
● IBITECH Co., Ltd.
● IBIDEN Engineering Co., Ltd.
● IBIDEN CAREER TECHNO Corp.
Domestic Base
● IBIDEN Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.
1-197, Uchiwara, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0936, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-0777
Sale of petroleum products, mobile communications equipment, automobiles, etc.
● TAK Co., Ltd.
4-35-12, Kono, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0803, Japan
Tel: 0584-75-6501
Software development, network design
and construction
● IBIDEN Jushi Co., Ltd.
360, Shirotori, Ikeda-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu
503-2413, Japan
Tel: 0585-45-2405
Manufacture and sale of foamed-resin
products
Aichi
339, Arisato, Motosu, Gifu 501-0415,
Japan
Tel: 058-324-1151
Development and processing of agricultural and marine products
1122, Rokusya, Kido-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-0973, Japan
Tel: 0584-75-2300
Environmental measurement and analysis,
design and installation of mechanical
facilities
300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-8503, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-6212
Design, manufacture and installation of
printed circuit boards
5-65-1, Gakuden-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-0008, Japan
Tel: 0584-75-1344
Temporary staffing services and contract
manufacturing
Energy Control Division
Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant
Electric power supply inception:
June, 1921
Power output: 25,700kW
(at each of the Higashi-Yokoyama, Hirose,
and Kawakami power plants)
● IBIDEN KENSO Co., Ltd.
300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu
503-8503, Japan
Tel: 0584-89-0552
Manufacture and sale of housing materials
● TIBC Co., Ltd.*
8, Chaya, Kyowa-cho, Obu, Aichi
474-8601, Japan
Tel: 0562-48-7732
Manufacture of Package substrates
*Equity-method subsidiary
22
Network
Group Companies：Global
Base
Europe
North
America
IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S.
IBIDEN U.S.A. R&D Inc.
2
Production of DPF
7
1
5
4
6
3
IBIDEN Hungary Kft.
1
8
7
3
2
5
IBIDEN CO., LTD.
2
4 6
10
12
11 13
9
5
1
7
9 6
10
3 8
4
Research of Electronics and Ceramics
❶ IBIDEN International Inc.
8
1701 Golf Road, Continental Tower 1 Suite 1108,
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-847-593-3100
❷ IBIDEN U.S.A. Corp. (Head Office)
710 Lakeway Drive, #185 Sunnyvale,
CA 94085, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-408-991-9801
Electronic Substrate
Ceramic
Production of DPF
❶ IBIDEN European Holdings B.V.
Polarisavenue 85f 2132 JH Hoofddorp,
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-23-554-3180
❶ IBIDEN Europe B.V.
Polarisavenue 85f 2132 JH Hoofddorp,
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-23-554-3180
Branch：❷ Finnish
Kaisaniemenkatu 1ba 72, 00100
Helsinki, Finland
Tel: +358-9-6812-620
IBIDEN Hungary Kft.
2336 Dunavarsany, Ipari Park, Neumann
Janos u.1, Hungary
Tel: +36-24-501-300
3
Offices：❷ Sunnyvale ❸ Boston
Sales and Others
4 IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S.
24, Route de Joigny 45320 Courtenay, France
Tel: +33-2-3897-2650
33 Turnpike Road, Ipswich, MA 01938, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-978-356-2966
❺ IBIDEN France S.A.S.
❾ IBIDEN U.S.A. R&D Inc.
19, Rue du General Foy 75008 Paris, France
Tel: +33-1-4401-7025
970 Knox St. Suite A, Torrance, CA 90502, U.S.A.
Tel: +1-310-768-0519
❻ IBIDEN Deutschland GmbH
IBIDEN Canada Inc
Loeffelstrasse 44, D-70597 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel: +49-711-4691-8600
60 Renfrew Dr. # 320, Markham, ON L3R 0E1,
Canada
Tel: +1-905-604-3103
❼ IBIDEN UK Ltd.
Level 7, Westgate House Hanger Lane,
Ealing, W5 1YY, UK
Tel: +44-208-799-0353
❽ IBIDEN CO., LTD.
Greece Research Laboratory
Asia
IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
IBIDEN Philippines, Inc.
15#, Rongchang East Street, BDA, Beijing
100176, P.R.C.
Tel: +86-10-6788-2288
❷　IBIDEN Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd
1/FA., Building B, No. 368 Delin
Road, Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone,
Pudong, Shanghai, P.R.C.
Tel: +86-21-5046-5200
Offices：❸ Chengdu　❹ Shenzhen
5 IBIDEN Electronics Technology
(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Room 712-717 Qiye Guanchang, No. 228
Mei Yuan road, Shanghai, P.R.C.
Tel: +86-21-6381-2277
Production of Printed Wiring Board
23
❺ Detroit ❼ Portland
8 Micro Mech, Inc.
1 IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
❹ Dallas
❻ Phoenix
Production of Printed Wiring Board
Production of IC Package
❻ IBIDEN Taiwan Co., Ltd.
Room A5 , 4F-1, No.6, Siwei 3rd Rd., Lingya
District, Kaohsiung City 802 Taiwan, R.O.C.
Tel: +886-7-535-7711
❼ IBIDEN Korea Co., Ltd.
#1314, Hi Brand Bldg, 13F, 215, Yangiae-Dong,
Seocho-gu, Seoul, 137-924, Korea
Tel: +82-2-2155-3400
❽■ IBIDEN Philippines, Inc.
First Philippine Industrial Park Brgy.
Sta. Anastacia, Sto. Tomas, Batangas, Philippines
Tel: +63-43-405-5250
❾ IBIDEN Singapore Pte. Ltd.
31 Kaki Bukit Road 3
#06-22 Techlink Singapore 417818
Tel: +65-6296-0096
Branch： India
Ground Floor, Nitesh
Timesquare # 8 M G Road,
Bangalore-560001, India
Tel:+91-80-2558 9600/2558 9700
IBIDEN (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
2722, Lorong Jelawat 2
Kawasan Perusahaan Seberang Jaya
13700 Prai, Penang. Malaysia
Tel: +60-4-392-8888
Office： Vietnam
IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
No. 1049, Jalan Perindustrian Bukit Minyak 8,
Kawasan Perindustrian Bukit Minyak
14100 Simpang Ampat, Penang, Malaysia
Tel: +60-4-504-9999
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Corporate Information（As of March 31, 2011）
Company Outline
Board of Directors/Organization
Trade name:
IBIDEN CO., LTD
Office and Plants
Established:
November 25, 1912
Head office: 2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu 503-8604, Japan
Capital:
¥64,152 million
Tel: 0584-81-3111
Representative Director Yoshifumi Iwata
Representative:
Hiroki Takenaka,
Branches:
Tokyo, Osaka
Representative Director Hiroki Takenaka
President & CEO
Plants:
Gifu Prefecture (Ogaki, Ogaki Central, Aoyanagi, Gama,
Ogaki-Kita, Godo);
Representative Director Mafumi Kunishima
Number of employees: Consolidated 13,051
Non-consolidated 3,226 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Aichi Prefecture (Kinuura);
Tokyo Research Laboratory
Products
400
80
300
274.2
304.9
60
200
40
100
20
0
06
07
08
09
10（FY）
Net income
0
48.3
07
08
09
Director
Sotaro Ito
Director (Outsider)
Yoshitoshi Toyoda
Director (Outsider)
Toshio Yonezawa
Ordinary income
Manufacturing Management Division
Purchasing Division
Energy & Environment
Operation
Environment & Safety Division
Environment Technology Division
Energy Control Division
Ogaki Plant
68.9
（billion yen）
100
80
67.2
33.8
10.5
06
07
73.6
60
08
21.2
09
Standing Auditor
67.5
40
33.5
19.4
20
10（FY）
0
Aoyanagi Plant
AUDITORS
Gama Plant
Standing Auditor Koji Hosoda
Auditor (Outsider)
Tadao Kuribayashi
Auditor (Outsider)
Yasuhiro Kumagai
07
08
09
10（FY）
Electronics 60.7%
PKG Development Division
Electronic Development Division
Ceramic Development Division
New Product Development Division
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board Yoshifumi Iwata
President & CEO Production Engineering
Operation
Facility Design Division
Production Engineering Division
Facility Development Division
Package Operation
Hiroki Takenaka
Unit Planning Division
Business Administration Division
Quality Assurance Division
Executive Vice President Mafumi Kunishima
Unit 1
Engineering Unit
Unit 2
Unit 3
Executive Managing Officer Yoshio Hirabayashi
New Facility Project
CSP Operation
Business Administration Division
Development Division
Senior Managing Officer Toshiaki Matsuo
Ceramics 22.6%
IBIDEN takes steps to disclose information at appropriate
times to shareholders and investors in a fair, accurate,
and easy-to-understand manner. Pursuant to the Timely
Disclosure Rule of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, our information
disclosure standards require the disclosure of information
relevant to our operations, scope of business, and assets
that could significantly affect investment judgments, as
well as any changes or suspension of important corporate
information that has already been published. Our policy is
to disclose such information proactively and fairly. We will
also disclose corporate information that could significantly
influence investment judgments even if the Timely
Disclosure Rule does not apply, as accurately, promptly and
appropriately as possible.
R&D Operation
Executive Vice President Hironobu Kodaka
Housing
Materials 6.4%
Disclosure of Financial Information
Godo Plant
Kinuura Plant
Process Development Division
3.4
06
Ogaki-Kita Plant
Yutaka Kawase
Senior Managing Officer Keiichi Sakashita
Senior Managing Officer Takayuki Takagi
Website for shareholders and investors
http://www.ibiden.com/ir/index.html
Manufacturing Division
Engineering Division
PWB Operation
Business Management Division
Managing Officer Koji Kawashima
Managing Officer
Sotaro Ito
Managing Officer
Katsumi Sagisaka
Managing Officer
Yoshiyuki Iwata
Managing Officer
Takeshi Aoki
Managing Officer
Yoichi Kuwayama
Managing Officer
Masahiko Ikuta
Managing Officer
Tsuyoshi Nishida
Planning Division
Business Administration Division
Engineering Division
Senior Managing Officer Shigeyasu Kurita
Quality Assurance Division
Production Management Division
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
DPF Operation
Heavy Duty & DPF Sales & Marketing Division
Business Management Division
Sales & Marketing Division
Design Division
Production Engineering Division
Quality Assurance Division
Production Management Division
Manufacturing Division
European Enterprise Division
AFP Operation
Unit Planning Division
Manufacturing Division
FGM Operation
Business Planning Division
Sales & Marketing Division
Manufacturing Division
Top page of IR website
（As of June 22, 2011）
25
Quality Management Division
Ogaki Central Plant
Executive Managing Officer Katsumi Mabuchi
10（FY）
General Affairs Division
Trading & Logistics Division
(8.7)
06
IPM Promotion Division
Koji Kawashima
Construction 3.9%
11.8
Strategic Manufacturing
Operation
Director
Other 6.4%
19.7
Human Resource Division
Consolidated subsidiaries: 39 (17 in Japan, 22 overseas)
Net sales composition by business segments
46.0
Katsumi Mabuchi
The 100th Anniversary Promotion Office
General Affairs & Human
Resource Operation
Number of Subsidiaries
（billion yen）
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Director
Domestic Enterprises Division
Manufacturing Planning Division
100
309.3
Yoshio Hirabayashi
Information System Division
Overseas Enterprises Division
Keiichi Sakashita
Operating income
413.5
Director Finance Division
Intellectual Property & Legal Affairs Division
Director
（billion yen）
398.6
Hironobu Kodaka
Office of the President
Graphite Specialty, Ceramic Fiber, Fine Ceramics
Change in Business Results
500
Director
Strategic Corporate
Planning Operation
Toshiaki Matsuo
Equity-method subsidiary: 1 (Japan)
（billion yen）
Audit Division
CSR Promotion Division
Director
IC Package, Printed Wiring Board, SiC-DPF, Substrate Holding Mat,
Net sales
Board of Directors
Board of Corporate Auditors
Tokyo Branch
Osaka Branch
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2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki City,
Gifu 503-8604, Japan
Tel: 0584-81-3111
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