ANNUAL REPORT2013
Fiscal year ended March 31, 2013

Company
Philosophy

On the basis of “Creativity” and “Research and Development,”
JEOL positively challenges the world’s highest technology,
thus forever contributing to the progress in both Science andHuman Society through its products.

Corporate History
Corporate History
Japan Electron Optics Laboratory Co., Ltd. establishedCompany name changed to JEOL Ltd.
JEOL listed on the Second Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
JEOLCO (USA) INC. established as the first overseas subsidiary

JEOL listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange“Tokyo Meeting,” first overseas marketing meeting, held

“JEOL 21,” corporate management vision for the 21st century, announced“BS EN ISO 9001” obtained
Launch of the JEOL Group website (http://www.jeol.co.jp)“JEOL SPIRIT-1” management vision announced on JEOL’s 50th anniversary
JEOL Group medium-term management plan, “Bright Plan 1000,” announced
New JEOL TECHNICS LTD. building completed
YAMAGATA CREATIVE CO., LTD. (YMCC) established, and the New Datum Hall completed
Obtained ISO 14001 certification for environmental management system
JEOL Group’s Environmental Statement announced
JEOL Group medium-term management plan, “Focus Plan 2006,” announced
YMCC Tendo Factory completed
Agreed to set up an industry-academia collaboration office with the University of Tokyo
New YMCC Tendo Factory building completed
JEOL Group medium-term management plan, “ACTION 60,” announced
New clean room in Building 3 completed
The third phase of construction work to enlarge YMCC completed

Product Development History
1949
1956
1961
1962

JEM-1 electron microscope completed
JEM-5G electron microscope first exported to the CEA Saclay Atomic Energy ResearchInstitute, France; JNM-1, Japan’s first nuclear magnetic resonance system, completed
JXA-3 X-ray microanalyzer completed

1963

JMS-01 double-focusing mass spectrometer completed; JLC-01 General-purpose
automatic recording fluid chromatograph completed

1966

JSM-1 scanning electron microscope completed; JEM-1000 1000kV ultrahigh voltage
electron microscope completed

1967
1968
1972
1974

JEBX-2A electron beam lithography system completed
JLC-5AH, world’s first fully automated amino acid analyzer, completed
JCA-1KM “Clinalyzer” automated biochemical analyzer completed

1976
1982
1983
1989
1991
1993
1995
1996
1999
2000
2001
2002

JAMP-3 auger microprobe and JESCA-2 photoelectron spectrometer diffraction systemcompleted
JEPAS-1000 electron beam measuring instrument completed
JIBL-100 focused ion beam instrument completed
JSTM-4000XV ultrahigh-vacuum scanning tunnel microscope completed
JEIP-900F high-density reactive ion plating system completed
High-speed next-generation automated biochemical analyzer “BioMajesty” completed

2003
2004
2005

Ion source for mass spectrometers “DART” completed

2007
2008

“BioMajesty series” automated biochemical analyzer won the “Technology Prize”
awarded by the Japan Society of Clinical ChemistryJCM-5000 “Neo Scope” won the “Tokyo Metropolitan Governor’s Award” in the Tokyo
Invention Exhibition held in 2008

The 60th anniversary of our foundation
JEOL DATUM LTD. and JEOL ACTIVE CO., LTD. absorbed

2009

JEOL BRASIL Instrumentos Cientificos Ltda. established2010

JEOL (BEIJING) CO., LTD. establishedJEOL FINETECH CO., LTD. and JEOL ENGINEERING CO., LTD. absorbed
JEOL Group medium-term management plan, “CHALLENGE 5,” announced
JEOL SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. absorbed
JEOL (RUS) LLC establishedJEOL INDIA PVT. LTD. establishedJEOL RESONANCE Inc. establishedJEOL Group medium-term management plan, “Dynamic Vision,” announced

The “Development of Scanning Electron Microscope Capable of Observing Cells in
Solution,” a joint development project with the National Institute of Advanced
Industrial Science and Technology, announced
JMS-T100GCV gas chromatography time-of-flight mass spectrometer completed
JEM-ARM200F atomic resolution analytical electron microscope completed
ClairScope JASM-6200 completed
JMS-S3000 SpiralTOF, matrix assisted laser desorption/Ionization time-of-flight mass
spectrometer, completed
InTouchScope JSM-6010LA completed

2011

JIB-4000 focused ion beam milling/imaging system completed

2012

New thermal field emission scanning electron microscope JSM-7100F completed
New desktop scanning electron microscope JCM-6000 “NeoScope™” completed
New 0.75-mm solid-state NMR probe completed
Zero boil-off magnet for NMR system completed

2013Consolidated Financial Highlights
JEOL Ltd. and consolidated subsidiaries, for the years ended March 31, 2013 and 2012

Millions of yen

Thousands of U.S. dollars(Note)

2013

2012

2013

For the year:
Net sales¥79,629¥ 83,192$ 846,219

Operating income (loss)

2,967(1,175)31,528

Income (loss) before income taxes and minority interests

1,766(4,692)

18,764

Net income (loss)

1,599(9,051)

16,986

Net income (loss)¥ 19.01¥(115.60)

Total equity

213.58181.94

2.27

Total assets¥98,534¥ 93,820$1,047,116

Total equity

19,831

14,388210,743

Per share data (in yen and U.S. dollars):$

0.20

At year-end:

Note: The U.S. dollar amounts have been translated from yen, for convenience only, at the rate of ¥94.1 to U.S.$1 (the approximate exchange rate on March 31, 2013).

Net sales

Operating income (loss)(Millions of yen)

Net income (loss)(Millions of yen)

84,77083,872

83,192
79,62975,274

Total equity(Millions of yen)

2,967
1,599

(Millions of yen)

25,75324,471
24,047
19,831

1,020

14,388508

276
53–1,175–2,794
09

10

11

12

13

09

10

11

12

–1,92813

09–9,051
10

11

12

13

09

10

11

12

13

n Contents
2 President’s Message

16 Consolidated Statement of Income

4 “Dynamic Vision,” the New Medium-Term
Management Plan

17 Consolidated Statement ofComprehensive Income

6 Research & Development

18 Consolidated Statement of Changes in
Equity7 Environmental Activities / CSR
8 Board of Directors, Corporate Auditors
and Corporate Officers
9 Consolidated Five-Year Summary
10 Consolidated Financial Analysis
14 Consolidated Balance Sheet

19 Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows
20 Notes to Consolidated Financial
Statements
33 Independent Auditors’ Report
34 Corporate Outline

1

Disclaimer Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
The information contained in this annual report isgiven for the sole purpose of providing information
regarding the business performance of JEOL Ltd.
during the fiscal year ended March 31, 2013, and is
not intended to solicit investment in any securities
issued by the Company. Any statements with respect
to JEOL’s current plans, strategies and forecasts areforward-looking statements based upon information
available as of March 31, 2013, and involve known
and unknown risks and uncertainties.
Actual events and results may differ materiallyfrom those anticipated in these statements.

President’s Message

Q

What is your assessment of
the Company’s performance forthe fiscal year ended March 31, 2013?
Looking at the Japanese economy during theconsolidated fiscal year under review, theanticipation of economic recovery was boosted
by a correction to the higher yen valuation anda subsequent rise in share prices resulting fromthe change of government at the end of the year.
Overall economic conditions remained tough,however, reflecting challenges faced at the
beginning and middle of the year including the
progressive deflationary trend and energy supply
problem in Japan, as well as the growing fear overthe European financial crisis and the slowdown
in China and other emerging countries inoverseas markets.
In these circumstances, the JEOL Group worked

Gon-emon Kurihara

hard to implement the prioritized strategies

President and Representative Director

defined in its medium-term management plan,“CHALLENGE 5” (FY 2010 to FY 2012) to enhance
its enterprise value and management base as well
as boost orders and sales.
Net sales for the consolidated fiscal year
under review were ¥79,629 million (down 4.3%
compared with ¥83,192 million in the previousyear). In terms of profit and loss, operating income
was ¥2,967 million (compared with an operating
loss of ¥1,175 million in the previous year),ordinary profit was ¥1,909 million (comparedwith an ordinary loss of ¥2,408 million in theprevious year), and net income was ¥1,599 million(compared with a net loss of ¥9,051 million in theprevious year).

2With respect to “CHALLENGE 5,” which wasby continuing to provide the world’s No. 1 high-launched amid the lingering effects of the Lehmanend scientific and measurement instruments andshock, we aggressively implemented five prioritized

optimal solutions on a global basis, based on thestrategies: (1) promotion of management structure

achievements of management structure reforms

reforms; (2) enhancement of R&D capabilities;

under “CHALLENGE 5.” The three new key “UP”

(3) strengthening of the solution business;strategies defined in the new medium-term(4) further penetration into emerging markets; andmanagement plan consist of (1) R&D Capability(5) further reinforcement of the supply chain. In

UP, (2) Manufacturing Power UP and (3) JEOL

this way, we succeeded in delivering some positive

Branding UP. In addition, under our new corporate

results despite an extremely challenging operating

message, “Solutions for Innovation,” we will

environment that included the yen’s sharp

dynamically promote our growth strategies asappreciation, the Great East Japan Earthquake,“Only One Company” in the true sense that canflooding in Thailand, and the European financial

meet diversified needs.

crisis, among other factors.
As a result, the JEOL Group achieved aQV-shaped earnings recovery in FY 2012 despite
the yen’s appreciation. Although initial financial
targets set out in “CHALLENGE 5” could not be

What are your views on return ofprofits to shareholders and dividends?

achieved due to the significant impact of dramatic

Our basic policy for profit distribution is to maintainchanges in the market environment, we are proud

stable dividends from a long-term perspectivethat we succeeded in establishing the foundations

based on our efforts to improve financial standingof a solid management base to deliver profits onand corporate structure.

a steady and sustainable basis even during the

For the fiscal year under review, in light of ourcurrent difficult operating environment.

business performance and financial condition, thefull-year dividend was ¥2 per share.

Q

By pursuing profit-oriented management, we will

Can you provide detail on the new
medium-term management plan,“Dynamic Vision?”continue to enhance our enterprise value andimprove our earnings base. We look forward to
your understanding on these matters.

THE JEOL Group formulated its new medium-term
management plan, “Dynamic Vision” (FY 2013 toFY 2015).
Under this plan, we aim to further enhance
profitability and strengthen our financial position

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New Medium-Term Management Plan

Dynamic Vision(FY 2013 to FY 2015)

Under the new medium-term management plan, “Dynamic
Vision,” we aim to further enhance profitability and strengthen
our financial position by continuing to provide the world’s No. 1
high-end scientific and measurement instruments and optimal
solutions on a global basis based on the achievements ofmanagement structure reforms under “CHALLENGE 5.”With the three new key “UP” strategies defined in the

new medium-term management plan consisting of (1) R&D
Capability UP, (2) Manufacturing Power UP and (3) JEOL
Branding UP, and the new corporate message, “Solutions
for Innovation,” we will dynamically promote our growthstrategies as truly the “Only One Company” that can meet
diversified needs.

n Corporate Message

Providing the solutions to support customer innovationn Solutions Provided by JEOL
Scientific andmeasurement
instruments that
contribute to cuttingedge research

Medical equipmentthat contributes tothe promptness andreliability of medical
testingIndustrial equipmentthat realizes highthroughput screening

Enhanced R&D
support andconsultations

Creating an installation environmentthat ensures thebest performance ofequipment

Establishment of the world’s
No. 1 service
network

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The three new key “UP” strategies

The three new key “UP” strategies make possible our growth as an enterpriseequipped with the world’s leading product lineup of high-end scientific andmeasurement instruments (enterprise value improvement strategy).

R&D Capability UP

Manufacturing Power UP

JEOL is highly acclaimed in the market for its
range of competitive, high-end equipmentwith unique characteristics. For example, weoffer the ARM200F, an atomic resolution
analytical electron microscope, and the
In TouchScopeTM, a touch panel scanningelectron microscope (SEM) with superior
operability. Our products also include the
NeoScopeTM, a desktop scanning electron
microscope (SEM), the world’s first nuclear
magnetic resonance (NMR) system with azero boil-off superconducting magnet that
operates on a minimum amount of liquid
helium, and the BioMajesty Series, anautomated biochemical analyzer for prompt
and reliable medical testing, and others.

By reinforcing our in-house production ofcore technology parts and original finely
tuned technology, we aim to boost our
manufacturing capability.
We will develop a system to manufacturehigh-quality products at lower cost byimplementing collaborative activities between
the development and design division and thematerials and procurement division.
We will also strive to cut indirect and logistics
costs by procuring parts by unit.
With these measures, we aim to reduceinventories.

We will accelerate this trend and continue torelease superior products that can compete
in the global market in the years ahead.

JEOL Branding UP[Enhancement of product branding]We will further enhance the JEOL brand in
the market by releasing “Only One” productswith unique characteristics in all businessfields. In addition, we will continue to supply
a wide range of products that offer not only
specialized functions such as resolution andthroughput but also sensory and emotional
value such as operability and design.
[Strengthening of the solution business]
By leveraging the strengths of a productlineup that boasts high-end scientific andmeasurement equipment unmatched aroundthe world, we will strengthen the linkage
between equipment. In this way, we aim
to further enhance the JEOL brand as anenterprise offering optimal solutions for every
research and testing challenge.
[Further penetration into emerging markets]
We will further strengthen our efforts toinvest management resources into fastgrowing emerging markets. In particular, by
reinforcing our service and support system,
we will strive to boost our presence inemerging markets.

For the fiscal year ending March 31, 2015 (FY 2015)
Consolidated net sales: ¥Ordinary profit: ¥97.0 billion

6.0 billion or more (ratio of ordinary profit to net sales: 6%)
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Research & Development

April 2012

JEOL launched the new desktop scanning electron microscope JCM-6000 “NeoScopeTM”
This is a touch panel controlled multifunctional desktop scanning electron microscope.
JEOL launched the world’s fastest and smallest solid state NMR probe (detector)
The world’s smallest 0.75-mm solid-state NMR probe is capable of high-resolution sample
analysis by spinning the sample at 110 kHz, the world’s fastest spinning speed for an NMR.

June 2012

JEOL obtained the “ISO/IEC17025” certificate with the analysis of traces of PCB within
insulating oil
JEOL’s quality management system operation and ability to produce technically appropriate andvalid outputs have won international recognition.

August 2012

Establishment of the JEOL/ASEAN Technical Center (JATC)
The JEOL/ASEAN Technical Center was established on the premises of the Thailand Science Park
(TSP) in a northern suburb of Bangkok as a new service site in Southeast Asia following Singapore
and Malaysia.

September 2012

DA-1 transmission electron microscope and the design notes received heritage certification
for analytical instruments and scientific equipment
The DA-1 transmission electron microscope and the design notes were given heritage certification
for analytical instruments and scientific equipment as part of the heritage certification program by
the Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers’ Association (JAIMA) and the Japan Scientific
Instruments Association (JSIA).

October 2012

Supplementary science reading material for schoolchildren written by JEOL’s technicaladviser Shunzo Kondo, titled “Explore! Discover! Mysteries of the Microworld,” waspublished
This month saw the publication of supplementary science reading material for schoolchildren
written by JEOL’s technical adviser Shunzo Kondo, titled “Explore! Discover! Mysteries of theMicroworld: the World of 1/1000 mm through Electron Microscopes.”

March 2013

JEOL donated the desktop screening electron microscope, NeoScopeTM, to the Akishima
City Board of Education
JEOL gave JCM-5000 “NeoScopeTM” desktop screening electron microscopes to the JEOL gave
Askishima City Board of Education. JEOL hopes that these electron microscopes will help
schoolchildren learn about and enjoy the microworld.

April 2013

JEOL commercialized the world’s first nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) system that
operates on a minimum amount of liquid helium
JEOL RESONANCE Inc. succeeded in commercializing the world’s first nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR) system with a zero boil-off superconducting magnet that operates on a minimum amountof liquid helium.
JEOL launched a new correlative microscope system, “Mixcroscopy,” which combines
optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy
In collaboration with Nikon Corporation, JEOL launched a new correlative microscope system,“Mixcroscopy,” which combines optical microscopy with scanning electron microscopy.
JEOL received orders for JEM-1000BEF, a superhigh-pressure electron microscope forbiological sample observation and three-dimensional analysis, from KBSI (Korea)
JEOL received orders for the JEM-1000BEF, a superhigh-pressure electron microscope specialized
for biological sample observation and three-dimensional analysis, from the Korean Basic Science
Institute (KBSI).

Closeup Establishment of the West Japan Solution Center
In May 2013, the West Japan Solution Center was relocated and renewed. The center provides totalsolutions to resolve a range of issues related to data and other types of analysis.

6Environmental Activities«IMS Policy of the JEOL Group»
Based on its corporate philosophy, the JEOL Group aims to become a growing enterprise that is highly esteemed around the world and appreciatedby local communities, by providing products and services that include cutting-edge R&D equipment, analyzing and testing instruments.
To contribute to the realization of a recycling-based society that can develop sustainably, the JEOL Group will continue to offer products
and solutions on a global scale by utilizing the world’s No. 1 technologies in the years ahead.

n Promotion of Environmental Conservation Activitiesn Participation in a Network of Enterprises That Consider the

The IMS Management Committee plays a central role in carrying out
the integrated management system (IMS), which combines ISO 9001
and ISO 14001. The Group set up the Environmental Regulation
Committee to meet the requirements of European Union directives on
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Restrictions on
Hazardous Substances (RoHS) contained in electrical and electronicequipment. In FY 2012, as a result of reduction efforts, the JEOL
Group managed to reduce annual emissions of SF6 gas to 24.04 kg,
against the target amount of 32.36 kg. JEOL’s SF6 gas recovery andregeneration measures have been progressing steadily.

Environment in Akishima City
Based on the concept of contribution from the regional level to theglobal environment, we have actively participated from the beginningin the “Network of Enterprises That Consider the Environment in
Akishima City,” which was set up in April 2005 and which involves
Akishima City in the Tokyo metropolitan area and enterprises in
Akishima. JEOL assumed a responsibility to lead the activities as thechair enterprise in FY 2009 and FY 2010, and filled the role of vicechair enterprise in FY 2011 and FY 2012.
n Expansion of the “Don’t-Throw-Away” Campaign

n Award in the DBJ Environmental Ratings(Campaign for Cleaning Up Commuting Routes)
Since 1994, the JEOL Group has been conducting a campaign to clean
up areas around the Company’s premises and routes from theCompany to a nearby railway station. The clean-up activity has been
held more than 100 times.

In the environmental ratings of the Development
Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ), JEOL’s environmental
activities were highly valued and designatedas “advanced.”CSR
n Science Class Support and Science Camp

Agency, which is an independent administrative corporation. In
these camps, learning is performed using the JEOL Group’s cuttingedge devices under the theme of “observing the nanometer world
through electrons.”

As part of the commemorative projects for the 60th anniversary of thefounding of the JEOL Group, Science Class Support has been
continuously conducted since December 2007 for neighboring
elementary schools and others. This special class sees instructors sentfrom the JEOL Group, and pupils can actually observe plant pollen andothers using desktop scanning electron microscopes. In November 2011,a special lesson was given to pupils at elementary schools in Ishinomaki
City and Sendai City, which were devastated by the Great East Japan
Earthquake. The special lesson was also conducted in Ishinomaki Cityin November 2012. JEOL
plans to continue this activity
in the future. Furthermore,since March 2004, the JEOL
Group has been carrying out
training camp-type learning
activities (“Science Camp”)
sponsored by the Japan
Science and Technology

Please see our website for details.

n Kazato Research Foundation
In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the founding of theCompany, the Kazato Research Foundation was founded in 1969 by adonation from Kenji Kazato, the founder of JEOL, for the purpose ofpromoting research and development of electron microscopes
and related equipment,
as well as research using
electron microscopes andrelated equipment.

Environmental Activities http://www.jeol.co.jp/corporate/envi/
CSR http://www.jeol.co.jp/corporate/csr/

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Board of Directors, Corporate Auditors and Corporate Officers (As of June 27, 2013)

President andRepresentative Director

Representative Directorand Executive Vice President

Gon-emon Kurihara

Masashi Iwatsuki

Directors and Senior Executive Officers

Shin-ichi Watanabe

Masayuki Tajimi

Yoshihiro Sawada

Standing Corporate Auditors

Outside Director

Hiroshi Akao

Directors and Executive Officers

Toshihito Suzuki

Koichi Fukuyama

Hideyuki Nimura

Outside Auditors

Kazufumi Adachi

Hajime Miyakawa

Executive Officers

Corporate Officers

Hirofumi Kusano
Tsutomu Morita
Yasuho Toyoda
Muneaki Mitsuta
Wataru Wakamiya
Toyohiko Tazawa

Yasutoshi Nakagawa
Shin Saitoh
Katsumoto Yaguchi
Yuji KojimaPeter Genovese
Yoshihiro Okura
Kazunori Fukushima
Hiroaki Fukuda
Izumi Oi

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Akifumi Goto

Consolidated Five-Year Summary
JEOL Ltd. and consolidated subsidiaries, for the years ended March 31, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, and 2009

For the year (Millions of yen):
Net sales
Scientific and measurement instruments
Scientific instrument

Industrial equipment
Industrial equipment

Medical equipment—
Selling, general and administrative expenses
Operating income (loss)
Ordinary profit (loss)
Net income (loss)
Capital expenditures
Scientific and measurement instruments
Scientific instrument

2012

2011

2010

2009

¥83,192
53,875–
11,268–18,049–23,307(1,175)(2,408)(9,051)
2,408
1,505
–
183
–
69
–
651
2,890
4,384
3,446
–
460
–
478

¥75,274
53,420–6,724¥84,770−¥83,872−

40,95535,803−−−−43,81548,06915,130

−

−

−

−

−

22,745
1,020
505
53
2,890
990

24,690
508
210
276
3,257
−

27,529(2,794)(2,734)(1,928)
3,527
−

−

1,346

1,333

1,114

−

−

−

1,885

2,104

26
–
760
3,168
4,417
3,460
–
594
–
363

−
–
26
3,403
4,543
−

−
–
90
3,642
5,644
−

1,653

2,477

−

−

2,890

3,167

−

−

−

−

−

−

¥98,534
19,831¥93,820
14,388¥99,529
24,047¥102,917
25,753¥104,582
24,471¥ 19.01
213.58¥(115.60)
181.94¥ 0.67303.50¥ 3.52322.15¥ (24.63)
311.932.00
36,712.30

2.00
–

4.00
–

4.00
–

4.00
–

9.4%
1.7

(47.6)%
(9.6)

0.2%
0.05

1.1%
0.2

(7.1)%(1.8)

Industrial equipment
Industrial equipment

Medical equipment—
Eliminations/Corporate

Depreciation expense
Research and development costs
Scientific and measurement instruments
Scientific instrument

Industrial equipment
Industrial equipment

Medical equipment—
At year-end: (Millions of yen):
Total assets
Total equity
Per share data (Yen):
Net income (loss)
Total equity
Cash dividends
Common stock
Preferred stock2013¥79,62956,452–
6,612–
16,565–24,357
2,967
1,909
1,599
3,226
2,177
–
501
–
260
–
288
2,276
4,291
3,223
–
450
–
618

Value indicators (%):
Return on equity (ROE)
Return on assets (ROA)

Note: Effective from the fiscal year ended March 31, 2011, the Company and its consolidated subsidiaries conduct business in three segments: Scientific and Measurement Instruments,
Industrial Equipment, and Medical Equipment. For details, please see Segment Information on page 11.

9Independent Auditors’ Report

33Corporate Outline
As of March 31, 2013

Corporate Name
Address
Establishment
Capital
Number of Employees

JEOL Ltd.
1-2, Musashino 3-chome, Akishima, Tokyo 196-8558, Japan
TEL: +81-42-543-1111 FAX: +81-42-546-3353
May 30, 1949
¥6,740 million
Consolidated: 2,742 Non-consolidated: 1,884

Stock Information

Authorized shares
Issued shares
Number of shareholders

Head Officeand Branch Offices

Common Stock:
Class-A Preferred Stock:
Common Stock:
Class-A Preferred Stock:
Common Stock:
Class-A Preferred Stock:

250,000,000
3,000
79,365,600
3,000
10,344
1
JEOL TECHNICS LTD.
Domestic Subsidiaries
and Affiliated Companies JEOL TECHNOSERVICE CO., LTD.

Head Office: FactoryTokyo Office
Yokohama Office
Tokyo Branch Office
Sapporo Branch OfficeSendai Branch Office
Tsukuba Branch Office
Nagoya Branch OfficeOsaka Branch OfficeWest Japan Solution Center
Hiroshima Branch OfficeTakamatsu Branch Office
Fukuoka Branch Office

YAMAGATA CREATIVE CO., LTD.
DATUM INSTRUMENTS INC.
JEOL RESONANCE Inc.

Overseas Subsidiaries JEOL USA, INC. [USA]11 Dearborn Road, Peabody, MA 01960, USA
TEL. 1-978-535-5900
JEOL (EUROPE) SAS [France]
Espace Claude Monet, 1 Allee de Giverny 78290 Croissy-sur-Seine, France
TEL. 33-13015-3737
JEOL (U.K.) LTD. [U.K.]
JEOL House, Silver Court, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL7 1LT, U.K.
TEL. 44-1707-377117
JEOL (EUROPE) B. V. [the Netherlands] Lireweg 4, NL-2153 PH Nieuw-Vennep, The Netherlands
TEL. 31-252-623500
JEOL (SKANDINAVISKA) A.B. [Sweden] Hammarbacken 6A Box 716 191 27 Sollentuna, Sweden
TEL. 46-8-28-2800
JEOL (GERMANY) GmbH [Germany]
Oskar-Von-Miller-Strasse 1A, 85386 Eching, Germany
TEL. 49-8165-77346
JEOL (ITALIA) S.p.A. [Italy]
Centro Direzionale Green Office Via Dei Tulipani, 1, 20090 Pieve, Emanuele (MI), Italy
TEL. 39-2-9041431
JEOL ASIA PTE. LTD. [Singapore]
2 Corporation Road #01-12 Corporation Place, Singapore 618494
TEL. 65-6565-9989
JEOL TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTORS LTD. 11F, No. 346, Pei-Ta Road, Hsin-Chu City 300, Taiwan, Republic of China[Taiwan]
TEL. 886-3-523-8490
JEOL DE MEXICO S.A. DE C.V.
Arkansas 11 Piso 2 Colonia Nápoles Delegación Benito Juárez C.P. 03810, Mexico D.F. Mexico[Mexico]TEL. 52-5-55-211-4511
JEOL CANADA, INC. [Canada]5757 Cavendish Boulevard, Suite 504, Montreal, Quebec H4W 2W8, Canada
TEL. 1-514-482-6427
JEOL BRASIL Instrumentos Cientificos
Av. Jabaquara, 2958-5°andar-cj. 52 04046-500 Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil
Ltda. [Brazil]
TEL. 55-11-5070-4000
JEOL (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD [Malaysia] 205, Block A, Mezzanine Floor, Kelana Business Center 97, Jalan SS 7/2, Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia
TEL. 60-3-7492-7722
JEOL (AUSTRALASIA) PTY. LTD.
Suite 1, Level 2, 18 Aquatic Drive, Frenchs Forest NSW 2086, Australia[Australia]
TEL. 61-2-9451-3855
JEOL (BEIJING) CO., LTD. [China]
Room B1110/11, Wantong New World Plaza No. 2 Fuchengmenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing
100037, China
TEL. 86-10-6804-6321
JEOL Shanghai Semiconductors Ltd.
34A World Plaza No. 855 PuDong Nan Road, Shanghai, China[China]TEL. 86-21-6888-0770
JEOL DATUM Shanghai Co., Ltd.
Room 1507&1508, Ben Ben Mansion, No. 300 Xikang Road, Jingan Area, Shanghai 200040, China[China]TEL. 86-21-5836-6350
JEOL (RUS) LLC [Russia]
Krasnoproletarskaya Street, 16, Bld. 2, 127473, Moscow, Russian Federation
TEL. 7-495-748-7791
JEOL INDIA PVT. LTD. [India]
Elegance Tower, Level 2, 212B Old Mathura Road, Jasola Business District, Jasola, New Delhi-110025,
Delhi, India
TEL. 91-11-6472-2578
JEOL KOREA LTD. [Korea]
Dongwoo Bldg 7F, 1443, Yangiae Daero, Gangdong-Gu, Seoul, 134-010, Korea
TEL. 82-2-511-5501

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TEL: +81-42-543-1111 FAX: +81-42-546-3353
E-mail: ir@jeol.co.jp
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