Tokyo Electron’s Technology Supports
Our Everyday Lives in Familiar Ways
Since our establishment in 1963, the Tokyo Electron (TEL) Group has been developing, producing, and selling
products in a broad range of fields as a leading supplier of semiconductor production equipment. Utilizing thespecialized technology the Company has created in the field of semiconductor production equipment, Tokyo
Electron also develops, produces, and sells flat panel display (FPD) production equipment.

Semiconductor/FPD manufacturer
TokyoElectronProducts

The CPUs, memory, liquid-crystal displays and other products manufacturedby Tokyo Electron’s semiconductor/FPD manufacturer customers areincorporated into a diverse range of electronics products throughout
the world and contribute to people’s enjoyment of technology throughdramatically improved high performance and low energy consumption.

Corporate Profile
Company Name : Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL)
Address: Akasaka Biz Tower, 5-3-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku,

Net Sales and Ordinary Income (Consolidated)
1,000		 Tokyo 107-6325, JapanTel.

: +81-3-5561-7000

Established: November 11, 1963

Capital: ¥54,961,190,000 (as of April 1, 2010)

Main Products: Semiconductor production equipment, flat		 panel display (FPD) production equipment, andNet sales(Billion yen)

Ordinary income

906.0

851.9
673.6

508.0

5000

Mar. ’06

168.4

143.9

75.7

418.6

14.7
Mar. ’07

Mar. ’08

Mar. ’09-2.1
Mar. ’10		 photovoltaic (PV) cell production equipment
Employees: 1,099 (non-consolidated; as of April 1, 2010)		 10,204 (consolidated; as of April 1, 2010)

Editorial Policy
This report is intended to explain the TEL Group’s stance on
corporate social responsibility and report on our initiatives
concerning the global environment and society. New information
concerning our commitment to customers and shareholders infiscal 2010 has been added to the report and its content enhanced.

2010 are available on our website:

http://www.tel.co.jp/environment/ehsreport.htm

71.3

Southeast Asia 6.2
and elsewhere

Europe 2.6

0.4

China 4.5

Year
ended
March 31,
2010

FPD/PV*
production
equipment

SouthKorea

12.6
North
America

262.3

13.3

Semiconductor
production
equipment

YearJapan
ended
38.9
March 31,2010
Taiwan21.9* PV: photovoltaic cellGroup Employees(Number of Persons)
10,000

9,129

9,877

10,685

10,49110,204

Apr. ’08

Apr. ’09

Apr. ’10

5,0000

Scope of Report

(%)

84.4

appreciate you giving us your frank opinions and impressions using theThe results of Tokyo Electron’s environmental accounting for fiscal(Billion yen)

Electroniccomponents &computer networks

between the TEL Group and all its stakeholders, and we hope toquestionnaire form provided.

Net Sales by Region(Consolidated)

Other

It is our hope that this report will serve to enhance communication
make use of such communication in our future activities. We would

Net Sales by Division(Consolidated)

Apr. ’06

Apr. ’07

Tokyo Electron Group

Topics Covered(Tokyo Electron and subsidiary/affiliated companies in Japan andAreas related to the environment, society, and the economyoverseas)

Period Covered

Guidelines referred to in preparing thisreport

Fiscal 2010 (April 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010). However, someEnvironmental Reporting Guidelines (Fiscal 2007 version)

information for fiscal 2011 has also been included.

issued by Japan’s Ministry of the Environment
2006 Sustainability Reporting Guidelines published by theGlobal Reporting Initiative (GRI)

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Environmental and Social Report 2010

Corporate Philosophy“TEL provides high-value products and services around the world that help people to lead healthy and enriched lives. Demonstrateconsistent leadership as a world class company by creating hope for the future and addressing environmental problems. Share a senseof mission with all TEL employees, and become an energetic, dynamic and creative company.”

TEL Values
Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL) summarized the values and codes of conduct of the Tokyo Electron Group as TEL Values in April 2006.
We will share TEL values with all employees of the Group around the world, which will in turn drive us toward new growth in the future.

TEL Values

TEL Values

PrideChallenge

We take pride in providing high-value products
and services.

We accept the challenge of going beyond whatothers are doing in pursuing our goal of becoming
number one globally.

TEL Values

TEL Values

TEL Values

Ownership

Teamwork

Awareness

We will keep ownership in mind as we think things
through, and engage in thorough implementationin order to achieve our goals.

We respect each other’s individuality and placea high priority on teamwork.

We must have awareness of and accept
responsibility for our behavior as respectfulmembers of society.

Contents
Corporate Profile/Editorial Policy
Corporate Philosophy/TEL Values

p. 2
p. 3

Top Commitment

p. 4Highlight
Internal Round Table Discussion:
The Potential of the Field Solutions Businessp. 6

Building a Low-Carbon Society

p. 10

Management Report
Corporate GovernanceCompliance

p. 12
p. 13

EHS Report
EHS Management
Product-related Initiatives for the Environment
Plant and Office Initiatives for the Environment
Health and Safety Initiatives

Social Report

p. 14
p. 16
p. 20
p. 24

Relationship with Customers and Suppliers
Relationship with Shareholders and Investors
Relationship with Employees
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

p. 26
p. 27
p. 28
p. 30

Comments from a Third-Party Expert
Tokyo Electron’s History

p. 32
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