Highlight

Supporting the Recovery Effort

TEL’s Actions to Assist in the Recovery Effort
in the Wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake
Tokyo Electron Limited would like to express the Company’s condolences to the victims of the earthquake as well as its sincerest
hope for the afflicted areas to realize a quick recovery.
In response to the Great East Japan Earthquake, the TEL Group immediately established the Earthquake Emergency Response
Headquarters, led by president and CEO, Hiroshi Takenaka. The Headquarters served to communicate with the afflicted areas, obtainupdates and implement appropriate response measures. After confirming that all employees in the afflicted areas were safe,
we quickly moved to resume operations at each plant after the necessary repairs were made.

Recovery Status since the Great East Japan Earthquake

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Began operations in June 2011 (revised start date)
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Scheduled to launch operations in October 2011

Tokyo Electron Technology Development
Institute, Inc. (Sendai, Miyagi)
Resumed operations on March 28, 2011

Words of Encouragementfrom Outer Space to Tohoku
In August 2011, the TEL Group hosted an event for local children from theearthquake-afflicted areas in which the group talked with Japanese astronaut andInternational Space Station (ISS) crew member, Satoshi Furukawa, in a real-timelink up between the ISS, the Japan Aerospace
Exploration Agency (JAXA)’s Tsukuba Space Center,as well as the headquarters of Tokyo Electron Miyagi
Limited. Mr. Furukawa took time to interact with thechildren and answered all of their many questions.
From outer space, he sent the message that, “If you
continue to do what you are capable of doing rightnow, tomorrow will surely be a brighter day,” whichhelped uplift the spirits of the children in attendance.

8Tokyo Electron Tohoku Limited(Oshu, Iwate)
Resumed operations on March 17, 2011

Tokyo Electron Miyagi Limited(Matsushima, Miyagi)
Resumed operations on May 9, 2011

The TEL Group has donated a total of ¥500 million in order to aid

under its business continuity plan (BCP) to assess damages

the quick recovery of the afflicted areas. Donations have been

incurred by approximately 300 of its suppliers located in the six

provided to the Japanese Red Cross Society (¥300 million), andTohoku prefectures and Ibaraki Prefecture, and also to ensure

the governments of Miyagi and Iwate Prefectures (¥100 million,

prompt response within the Company, to procure substituterespectively), where TEL Group’s plants and offices are located.

products, and secure market inventories.

Dispatch of Relief Goods

Radiation Testing

The TEL Group has collected relief goods and other donations

The TEL Group tests for radiation in all equipment and parts

including water, food, and daily living supplies from all of its

shipped overseas (as of the end

business locations throughout Japan, from its local subsidiariesof September 2011). Thisaround the world, and from its employees. All supplies andtesting follows the ISO

donations were sent to the TEL Group’s plants and offices

standards, with decisions

located in the Tohoku region. Relief supplies have been delivered

regarding shipment made based

through the local authorities not only to those TEL Groupon regulations of theemployees and families in need, but have also been distributed

International Air Transport

to residents of the afflicted areas.

Association (IATA).

Since the earthquake and tsunami, the TEL Group has worked

Testing for radiation

MANAGEMENT REPORT

Communication with Suppliers

EHS REPORT

Donations to Aid Earthquake Relief andRecovery Efforts

HIGHLIGHT

The TEL Group’s Response to the Great East
Japan Earthquake

Addressing Restrictions on Power Usage
At the Yamanashi Plant, we installed and commenced operations
SOCIAL REPORTof a 2,000 kW PV power generation system located on therooftop of the plant’s facilities and parking lot on July 1, 2011.
Each of our business locations is striving to reduce their powerusage by replacing existing equipment with the latest energy
saving models, including high efficiency turbo freezers andcompressors, introducing staggered holidays that spread out

Tokyo Electron Yamanashi’s power monitor

non-work days by department, as well as eliminating elevatoruse, dimming lights, and changing the air conditioner
temperature settings. In addition, power consumption is being
monitored in real time in order to make it more visible within theTokyo Electron Yamanashi’s PV power generation systemfacility. This data is displayed on the intranet, which helps raise
employee awareness and promote energy conservation.

TO P I C S
Donation of PV Power Generation Systems
The TEL Group has proposed the installation of temporary small-scale PV power generation systems suitablefor evacuation centers and temporary government offices in the earthquake-afflicted areas, and is moving
forward to soon donate ten 10 kW systems to the governments of Miyagi Prefecture and Iwate Prefecture.
The construction of these PV power generation systems is simple and does not require building a separate
foundation. As such, they can be installed on unpaved ground within a short period of time. In addition, thesesystems come equipped with a storage battery, enabling self-sustained operations in case of power outages.

Conceptual image of a PV power
generation system installation

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