Communication with Stakeholders
Our approach to stakeholder
communications
The TEL Group values communication with its stakeholders, whoprovide support for its corporate activities. We set a variety ofcommunication opportunities, including web-based information
provision, the TEL Partners Day and Production Update Brieﬁng forsuppliers. We also hold a regular Employee Meeting as a platform
for communication between employees and top management,
carry out advertising activities highlighting our ties with society,and support both science- and sports-related events.
As part of our ongoing communication efforts, we identify
stakeholder expectations for the Group as well as collecting
stakeholder feedback. We will continue to make use of suchinformation in our corporate management.

Employee Meeting
The TEL Group has been holding its Employee Meeting asa platform for communication between employees and top
management on an ongoing basis. The meeting is held annuallyin locations either in or outside Japan chosen alternately. Thisfiscal year, we held the meeting primarily at Group companies inJapan, namely, Tokyo Electron Tohoku, Miyagi, Yamanashi andKyushu in Japan and Tokyo Electron Korea in South Korea. Themeeting provides an opportunity for two-way communication,with senior management providing an explanation about
the Group’s current circumstances along with a message toworkers, and employees asking questions and voicing opinions.
The TEL Group will continue to promote this communication
platform and to incorporate employee feedback into its
corporate management.

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Supporting “The Wonder ofElements” exhibition
Tokyo Electron participated as a special sponsor in an exhibition
titled “The Wonder of Elements,” which was held from July 21 toOctober 8, 2012 at the National Museum of Nature and Sciencein Tokyo. The exhibition explained both the workings of nature andthe application of chemical elements in relation to the productionof semiconductors and PV panels, providing the wider public with
an opportunity to become familiar with those members of theperiodic table that are indispensable to leading-edge technologies.

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The SEMI Outstanding EHS Achievement Award—Inspired byAkira Inoue is sponsored by the EHS Division of SEMI, a global
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production equipment and materials. SEMI established the award
in 2000 to honor the achievements of the late Akira Inoue, who,
as well as being a past president of Tokyo Electron Ltd. and former
member of the SEMI Board of Directors, was a strong advocate forenvironment, health and safety. After the screening of nominations
by a subcommittee, SEMI grants the award to individuals who havemade significant contributions to the semiconductor industry andsociety at large in the area of EHS.
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