Fujitsu, a publicly owned company headquartered in Japan, was founded in 1935 and employs approximately 57,270 individuals. The company reported $23.4B in revenue as of 2025. Its main product is enterprise cloud. Fujitsu functions as a Japanese global information and communication technology company, offering technology products, solutions, and services.
On September 18, 2026, Fujitsu introduced a new service designed to support corporate electric vehicle (EV) fleet adoption by visualizing operating costs and CO2 reduction to formulate optimal deployment plans. On the same day, Fujitsu Caribbean opened a specialized digitisation center in St Andrew, Jamaica, aiming to modernize government and business records by converting old documents into searchable data for digital systems and AI applications, contributing to the country's digital push. Earlier on September 18, Fujitsu's IR Day 2026 was a significant topic in financial briefings, with analysts noting "a lot to digest" from the event. This follows a call on September 18 from campaigners of the Post Office scandal and Capita pension fiasco, who advocate for the inclusion of bosses from government service providers like Fujitsu and Capita within the scope of the proposed Hillsborough Law, which aims to ensure public servants tell the truth.
Fujitsu offers 3 products in the connectivity and cloud and enterprise tech industries. Fujitsu's product portfolio comprises of enterprise and telecoms software and enterprise cloud.
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Fujitsu's revenues were $23.4B in 2025. Caretta Research has split Fujitsu's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is enterprise IT system integration, which represents 77% of Fujitsu's revenue.
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Fujitsu's customers primarily consist of telecoms, appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing and non-profit Organizations companies. Examples of Fujitsu's customers include Deutsche Telekom, Panasonic and World Economic Forum. Fujitsu has commercial and technical partners like ServiceNow, SoftBank Group and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Examples of Fujitsu's suppliers include Palantir Technologies, Sitecore and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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