Fujitsu Limited
Notice Regarding Media Reports on Transactions Involving a Fujitsu-Affiliated Company
Tokyo, June 7, 2007 — It has been reported in the media today that an employee of Fujitsu Kansai Systems Limited, an affiliated company of Fujitsu Limited, is suspected of having been involved in fictitious transactions associated with the bankruptcy filing of NAJ K.K. Together with outside legal counsel, we have been conducting a detailed internal investigation into this matter. In the process of this investigation, we have determined that, unfortunately, the employee in question was indeed involved in some of the fictitious transactions initiated by NAJ.
We are now conducting a detailed investigation going back into the past to determine the existence, amounts, periods, content, circumstances and other details of any improper transactions, and we will publicly announce any information that should be disclosed at the earliest opportunity.
This matter has negligible effect on the revenue and income figures reported in our fiscal 2006 consolidated financial results.
In addition, we have established an urgent project team, led by corporate senior executive vice president Michiyoshi Mazuka, to again thoroughly review business practices at all Fujitsu Group companies and ensure that measures are in place to prevent such incidents in the future.
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