Fujitsu Ladies Golf Tournament Supports Malaysia Reforestation Activities

Tokyo, December 01, 2009

Fujitsu today announced that it has begun a rainforest reforestation program in Malaysia as part of an environmental initiative accompanying the Fujitsu Ladies golf tournament.

On November 30, 2009, 1,000 saplings were planted to create the "Fujitsu Ladies' Forest" at the Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park located in Kinarut, Sabah State, Malaysia. The saplings were donated from the "Birdie for Green" environmental program promoted at the Fujitsu Ladies 2009 golf tournament in Japan.

Background

Since 2002, Fujitsu has supported rainforest reforestation activities in Malaysia by holding its annual tree-planting event at the Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park in collaboration with the Sabah Forestry Development Authority (SAFODA). The creation of the "Fujitsu Ladies' Forest" at the park is a continuation of this effort.

The Fujitsu Ladies golf tournament is the successor to the Fujitsu Professional and Amateur Charity Golf Tournament. Since its inauguration in 1978, the golf tournament has continued to promote the spirit of charity. Through the "Birdie for Green" environmental program, organized as part of the 2009 tournament held in October, 1,000 saplings have been donated to the Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park.

"Birdie for Green" is an initiative in which the number of saplings to be donated to rainforest reforestation is calculated based on the number of birdies, eagles, double eagles, and holes-in-one hit by players in the golf tournament.

Fujitsu continues to actively promote reforestation activities through other sporting events and plans to create a "Fujitsu Sports Forest" in the future.

About Fujitsu Ladies 2009

Date:	October 16-18, 2009
Location:	Tokyu 700 Club (Chiba City, outside of Tokyo)
Sponsors:	Fujitsu Limited, The Ladies Professional Golfers' Association of Japan, and TV Asahi Corporation; in cooperation with Tokyu Group, Tokyu 700 Club
Award:	JPY 80 million in total; JPY 14.4 million to winner

About the Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park

During the five years following its opening in 2002, tree planting had been the main focus of activities at the Fujitsu Group Malaysia Eco-Forest Park. As of 2008, new activities such as forest maintenance and tree trimming have been included. In October 2009, Fujitsu announced the "Fujitsu Group Biodiversity Action Principles" to promote efforts at maintaining biodiversity. As an integrated part of these action principles, Fujitsu's environmental initiative in Malaysia aims to reforest rainforests rich with biodiversity through tree planting, forest maintenance, and ecological research.

Goals:	To support rainforest reforestation in Southeast Asia, protect the environment, and promote biodiversity.
Location:	Kinarut, Sabah State, Malaysia
Timeline:	Phase I: 2002-2004, covering 80 hectares with 420 participants. Phase II: 2005-2006 covering 70 hectares with 460 participants. Maintenance Phase: 2008-present covering 150 hectares with 210 participants "Fujitsu Ladies' Forest": 2009-present covering 2 hectares
Number of trees planted:	38,500 trees of native species including the dipterocarp family