I B I D E N 2 0 1 1C o r p o r a t e B r o c h u r e / C S R I n f o r m a t i o n

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Corporate Philosophy

CONTENTS

Corporate Philosophy 01

To Our Stakeholders 03

Consolidated Medium-Term Management Plan 04

IBIDEN’s History 05

Business and Product

Electronics Operation 07

Ceramics Operation 09

Housing Materials, Construction,and Other Operations 11

CSR Information

The IBIDEN Group’s CSR Management 13

Internal Control 15

Human Resource Management 16

Environmental Management 17

Social Contribution 18

Special Feature: The Power of Water and the IBIDEN Group 19

Network 21

Corporate Information 25

The power that has enabled IBIDEN

“to overcome many adversities with all our employees and to continue to exist,” and

“the wisdom and vitality that have achieved dramatic growth in recent years”—

these have persisted throughout IBIDEN’s long history of nearly 100 years.

The systematization that carries this on, transcending borders,

is the “IBIDEN WAY.”

While respecting people and the global environment,

we create new value together with our customers. Further,

the hearts of our employees throughout the entire Group are united

in our efforts to contribute to sustained development of society.

Our Virtues

Our Principles

IBIDEN WAY

We respect humanity and nature

Employee’s Code of Conduct

Our MottoIntegrityHarmonyPositivity

Customers First

Respect for Humanity

Harmony with Nature

Pursuit of “IBI-TECHNO”

DirectObservation

Teamwork

Challenge

Corporate Philosophy We respect humanity and nature

We create new values together with customersWe contribute to constant social advancement

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The IBIDEN Group was established in 1912 as Ibigawa Electric Power Co., Ltd. to promote the local economy. Since its inception, we have been growing and developing hand in hand with the local community.

In the nearly 100 years of the Company’s history, the environment surrounding the Group has changed drastically. Under a range of circumstances, we have tirelessly mastered our own innovative technologies and pursued product development by answering the needs of the time. Today, we conduct a global business focused on electronics and ceramics and contribute to the creation of an affluent society.

As we approach our 100th anniversary in 2012, our Group is focusing on completing the consolidated medium-term management plan, the Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan. By further strengthening our business base, we will continue to move forward consistently and grow for the next 100 years, striving to be a company that is trusted by both the local and international communities.

Three Pillars of Our Activities

President & CEO

❶ Strengthen and rebuild our core business competitiveness• We will seek to strengthen customer support capabilities and further increase customer

satisfaction through an integrated operation of production, marketing and technology.

• We will strengthen technology to ensure product quality, conserve energy and resources, and rebuild the production capabilities.

❷ Cultivate our new third business after electronics and ceramics• We will move forward with new product development projects

and work toward the early launch of a new business.

❸ Implement CSR management• We will make groupwide efforts to improve

management reliability and transparency.

Strengthen andrebuild our core business

competitiveness

Cultivate ournew third business after electronicsand ceramics

Implement CSR management

At the IBIDEN Group, we continue to propose new value to our customers based on IBI-TECHNO philosophy of “Creating new technology by fusing and combining our own innovative core technologies.”In accordance with “Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan” as our consolidated medium-term management plan, we are making IBI-TECHNO evolve yet further, establishing “IBIDEN innovative business model,” and making efforts intended to further augment our competitive strengths. In addition, by practicing management grounded in corporate social responsibility, the Group intends to achieve a continuing existence and to contribute to the development of society.

To Our Stakeholders Consolidated Medium-Term Management Plan

We will continue to work toward being a company that moves forward consistently and grows for the next 100 years.

We will implement “Global IBI-TECHNO 100 Plan” and establish a business structure that achieves sustainable growth as well as stable profitability.

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IBIDEN’S History

IBIDEN The Technological Changes

1912

Electric furnace technology

Electric power

Fused Magnesium Phosphate

*１ COB = Chip On Board 　*２ BVH = Blind Via Hole　*３ E-BGA = Enhanced Ball Grid Array 　*４ S-BGA ＝ Simple Ball Grid Array

A corporate philosophy to innovate the company: Creating IBI-TECHNO The pursuit of IBI-TECHNO Entrenchment of IBI-TECHNO 100th anniversary of IBIDEN foundation

Ferro-Silicon

Carbide

Carbon

Nitrolime

Ceramic Fiber

Printed Wiring Board

Melamine Decorative

High-temperature sintering technology

Printed wiring board layering technology

IC interconnect technology

Circuit fabrication technologyCircuit design technology

Plating technology

Chemical synthesis technology

Fine Ceramics

Graphite Specialty

1912－1970Development as a materials-centered company

1971－1990Corporate-restructuring phase

1991－2001New business generation phase

2002－2009Core-business nurturing phase

2010－ Toward the next 100 years

Substrate Holding Mat

Decorative Laminates Products

Precision fabrication technologyPurification technology

Surface treatment technology

Build-up technology Microfabrication technologySurface treatment technologyEnvironmental technology

COB*1

BVH Multi-layer Board*2

Melamine Decorative LaminatesDecorative Laminates Products

Ceramic FiberSubstrate Holding MatFine CeramicsSiC-DPF

Graphite Specialty

HDI (Build-up) SubstrateFlip-Chip Package

CSP (Chip Scale Package)SiP (System in Package)

Multi-layered PWB

Plastic Package

Semiconductor Ceramics

S-BGA*4

Ceramics

Electronics

Housing Materials

Memory Module

E-BGA*3

SiC-DPF

Power generation technology

Graphite Specialty(1969-present)

IC Package(1988-present)

Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant(1921-present) Ceramic Fiber

(1974-present)

Printed Wiring Board(1972-present) SiC-DPF

(1999-present)

Carbide(1917-1991)

Fine Ceramics(1987-present)

History

1912Ibigawa Electric Company found with a capital of one million yen, at 8 Takaki-cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo

1917 Ogaki Plant opened, manufacture and sale of Carbide begun

1919 Manufacture and sale of Carbon products begun

1921 Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant begun operation

1935 Manufacture of Nitrolime begun

1949Aoyanagi Plant completed first electric tunnel furnace for carbon sintering in Japan

1958“Mechanical Manufacturing of Carbon Electrodes for Films” received the 4th Okochi Memorial Production Award

1960 Sale of IBI-BOARD® melamine decorative laminates

1969 Manufacture of Graphite Specialty

1972 Manufacture of Printed Wiring Board begun

1974 Manufacture of “IBI-Wool” Ceramic Fiber begun

1982 70th anniversary; name changed to IBIDEN CO., LTD.

History

1988 Manufacture of IC Package begun at Gama Plant

1994 Received TPM Award

1998 Manufacture of IC Package begun at Ogaki Plant

〃 Manufacture of “Alumina Mat” supporters for automobile exhaust gas catalytic converters begun

〃 Received TPM Special Award

2000 IBIDEN Philippines, Inc. established for IC Package in the Philippines

〃 World’s first commercial application of SiC-DPF (SiC diesel particulate filter) in automobiles

2001 Volume production of SiC-DPF begun at Ogaki-kita Plant

〃 IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd. established for manufacture of PWB (Printed Wiring Board) in China

〃 IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S. established for manufacture of SiC-DPF in France

2004 IBIDEN Hungary Kft. established for manufacture of SiC-DPF in Hungary

2007 Ogaki Central Plant opened as the base of development and mass production of electronics

2009 IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. established for manufacture of PWB (Printed Wiring Board) in Malaysia

2010 Godo Plant opened as the base of mass production of Graphite Specialty

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Pursuing greater value and enhanced functionality through collaboration with our customers, and quickly providing a new generation of high-value added products.

Business and Product

Electronics Operation

PC ComponentsWe mainly provide IC Package Substrate mounted with the latest flip chips, used in products such as MPUs and chip sets of computers and products designed for gaming machines. Furthermore, we collaborate with our business partner semiconductor manufacturers from the stage of their next generation development andbeyond, offering high quality, high reliability products and technologies in a timely manner.

IC Package Substrate for desktop PC IC Package Substrate for mobile PC Build up FCCSP Substrate

(Free Via Stacked up Structure)

● High-Performance IC Package Substrate

● Printed Wiring Board (PWB)

Mobile Device ComponentsMobile Device Components are Printed Wiring Board (PWB) and small & thin IC Package Substrate achieving further functionalization and higher density by means of IBIDEN’s unique technologies. These products are used today around the world in a wide variety of electronic devices, including smartphones, mobile devices, digital cameras, video-gaming consoles and mobile audio players.

● Roles of IC Package SubstrateNanometer wiring on IC chip does not directly interconnect with micrometer wiring on PWB (Printed Wiring Board). An IC package (a board with various electronic components mounted) makes it possible to bridge the nano- and micron-world as well as to protect IC chip from external dirt and humidity. IC package substrates are important components that function together with IC chip, and IBIDEN continually builds added value together with the improvement in IC chip technology.

● Roles of FCCSP SubstrateThis product is important components for connecting IC chips, which serve as the brain of a smartphone, to PWB (Printed Wiring Board). IBIDEN provides thin, high-density substrate that can be mounted with the latest flip chip (FC) to support a smartphone's various functions.

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IC chip

● Features of FVSS and the e-Flex SubstrateFree Via Stacked Up Structure (FVSS) enables free circuit design and high-density wiring, allowing electronic components to be mounted efficiently. Furthermore, the e-Flex substrate realizes space saving by combining FVSS and a bendable flex substrate to eliminate the use of a connector for connecting substrates. IBIDEN's innovative PWBs equipped with these superior features are used for the latest smartphones.

● Small & Thin IC Package Substrate

IC Chip

Package Substrate

Flip-chip mounting

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● The mechanism of DPF(1) As shown in the figure, the ends of alternate filter channels are plugged and the

Particulate Matter (PM, most of which is black smoke and soot) in the exhaust gas is trapped as it is forced through the filter wall.

(2) The PM accumulated inside the filter is periodically burned away by high-temperature exhaust heat.

● Advantage of using silicon carbideThe advantages of using silicon carbide (SiC) are (1) high heat resistance and (2) good thermal conductivity. DPFs, however, are designed to burn the filtered PM using fuel, which can affect fuel economy. For this reason, the number of burnings must be reduced by trapping as much PM as possible and burning it all off at once. SiC offers high heat resistance, and conducts heat quickly throughout the entire filter, which is effective when burning off accumulated PM.

Substrate Holding Mat (MAT)Electrodes for electric discharge machining EDX-7 Graphite products for silicon

mono crystalline ingot pulling materials

● Ceramic FiberOffering excellent heat resistance and insulating performance, this is available as both material and formed products, and is widely used in industrial products such as sintered bodies and fuel cells.

● Fine CeramicsThese products find use in semiconductor manufacturing equipment and other fields demanding resistance to corrosion and high precision.

ITS Series Molded Products IBI-WOOL-E

Sliding Components Components for Semiconductors

Automotive ComponentsDiesel Particulate Filter (DPF), which can trap 99% or more of the black smoke emitted by diesel engines (※), have grown as a standard component of the industry due to their performance and reliability. In the category of Substrate Holding Mat (MAT), we also provide products that meet market trends, achieving a high reputation and share in the market. We will continue to develop high-performance products and to reduce damage to the environment for the next generation. (※The Company's estimate)

Semiconductor and Heat Resistance Components● Graphite SpecialtyMade with the excellent properties of high strength, high purity and highly durability, our graphite products are contributing to the growth of leading-edge industries of every type including high-grade materials for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, electrode materials for electric-discharge machining use, materials for solar cell manufacturing equipment, and more.

Based on our experience in ceramics technology, we provide the products thatcan satisfy our customers and contribute to the environment.

Business and Product

Ceramics Operation

SiC-DPF

Products for compound Semiconductors

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Business and Product

Housing Materials Operation

Business and Product

Construction Operation

Together with the manufacture and sales of interior-use decorative laminates that are used in a wide variety of fields, we are involved in procuring and supplying residential equipment and construction materials offering a complete array of products for creating home for living.

We are rolling out our own innovative operations that achieve a fusion of slope protection construction and landscape gardening, under the guiding concepts of “disaster-prevention,”

“environmental protection” and “city redevelopment.”

GT Frame(Slope protection construction)

Landscape architecture(photo: Tokyo Midtown)

Wall greenification system(photo: Kasumigaseki Building)

IBI TICO: Cabinet doors with high pressure laminates

House of BinO “M” (top) and interior decorating (bottom)

IBI-BOARD: High pressure laminatesIBI-POLY: Nonstyrene Polyester resin coated Board

We have various lines of business to answer the changing needs of society including the development and sale of medical software, and the sale and rental of nursing care products and vehicles for social welfare.

Production and sale of resin productDevelopment and sale of medical software Sale and rental of nursing care products and welfare vehicles

Development and production of dehydrated food

Business and Product

Other Operations

“GREENY GIFU” is a next-generation, eco-friendly house called “energy-plus-house.” It produces energy greater than the energy consumed by wisely using electricity generated at home through the use of sunlight, wind power and fuel batteries. IBIKEN Co., Ltd. of the IBIDEN Group strives actively to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions in the residential sector through energy conservation and the use of new energy in houses. The next-generation, eco-friendly house is operated as a project commissioned by Gifu Prefecture's ongoing Next-Generation New Energy/Energy-Saving House Promotion Project.

T O P I C S

“GREENY GIFU,” A NExT-GENERATION NEW ENERGY/ ENERGY-SAVING MODEl HOUSE

“GREENY GIFU” model house

Energy creation

Energy saving Energy storage Energy Management

Solar power system　A system that transforms sunlight into electricity

Openings with high insulation efficiency　 Storage battery　High-capacity lithium-ion battery for storing electricity generated by natural energy

Home Energy Management System (HEMS)An energy management system designed to grasp and control the status of electric generation and power consumption

Fuel battery (ENE FARM)A residential co-generation system that uses waste heat that occurs during electricity generation

Wind power generation　High-performance wind power generation that can be operated even at low wind speed

Reduction of the inf luence on room temperatures by using insulating blinds and vacuum-insulated glass

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In order to implement CSR management under our corporate philosophy, the “IBIDEN WAY,” we have revised the IBIDEN Group Charter of Behavior to reflect our role as a global corporation as well as requests from our stakeholders. To achieve the goals for the entire Group, we will promote activities to put medium-term targets into practice.

CSR Information

The IBIDEN Group’s CSR Management

Dialogue and Cooperationwith StakeholdersThe Group builds a trustworthy relationship with all stakeholders through communications in order to ensure sustainable development in the future.

Publication of CSR InformationThe Group's CSR Report is published on our website.We will update detailed environmental and social information in an appropriate manner.

Community risk communication Safety training session for suppliers

Charter of Behavior（Goals for the Group）

Medium-term targets Action Plan

We aim to enhance our corporate value・By raising awareness of the need for IBIDEN to act responsibly and honestly in the interest of sustainable operations・By fulfilling our responsibilities in a well-balanced manner from an economic, environmental and social standpoint・By working in partnership with all of our stakeholders

CSR Policy

Employees

Localcommunities

Shareholders/Investors

Customers Suppliers

Global environment

Environmental Management

SocialContribution

Internal Control

Human ResourceManagement

Building a trustworthy relationship with all our stakeholders.

IBIDEN Group Charter of BehaviorArticle1: Compliance with laws, regulations, and ethicsWe comply with laws, regulations and ethical requirements of the countries and regions where its business operations are based. We work against corruption in all its forms, and carry out open and fair corporate activities with the intention of becoming a company that enjoys the confidence of the international community. We also protect and properly manage personal and customer data and other types of information.

Article 2: Development together with stakeholdersWe develop together with our stakeholders, so we enhance the transparency of management and build a trustworthy relationship through communication. We also actively engage in community-based activities that contribute to society as a good corporate citizen.

Article 3: Providing customer delightWe prov ide customer del ight , so we have a good understanding of social trends, future needs and develop. We provide safe and secure products and services to maximize our customer's satisfaction by growing IBI-Techno.

Article 4: Management based on global standardsWe manage our group based on global standards. We respect human rights and other international norms of behavior. Also, we respect culture and customs in each country or region concerned when carrying out our corporate activity.

Article 5: Harmony with natureWe harmonize with nature in all areas of our corporate activities. We manage to develop technologies to achieve good balance between the environment and business, and we provide environmentally friendly products and services by promoting energy and resource conservation activities.

Article 6: Attractive and vibrant companyWe aim to become an attractive and vibrant company on the basis of fair, equitable and result oriented employee evaluation personnel system. We aim to have a safe and comfortable working environment. We create a rewarding corporate culture that the employee can respect for each diversity, and fully exercise their skills and abilities.

External Corporate EvaluationIBIDEN received recognition from a socially responsib le investment (SRI ) evaluat ion organization for not only its business performance and financial status but also its environmental and social efforts; it has been selected for inclusion in global stock indexes such as the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index and Morningstar's SRI Index. Furthermore, IBIDEN was selected for the bronze class in the CSR rating by SAM (Sustainable Asset Management), a representative SRI evaluation company, in fiscal year 2010 (as of June 2011).

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IBIDEN recognizes that corporate governance is a critical management task for the realization of enhanced corporate values through sustainable growth. We make group-wide efforts with the goal of earning and maintaining the trust of our stakeholders. While promoting efforts to enhance internal control functions and increase management transparency, we take proactive steps to bolster compliance with laws and corporate ethics as well as risk management for dealing with the continually changing business environment.

In an effort to provide an attractive, vibrant working environment, we create a rewarding corporate culture for employees by implementing group-wide human resource management. Our focus is on realizing a personnel system that ensures fair evaluation as well as a safe, worker-friendly environment. We are making a number of efforts—such as improving corporate systems and culture, ensuring the harmony between occupational health and safety and business operations, and managing employee health—to achieve a working environment that allows diverse human resources to work positively and vigorously, while promoting the employment and development of human resources that support our business growth on the global level.

CSR Information

Internal ControlCSR Information

Human Resource Management

ComplianceBy achieving thoroughgoing commitment to “compliance with domestic and international laws, our articles of incorporation, internal regulations and corporate ethics” and through open and fair corporate activities, we aim to be a company on which international society can rely.

Whistleblowing SystemThe IBIDEN Group has established a compliance consultation service that enables any employee to report problems directly to his or her division, attorneys, or a third-party organization if an employee notices a problem with compliance in daily operations.

Risk ManagementThe IBIDEN Group undertakes risk management activities so that we may continue to reliably conduct our business operations.

Employment and Development of Global Human ResourcesTo ensure business growth at the global level, it is vital to employ and develop global human resources so that our employees can overcome cultural and language barriers and play active roles in the world. IBIDEN provides practical training programs in our carrier-based educational systems for each tier, with the aim of supporting the development of employees who can demonstrate their abilities at the global level.

Creation of a Working Environment ThatSupports Active and Diverse Human ResourcesIBIDEN strives to realize personnel systems as well as a working environment and culture that allow a wide variety of employees to demonstrate their unique abilities and work positively and vigorously.

Occupational Health and SafetyIBIDEN has in place a basic policy to minimize hazards to the lives of all people involved in business operations as well as negative influences on their health through occupational health and safety programs that are built by every employee. In this way, the Company aims to achieve harmony between occupational health and safety and business operations.

Managing Employee Health with the Health 100 Plan

We have established the IBIDEN Standards for Employee Behavior, which serve as compliance guidelines for officers and employees

CSR Workshop program is conducted to deepen employees' understanding of compliance through discussion

Language training

Educational training for female employees

Companywide zero accident committee

Employees’ anti-smoking support campaign, the “Anti-Smoking Rally”

Health check-up activities at workplaces

Twice a year, we hold the Risk Management and Comp l i ance Companyw ide P romo t i on Committee meeting, with our president as the chairperson

Action Plan1. We devote efforts to maintaining the safety and

health of employees and business partners and to conserving operating resources.

2. We conduct ourselves so as not to impinge upon the safety, health, or profits of our shareholders, customers, and local and international society.

3. In cases where risk is manifested, we work to achieve prompt response and recovery through responsible action

4. We reflect social demands related to risk in our risk management.

To create a working environment that allows employees to work positively and vigorously, since fiscal year 2008 IBIDEN has been implementing a program called the Health 100 Plan to improve employees' health.

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0

20

40

60

80

100

120

2006 2007 2008 2009（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises）

CO2 emissions （Index）

（FY） （FY）

(kt-CO2)

213

252

156177

196

Unit load per sales

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40

60

80

120

100

3,000

6,000

9,000

15,000

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises)

Water withdrawal amount （Index）Water withdrawal rate

9,006 9,018

6,7567,483 7,746

12,000

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50

100

150

200

250

300（km3）

2010

(Indices with FY2008 as 100) (Indices with FY2008 as 100)

1009094

100

77

88

We conduct the environmental load reduction activity with all concerned people under IBIDEN WAY, aim "Harmony with nature" by reducing negative effect on global environment generated in our business operation, and fulfill the role as enduring company. We will contribute not only to social advancement efficiently by using clean energy effectively and eliminating the waste of resources and energy thoroughly, but also to environmental protection by offering technologies and products designed to reduce the environmental load.

We aim to contribute to local communities by taking advantage of our unique corporate characteristics, including our capacity to improve living environments and to offer opportunities for personal development. We take part in and support groups involved in activities of this nature. We also undertake our own community projects across the globe, tailoring them to local cultures and customs, and earning the trust of the international community. With “Protecting the global environment”

“Fostering the next generation” “Contribution to social welfare and local communities” and “Disaster relief activities” as the pillars of our activities, we support volunteer activities in which our employees participate voluntarily through our volunteer encouragement program.

CSR Information

Environmental ManagementCSR Information

Social Contribution

Effective Utilization of Clean Energy

Promoting Energy Conservation

Aiming for a Resource Recycling SocietyFor resource recycling, we promote the so-called 3R activity, which consists of initiatives to reduce, reuse and recycle the resources we consume. In doing so, we strive to improve the resources efficiency, including materials and water.

Appropriate Chemical ControlWe set up the Chemical Control Committee as an internal organizat ion, encouraging collaboration with our business partners in line with the Green Procurement Guidelines and establishing a system to swiftly identify and respond to social requirements.

Protecting the Global Environment

Fostering the Next Generation Disaster Relief Activities

Contribution to Social Welfare and local Communities

Hydroelectric powerThree hydraulic power plants are working in the upstream section of the Ibigawa River

The IBIDEN Group's environmental performance

A co-generation systemFive co-generation systems operate at our plants

Solar power generation at Ogaki Central PlantRated power output is 600 kWh with use of 3,234 solar cell panels

We invite children to take a tour of our hydraulic power plant, so that we can discuss with them the importance of nature and energy, including hydroelectric power

IBIDEN implements afforestation and tree planting activities in the Philippines, China and Hungary

We carry out cleanup activities around workplaces in Japan and overseas

We participate in the “Corporate Portable Shrine” at the Jumangoku Festival held every year in the city of Ogaki

On behalf of the entire IBIDEN Group, we sent donations and relief supplies to the impacted areas

We annually hold a youth soccer tournament on Health Sports Day for local revitalization

Planting activities worldwide

Jumangoku Festival IBIDEN Cup youth soccer tournament

Actions for a cleaner community

CO2 emissions and unit load per sales

Issuance of Green Procurement Guidelines

Briefing sessions for suppliers

Water withdrawal Amount and Water withdrawal Rate

Each month , we ho ld the Gasshuku (strategy adjustment camp), at which members from all divisions of the Company take par t in both aspects of design and operation to promote measures for energy conservation.

ダミー

IBIDEN tour The Great East Japan Earthquake support

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The IBIDEN Group can trace its history back to a program aimed at building a hydraulic power plant upstream on the Ibigawa River to supply hydroelectric power and attract industry, and thereby to help revitalize the nearby city of Ogaki. The Group was first established under the name Ibigawa Electric Company Co., Ltd. in 1912; over time, it began to use electricity to evolve into an electrochemical company.

CSR Information

Special Feature: The Power of Water and the IBIDEN Group

Business Using Clean EnergyThe IBIDEN Group owns three hydroelectric power plants—in Higashi-Yokoyama, Hirose and Kawakami—in the upstream section of the Ibigawa River in Gifu Prefecture. Hydraulic power generation uses the potential energy of water to create energy without global warming gas emissions including CO2. Over nearly a century since our foundation, we have been supplying this clean energy to support our operations.

● Hydraulic Power Plant That Supports the IBIDEN Group (25,700 kW in Total)

IBIDEN systematically renews the water supply tunnels and the power generation systems to continually upgrade maximal power generation capacity and enhance efficiency.

● Electricity Self-Sufficiency Rate of the IBIDEN GroupWith our private power generation activities centered on the hydroelectric power generation and co-generation systems, our electricity self-sufficiency rate was 60% in fiscal year 2010. This is a reduction of approximately 97 kt of CO2 compared to a hypothetical case in which all electricity is purchased.

Higashi-Yokoyama Power PlantPower output: 13,600kW

Kawakami Power PlantPower output: 4,100kW

Hirose Power PlantPower output: 8,000kW

(1000MWh) Private generatedelectricity withhydroelectricgeneration systems

Private generatedelectricity withco-generationsystems

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200

300

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600

（The data cover IBIDEN domestic premises）

Purchasedelectricity

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

226260

14697

186

116 122 94108

119

114 109152 163 172

226260

14697

186

116 122 94108

119

114 109152 163 172

▶ Toyama

▶ Nagano

▶ Ishikawa

▶ Fukui

▶ Shiga

▶ Mie

▶ Aichi

▶ Gifu

Trend in electric power use303

303

417

Forest Building Activities: “IBIDEN’s Forest”In fiscal year 2008, we embarked on a forest building initiative as part of our global environmental protection activities. This activity takes place chiefly in Higashi-Yokoyama, the place where IBIDEN was founded, and where the Company operates its initial hydroelectric power generation business. Over the next 10 years, we will be planting trees, thinning the forests and conducting improvement cutting in the district, with an approximate total area of 40 hectares in the town of Ibigawa. Together with the local public, employees and their family members, we will continue to carry out sustainability activities aimed at maintaining harmony with nature.

● Offering a Place for Interaction with Employees, Their Families and the local Community

In collaboration with the local authorities, its residents, and nonprofit organizations (NPOs), we undertake projects ranging from tree planting activities, the maintenance of walking trails in planted areas and nature walks to community exchange using the forests and local cultures in the community of the Ibigawa River.

● Providing the Experience of Environmental ProtectionIn addition to engaging in reforestation projects to stop global warming, IBIDEN also provides a place where employees, their families and local residents can experience forest building.

TokuyamaDam

Ibigawa River

Sakauchi River

Kawakami Power Plant Hirose

Power Plant

T h e h y d r o e l e c t r i c p o w e r i s supplied to each of IBIDEN’s Plants

Ibi Prefectural Natural Park

Site preparation for silvicultural projectIBIDEN’s Forest Fujihashi Land area：37ha

A scene of the 2nd tree planting activity

Higashi Yokoyama Power Plant

Site preparation for planting projectIBIDEN’s Forest Higashi-YokoyamaLand area：4.31ha

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Domestic Base

2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8604, JapanTel: 0584-81-3111Established: December, 1917

Training Center & Head Office

100-1, Kasanui-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0027, JapanTel: 0584-83-8620Established: April, 2007Land area: 113,059㎡ Products: IC Package

Ogaki Central Plant

1120-1, Suemori, Godo-cho, Anpachi-gun, Gifu 503-2321, JapanTel: 0584-28-1150Established: October, 2010Land area: 68,334㎡Products: Graphite Specialty

Godo Plant

905, Kido-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0973, JapanTel: 0584-81-3102Established: December, 1917Land area: 77,098㎡Products: IC Package

Ogaki Plant

300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8503, JapanTel: 0584-89-3312Established: November, 1943Land area: 98,777㎡Products: Printed Wiring Board, Graphite

Specialty, Melamine Decorative Laminates

Aoyanagi Plant

3-200, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8559, JapanTel: 0584-81-4472Established: August, 1939Land area: 55,310㎡Products: IC Package, Ceramic Fiber

Gama Plant

Network

Group Companies：Domestic Base

● IBIDEN Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8503, JapanTel: 0584-89-2725Manufacture and inspection of electron-ic substrates

● IBIDEN Greentec Co., Ltd.3-55, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0021, JapanTel: 0584-81-6111Slope and garden construction, green-ery planting, etc.

● IBIDEN Chemicals Co., Ltd.Kowa Bldg. 4F, 5-18, Hayashi-machi, Ogaki,Gifu 503-0015, JapanTel: 0584-81-8533Manufacture and sales of industrial gases, the related products and chemical goods, as well as environmental business

● IBIKEN Co., Ltd.1-60, Gama-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8561, JapanTel: 0584-74-3355Sale of residential equipment, housing materials, etc.

● IBIDEN Graphite Co., Ltd.2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8604, JapanTel: 0584-89-6425Machining and sales of Graphite Specialty

● IBIDEN Industries Co., Ltd.1-197, Uchiwara, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0936, JapanTel: 0584-89-0777Sale of petroleum products, mobile com-munications equipment, automobiles, etc.

● TAK Co., Ltd.4-35-12, Kono, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0803, JapanTel: 0584-75-6501Software development, network design and construction

● IBIDEN Jushi Co., Ltd.360, Shirotori, Ikeda-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu 503-2413, JapanTel: 0585-45-2405Manufacture and sale of foamed-resin products

Aichi

Gifu

Electric power supply inception: June, 1921Power output: 25,700kW (at each of the Higashi-Yokoyama, Hirose, and Kawakami power plants)

Higashi-Yokoyama Power Plant

Energy Control Division

1-1, Kitagata, Ibigawa-cho, Ibi-gun, Gifu 501-0695, JapanTel: 0585-22-1111Established: April, 1989Land area: 104,000㎡Products: SiC-DPF, Graphite Specialty,

Fine Ceramics products

Ogaki-Kita Plant

5-1-7, Shinden-cho, Takahama, Aichi 444-1301, JapanTel: 0566-53-4111Established: June, 1969Land area: 142,214㎡Products: Substrate Holding Mat,

Graphite Specialty, Foamed-resin products

Kinuura Plant

● IBIDEN Bussan Co., Ltd.339, Arisato, Motosu, Gifu 501-0415, JapanTel: 058-324-1151Development and processing of agricul-tural and marine products

● IBIDEN Engineering Co., Ltd.1122, Rokusya, Kido-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0973, JapanTel: 0584-75-2300Environmental measurement and analysis, design and installation of mechanical facilities

● IBITECH Co., Ltd.300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8503, JapanTel: 0584-89-6212Design, manufacture and installation of printed circuit boards

● IBIDEN CAREER TECHNO Corp.5-65-1, Gakuden-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-0008, JapanTel: 0584-75-1344Temporary staffing services and contract manufacturing

● IBIDEN KENSO Co., Ltd.300, Aoyanagi-cho, Ogaki, Gifu 503-8503, JapanTel: 0584-89-0552Manufacture and sale of housing materials

● TIBC Co., Ltd.*8, Chaya, Kyowa-cho, Obu, Aichi 474-8601, JapanTel: 0562-48-7732Manufacture of Package substrates*Equity-method subsidiary

Kinuura Plant

Energy Control Division (hydraulic power plant)

Ogaki-Kita Plant

Godo Plant

Training Center & Head OfficeOgaki Plant

Ogaki Central PlantAoyanagi Plant

Gama Plant

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Production of DPF

IBIDEN Hungary Kft.

Production of DPF

IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S.

EuRoPE NoRthAmERICA

1 IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd.15#, Rongchang East Street, BDA, Beijing100176, P.R.C.Tel: +86-10-6788-2288

❷　 IBIDEN Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd1/FA., Building B, No. 368 DelinRoad, Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone, Pudong, Shanghai, P.R.C. Tel: +86-21-5046-5200Offices：❸ Chengdu　❹ Shenzhen

5 IBIDEN Electronics Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. Room 712-717 Qiye Guanchang, No. 228Mei Yuan road, Shanghai, P.R.C.Tel: +86-21-6381-2277

❻ IBIDEN Taiwan Co., Ltd.Room A5 , 4F-1, No.6, Siwei 3rd Rd., LingyaDistrict, Kaohsiung City 802 Taiwan, R.O.C.Tel: +886-7-535-7711

❼ IBIDEN Korea Co., Ltd.#1314, Hi Brand Bldg, 13F, 215, Yangiae-Dong,Seocho-gu, Seoul, 137-924, KoreaTel: +82-2-2155-3400

❽■ IBIDEN Philippines, Inc.First Philippine Industrial Park Brgy.Sta. Anastacia, Sto. Tomas, Batangas, PhilippinesTel: +63-43-405-5250

❾ IBIDEN Singapore Pte. Ltd.31 Kaki Bukit Road 3#06-22 Techlink Singapore 417818Tel: +65-6296-0096Branch：� India

Ground Floor, Nitesh Timesquare # 8 M G Road, Bangalore-560001, India Tel:+91-80-2558 9600/2558 9700

� IBIDEN (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. 2722, Lorong Jelawat 2Kawasan Perusahaan Seberang Jaya13700 Prai, Penang. MalaysiaTel: +60-4-392-8888 Office：� Vietnam

� IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.No. 1049, Jalan Perindustrian Bukit Minyak 8, Kawasan Perindustrian Bukit Minyak 14100 Simpang Ampat, Penang, MalaysiaTel: +60-4-504-9999

❶ IBIDEN International Inc.1701 Golf Road, Continental Tower 1 Suite 1108,Rolling Meadows, IL 60008, U.S.A.Tel: +1-847-593-3100

❷ IBIDEN U.S.A. Corp. (Head Office)710 Lakeway Drive, #185 Sunnyvale, CA 94085, U.S.A.Tel: +1-408-991-9801Offices： ❷ Sunnyvale ❸ Boston ❹ Dallas ❺ Detroit 　 ❻ Phoenix ❼ Portland　 Micro Mech, Inc.33 Turnpike Road, Ipswich, MA 01938, U.S.A.Tel: +1-978-356-2966

❾ IBIDEN U.S.A. R&D Inc.970 Knox St. Suite A, Torrance, CA 90502, U.S.A.Tel: +1-310-768-0519

� IBIDEN Canada Inc60 Renfrew Dr. # 320, Markham, ON L3R 0E1,CanadaTel: +1-905-604-3103

ASIA

Production of IC Package

IBIDEN Philippines, Inc.

Production of Printed Wiring Board

IBIDEN Electronics Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.

Production of Printed Wiring Board

Research of Electronics and Ceramics

IBIDEN Electronics (Beijing) Co., Ltd.

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❶ IBIDEN European Holdings B.V.Polarisavenue 85f 2132 JH Hoofddorp, The NetherlandsTel: +31-23-554-3180

❶ IBIDEN Europe B.V. Polarisavenue 85f 2132 JH Hoofddorp, The NetherlandsTel: +31-23-554-3180Branch：❷ Finnish

Kaisaniemenkatu 1ba 72, 00100 Helsinki, FinlandTel: +358-9-6812-620

IBIDEN Hungary Kft.2336 Dunavarsany, Ipari Park, NeumannJanos u.1, HungaryTel: +36-24-501-300

IBIDEN DPF France S.A.S.24, Route de Joigny 45320 Courtenay, FranceTel: +33-2-3897-2650

❺ IBIDEN France S.A.S.19, Rue du General Foy 75008 Paris, FranceTel: +33-1-4401-7025

❻ IBIDEN Deutschland GmbHLoeffelstrasse 44, D-70597 Stuttgart, GermanyTel: +49-711-4691-8600

❼ IBIDEN UK Ltd.Level 7, Westgate House Hanger Lane, Ealing, W5 1YY, UKTel: +44-208-799-0353

❽ IBIDEN CO., LTD.Greece Research Laboratory

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Board of Directors

Board of Corporate Auditors

PWB operation

Company Outline Board of Directors/Organization

Change in Business Results

Disclosure of Financial Information

Net sales

Net income

Operating income Ordinary income

Net sales composition by business segments

IBIDEN takes steps to disclose information at appropriate times to shareholders and investors in a fair, accurate, and easy-to-understand manner. Pursuant to the Timely Disclosure Rule of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, our information disclosure standards require the disclosure of information relevant to our operations, scope of business, and assets that could significantly affect investment judgments, as well as any changes or suspension of important corporate information that has already been published. Our policy is to disclose such information proactively and fairly. We will also disclose corporate information that could significantly inf luence investment judgments even i f the Timely Disclosure Rule does not apply, as accurately, promptly and appropriately as possible.

Website for shareholders and investorshttp://www.ibiden.com/ir/index.html

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Representative Director Yoshifumi Iwata Representative Director Hiroki Takenaka Representative Director Mafumi Kunishima Director Hironobu Kodaka Director Yoshio Hirabayashi Director Katsumi Mabuchi Director Toshiaki Matsuo Director Keiichi Sakashita Director Koji KawashimaDirector Sotaro ItoDirector (Outsider) Yoshitoshi Toyoda Director (Outsider) Toshio Yonezawa

AUDITORS

Standing Auditor Yutaka KawaseStanding Auditor Koji Hosoda Auditor (Outsider) Tadao KuribayashiAuditor (Outsider) Yasuhiro Kumagai

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Chairman of the Board Yoshifumi IwataPresident & CEO Hiroki TakenakaExecutive Vice President Mafumi KunishimaExecutive Vice President Hironobu KodakaExecutive Managing Officer Yoshio HirabayashiExecutive Managing Officer Katsumi MabuchiSenior Managing Officer Toshiaki MatsuoSenior Managing Officer Keiichi SakashitaSenior Managing Officer Takayuki TakagiSenior Managing Officer Shigeyasu KuritaManaging Officer Koji KawashimaManaging Officer Sotaro ItoManaging Officer Katsumi SagisakaManaging Officer Yoshiyuki IwataManaging Officer Takeshi AokiManaging Officer Yoichi KuwayamaManaging Officer Masahiko IkutaManaging Officer Tsuyoshi Nishida

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Corporate Information （As of march 31, 2011）

Audit Division

CSR Promotion Division

Business Administration Division

Quality Assurance Division

Unit 1

Engineering Unit

Unit 2

Unit 3

New Facility Project

Tokyo Branch

Osaka Branch

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Business Management Division

Business Management Division

Production Management DivisionEuropean Enterprise Division

R&D operation

Production Engineering operation

CSP operation

DPF operation

AFP operation

Package operation

FGm operation

（As of June 22, 2011）

Office of the PresidentFinance Division

Intellectual Property & Legal Affairs Division

Information System Division

Overseas Enterprises Division

Domestic Enterprises Division

The 100th Anniversary Promotion Office

Human Resource Division

General Affairs Division

IPM Promotion Division

Quality Management Division

Manufacturing Management Division

Manufacturing Planning Division

Purchasing Division

Trading & Logistics Division

Environment & Safety Division

Environment Technology Division

Energy Control Division

Ogaki Plant

Ogaki Central Plant

Aoyanagi Plant

Gama Plant

Ogaki-Kita Plant

Godo Plant

Kinuura Plant

PKG Development Division

Electronic Development Division

Ceramic Development Division

New Product Development Division

Process Development Division

Facility Design Division

Production Engineering Division

Facility Development Division

Unit Planning Division

Business Administration Division

Development Division

Manufacturing Division

Engineering Division

Planning Division

Business Administration Division

Engineering Division

Quality Assurance Division

Production Management Division

Heavy Duty & DPF Sales & Marketing Division

Sales & Marketing Division

Design Division

Production Engineering Division

Quality Assurance Division

Manufacturing Division

Unit Planning Division

Manufacturing Division

Business Planning Division

Sales & Marketing Division

Manufacturing Division

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Electronics 60.7%

Ceramics 22.6%

Construction 3.9%Other 6.4%

HousingMaterials 6.4%

Trade name: IBIDEN CO., LTDEstablished: November 25, 1912Capital: ¥64,152 millionRepresentative: Hiroki Takenaka, President & CEO Number of employees: Consolidated 13,051 Non-consolidated 3,226

Office and PlantsHead office: 2-1, Kanda-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu 503-8604, Japan Tel: 0584-81-3111Branches: Tokyo, OsakaPlants: Gifu Prefecture (Ogaki, Ogaki Central, Aoyanagi, Gama, Ogaki-Kita, Godo); Aichi Prefecture (Kinuura); Tokyo Research LaboratoryProductsIC Package, Printed Wiring Board, SiC-DPF, Substrate Holding Mat, Graphite Specialty, Ceramic Fiber, Fine Ceramics Number of SubsidiariesConsolidated subsidiaries: 39 (17 in Japan, 22 overseas) Equity-method subsidiary: 1 (Japan)

Energy & Environment operation

Strategic manufacturing operation

General Affairs & human Resource operation

Strategic Corporate Planning operation

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