CEO Message
ENGINEERED FUTURE 2035
Refining our technologies, engineering the future and delivering real-world value
The very foundations of society and industry are about to undergo a major transformation.
Rising geopolitical risks, energy and resource constraints, the need to address climate change and environmental impact, and global labor shortages due to demographic shifts—these structural changes are bringing about significant transformations in the way society and industry function.
Epson has formulated its long-term vision, "ENGINEERED FUTURE 2035," looking ahead to 2035.
Based on the principles of "efficiency, compactness, and precision," this initiative aims to drive both technological innovation and engineering toward the realization of a sustainable global environment and society, and the enhancement of corporate value—a direction that operates in tandem.
Since its founding, Epson has honed its "efficient, compact, and precise" technologies, creating numerous products such as inkjet printers and projectors. Our strength lies in our ability to transform our technology into valuable assets that benefit society.
Leveraging these strengths, Epson will evolve into a company that designs the future.
To realize our long-term vision, we will further deepen our ROIC management, redesign our business portfolio, and concentrate resources on growth areas, aiming for sustainable growth.
In an era of energy and resource constraints, we support a society that creates value with fewer resources.
Supporting technological advancements with precision engineering.
In a world facing increasing labor shortages, the focus is on improving productivity and reliability.
And it contributes to improving the quality of learning, work, and life.
Towards 2035, Epson will continue to strive to create new value together with its employees and partners, based on its values of "integrity and effort" and "creativity and challenge."
Today, the very assumptions that underpin society and industry are undergoing major changes. Rising geopolitical risks, constraints on energy and resources, responses to climate change and environmental impact, and a global labor shortage brought about by demographic shifts are structural changes that are driving transformations in the ways that society and industry operate.
Epson has established its Long-Term Corporate Vision ENGINEERED FUTURE 2035 that looks ahead to 2035. Based on our efficient, compact and precise technologies and philosophy, this vision outlines our direction of integrating precision engineering with real-world expertise to create a sustainable global environment and society, while at the same time enhancing corporate value.
Since its founding, Epson has refined its efficient, compact and precise technologies to create numerous products such as inkjet printers and projectors. Our true strength lies in our ability to elevate our technologies into value that benefits society.
Leveraging this strength, Epson will continue to develop into a company that engineers the future. To realize our Long-Term Corporate Vision, we will focus on ROIC based management, redesign our business portfolio and concentrate resources in growth domains with the aim of achieving sustainable growth. In an age of constraints on energy and resources, we will build a society that generates value from fewer inputs. We will also use precision engineering to sustain technological development. In a world facing increasing labor shortages, we will enhance productivity and reliability, and we will contribute to improving the quality of learning, working and lifestyles.
Looking toward 2035, and guided by our corporate values of integrity & effort and creativity & challenge, Epson will continue taking on the challenge of co-creating new value with its employees and partners.
March 2026
Junkichi Yoshida
President and Representative Director, Chief Executive Officer
Seiko Epson Corporation