Semiconductors and nuclear power have been Toshiba's two pillars. Toshiba President Sasaki said in the briefing session that due to the accident of the Tokyo Electric Power Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, "it is estimated that there will be a certain period of delay in the construction of the nuclear power plant due to changes in safety standards." He also stated that the prospects for nuclear power business have become uncertain around the world. "If the world opposes nuclear power, the business will not be sustainable." Toshiba will consider the nuclear power business comprehensively in light of changes in the external environment and will not rule out the possibility of changing its business positioning. Sex.

According to the business policy announced on that day, Toshiba plans to achieve sales revenue of 8.5 trillion yen by 2013 and operating profits of 500 billion yen. To further expand and strengthen, Toshiba will set a special fund of 1.45 trillion yen for corporate mergers and acquisitions and equipment investment in 2011-2013.

The company's 2010 target for the establishment of 2010-2012 mergers and acquisitions and equipment investment is 1.3 trillion yen. This month, Toshiba and Switzerland’s smart meter manufacturers reached an agreement to target the next-generation power grid with promising growth prospects. This year, Toshiba also upgraded its smart grid sales target for 2015 from 700 billion yen announced last year to 900 billion yen.