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Financial Review
Copyright 2013 © HOYA CORPORATION
9
Capital Expenditures / Depreciation and Amortization
The total capital investment increased by 35.6% from the previous year to ¥45,011 million during the fiscal year
under review. Investment in the Information Technology business amounted ¥24,771 million and investment in
Life Care business amounted ¥20,018 million, which account for 55.0% and 44.5% of the total investment by
the Group respectively.
In the Information Technology business, major investments, from the perspective of risk diversification,
included construction of a plant to produce mask
blanks for semiconductors in Singapore and a new
production line at a plant producing glass disks for
HDDs in Vietnam. In the Life Care business, major
expenditures included the reconstruction cost for
the eyeglass lens production sites which were
damaged by the flooding in Thailand in October
2011, a nd exp enses to enha nce pro ductio n
capacity in group factories located in places other
than Thailand, as an alternative production site.
Depreciation and amortization (including impairment
loss) for the fiscal year under review increased
14.6%, to ¥31,991 m il lio n. T he I nfor ma ti on
Technology segment accounted for approximately
60% of this, at ¥18,103 million.