FUJIFILM VIETNAM, VJM and MRT Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh City, February 2, 2026 - FUJIFILM VIETNAM Co., Ltd.（hereinafter " FUJIFILM VIETNAM ") is pleased to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) with MRT VIETNAM Co., Ltd (hereinafter " MRT Vietnam ") and VIETNAM JAPAN MEDICAL SERVICES JOINT STOCK COMPANY (hereinafter "VJM"), which operates the medical institution " T-Matsuoka Medical Center " in Vietnam. The objective of this partnership is to establish an "All-Japan" model in the Vietnamese medical sector and to contribute to the advancement of healthcare across Vietnam.

Scene from the signing ceremony held on February 2, 2026. From left to right: [Mr. Kensuke Sakaguchi/General Manager of FUJIFILM VIETNAM], [Mrs. Duong Thuy Mai/ Vice General Director of VJM], Mr. Nguyen Huy Tuan/Vice Chairman of the Board of Management of VJM], [Mr. Mamoru Morota/General Director of FUJIFILM VIETNAM], and [Mr. Nobutaka Kato/CEO of MRT Global], [Mrs. Merisa Fukuhara/Team Leader of MRT Global]

[Background]
In Vietnam, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including lifestyle-related conditions such as cancer and ischemic heart disease, have become the leading causes of death. *1 These diseases can be managed more effectively, with lower mortality rates and reduced risks of severe complications, through early detection followed by appropriate treatment and health guidance. While periodic health checkups for workers are mandatory in Vietnam, similar to the system in Japan, the actual uptake remains low at approximately 3.5%. *2 This creates a challenging situation where early detection of diseases is often difficult. *3

To address these healthcare challenges in Vietnam, FUJIFILM Corporation (Headquarters：Tokyo　CEO：Teiichi Goto　hereinafter " Fujifilm ") has been operating the " NURA " health checkup center - focusing on cancer screening - since July 2024, in collaboration with VJH and " T-Matsuoka Medical Center," which has long contributed to improving the quality of medical care in Vietnam. Together, they are building an environment to provide high-quality health screening services in the country. Furthermore, with the aim of establishing a "culture of health checkups" in Vietnam, Fujifilm is actively working to communicate the importance of these screenings to hospitals and companies in the surrounding regions.

MRT Global officially launched its medical human resources platform, "MRT HUB," in October 2025 through MRT Vietnam, which holds a license as a recruitment agency. *4 Additionally, since July 2025, in mutual cooperation with Vietnam’s largest private medical group, MRT Global has been conducting educational programs to enhance the knowledge and specialized skills of local physicians. Under this initiative, highly specialized doctors are selected and invited from the approximately 100,000 physician members of the MRT medical platform to serve as lecturers. These programs are delivered through online lectures and offline sessions at medical conferences held several times a year.

[Objectives]
The purpose of this MoC is to express the good faith and intention to cooperate between the Parties within the medical field. The goal is to build an "All-Japan" model in the medical field, integrating the specialized resources, technology and medical facilities of each company.
including:
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(a)the professional second opinion and remote medical consultation services by Japanese medical teams;
(b)the referral of patients or clients requiring specialized medical services to medical facilities in Japan;
(c)partner with local organization and Vietnamese doctors;
(d)the implementation of medical imaging solutions, medical equipment, and medical technology of Fujifilm brand.

[About "NURA" Health Checkup Center]

Fujifilm launched its health checkup service business in emerging countries with the opening of "NURA" in Bengaluru, India, in 2021. Since then, NURA health screening centers, as well as those incorporating the expertise of NURA, have expanded beyond India to Mongolia, Vietnam, the United Arab Emirates, and Thailand. Going forward, new centers are planned for South Africa, the Philippines, and Malaysia. "NURA" leverages Fujifilm’s advanced medical equipment, such as CT and mammography systems, along with AI technology to support physician diagnosis, providing health screening services for cancer and lifestyle-related diseases. The service has been highly acclaimed by users, and as of April 2025, the total number of users has surpassed 100,000. Key features that have received positive feedback include the ability to complete all tests and physician feedback within a short duration of approximately 120 minutes, as well as the clear, easy-to-understand explanations provided by doctors while viewing diagnostic images. *3

[Future Outlook]
By evolving the "All-Japan" model within the medical sector, FUJIFILM VIETNAM, VJM and MRT Vietnam are committed to introducing Japan’s high-quality medical services to Vietnam and contributing to the advancement of the country's healthcare standards. Furthermore, we will continue to evolve and strive toward improving global healthcare standards by leveraging the insights and experience cultivated in Vietnam.

Through these initiatives, by utilizing cutting-edge technology, FUJIFILM VIETNAM will continue to expand the number of health screening centers which use Fujifilm’s medical devices and AI-based medical IT systems, designed to further address healthcare challenges in Vietnam and contribute to the people, culture, and society of Vietnam.

*1 World Health Organization (WHO) (n.d.) Global Health Estimates: Life expectancy and leading causes of death and disability. Available at: https://www.who.int 
*2 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) (2020) FY2020 Vietnam Health Checkup System FeeBased Service Consortium: Project Report on the FeeBased Health Checkup System in Vietnam. Tokyo: METI.
*3 Fujifilm Corporation (2024) Fujifilm to expand the “NURA” health screening centers focused on cancer screening in Vietnam. News release, 1 July. Available at: https://www.fujifilm.com/jp/ja/news/list/11563 
*4 MRT Inc. (2025a) The MRT Group officially launches one of the largest medical human resources platforms in Vietnam. News release, 7 October. Available at: https://ssl4.eir-parts.net/doc/6034/tdnet/2695035/00.pdf 
*5 MRT Inc. (2025b) MRT to begin joint lecture programs and medical conferences by Japanese physicians for Vietnamese doctors, cohosted with the Hoan My Group, starting in July. News release, 8 July. Available at: https://medrt.co.jp/pr/pdf/news-2025-0708.pdf

[Executive Comments]