2015_4q_fpco_E
16/29 －Strategic Investment
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Another point is that, in actual fact, this fiscal year, we are also once again making quite a lot of capital investment Prices have increased by 20%, including prices of the machinery and all the buildings. According to our projections, costs have risen by about that much. There is also the matter of the land that we definitely want to secure if we can get a decision. Capital investment this fiscal year, including this 2 billion or so yen, will be 25.8 billion yen. If the deal does not go through, investment will be about the same as the previous year. Given that costs are rising, from this fiscal year, investment will be less, and we are always worrying whether this is the right pace. We are, of course, introducing robots. The problem of human resources is the biggest problem we'll face in the future and it's rubbish to talk about growth without solving the human resources problem. How are we going to secure them? We have dormitory sites in Yuki in Kanto, in Gifu-Hashima or somewhere in Anpachi District in Gifu and in Fukuyama, and year by year we are gradually going to create dormitories in these three locations and start by having high school graduates from all over Japan move into these dormitories. This is why I am now attaching most importance to the human resources issue. While our plan is also a plan to introduce robots, we cannot keep going unless we get at least 100 people to join us. We started securing human resources around three years ago, but, in this process, as is to be expected, around 20-30% leave the company. On this basis, if we are only able to get 100 people, this will be nowhere near enough. And if we are introducing robots, then we need to attract human resources that can be trained to a high level as the operators.
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