Financial Results (Presentation)
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Financial Results (Presentation)
0 FY2011 Third Quarter Financial Results Mitsubishi Motors Corporation February 2, 2012 1 FY2011 3Q Results Summary (9-month cumulative, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) Achieved an Increase in Profits Despite a Severe Operating Environment Characterized by the Strong Yen, Thai Floods (100 million yen/000 units) 【Reference】 Oct 28 Change FY11 Forecast FY10 3Q FY11 3Q (Apr-Dec ’10) Actual (Apr-Dec ’11) Actual 13,109 12,931 -178 18,200 Operating Income 130 385 +255 500 Ordinary Income 114 289 +175 400 Net Income -22 136 +158 200 Sales Volume (retail) 721 755 +34 1,032 Sales Volume (wholesale) 784 769 -15 1,094 Revenue Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) Sales volume of FY2011 3Q refers to preliminary results. FY2011 3Q Results Summary 2 (by quarter) (100 million yen/000 units) FY11 1Q FY11 2Q FY11 3Q (Apr-Jun ’11) (Jul-Sep ’11) 4,319 4,756 Operating Income 122 220 43 Ordinary Income 103 130 43 Revenue Net Income Sales Volume (retail) Sales Volume (wholesale) Forex Rate USD: EUR: AUD: (Oct-Dec ’11) FY11 3Q Cumulative (Apr-Dec ’11) (progress) 3,856 12,931 【Reference】 Oct 28 FY11 Forecast ( 71% ) 18,200 385 ( 77% ) 500 56 289 ( 72% ) 400 63 30 136 ( 68% ) 200 267 252 236 755 ( 73% ) 1,032 252 278 239 769 ( 70% ) 1,094 Actual 82 118 88 Actual 79 113 84 Plan Actual 76 78 103 106 78 79 Actual 79 113 84 Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) Sales volume of FY2011 3Q refers to preliminary results. Plan 78 110 82 Effects from the Flooding in Thailand One-month Halt in Production Resumed in November Aim to Make Up for 3Q Production Losses in 4Q ◇ MMTh* is an important manufacturing and sales hub for the Triton pickup among other models ◇ As MMTh’s plant is located to the southeast of Bangkok, plant facilities were not directly damaged from the flooding ◇ Production was temporarily halted in mid-October due to disruption in local parts supply ◇ Production was restarted on November 14, at near-full production, will ramp up production to make up for production losses in 4Q ・ Production losses during halt (about 1 month): 23K units ・ Increase in 4Q production goal: 15K units ¾ MMC is taking all steps to make up for the production losses of 8K units within FY2011 *MMTh: Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co, Ltd. (100% subsidiary of MMC) ・ Head Office: Located to the north of Bangkok in Phathumthani Province ・ Laem Chabang Plant: Southeast of Bangkok in Chonburi Province. 200K units produced in FY2010 3 4 FY2011 3Q Regional Sales Volume (9-month cumulative, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) Japan Japan North North America America Europe Europe Asia Asia & & others others Total Total FY11 3Q Actual vs. FY10 3Q Actual (Cumulative) - 16 + 16 + 16 (- 13%) (+ 24%) + 18 + 34 (+ 5%) (+ 5%) (+ 10%) (000 units, Retail base) 721 378 158 119 Minicars Registered Vehicles 74 45 103 63 40 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual Canada & Mexico U.S. 66 24 42 82 23 59 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual 174 Russia & others 48 68 Central Europe 25 21 Western Europe 85 85 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual Middle East & Africa 71 Latin America 64 Australia & NZ 51 396 KD & PPC (17%) 126 755 135 (18%) 18%) 50 73 50 ASEAN 116 145 North Asia 76 78 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) Sales volume of FY2011 3Q refers to preliminary results. Built-up Vehicles 595 (83%) 620 (82%) 82%) FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual Analysis of Operating Income (9-month cumulative, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) 5 (100 million yen) FY10 3Q FY11 3Q +255 (’10/ 4-12) (’11/ 4-12) Actual Actual By region: +166 - 33 Japan North America + 20 Europe +158 Asia & Others -108 +61 +49 - 58 Sales Expenses Forex +206 Others Combined impact of raw material price / cost reduction 385 Forex booking rate, in yen FY10 Vol/Mix 130 FY11 USD 87 79 EUR 113 113 AUD 80 84 Main items: -R&D expenses - 32 -Indirect labor cost - 76 and others 6 Ordinary and Net Income (9-month cumulative, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) (100 million yen) Operating Income Non-operating Income Ordinary Income Extraordinary Income & Tax Net Income FY10 3Q FY11 3Q (Apr-Dec’10) Actual (Apr-Dec’11) Actual 130 385 +255 - 16 - 96 - 80 114 289 +175 - 136 - 153 - 17 - 22 136 +158 Change Balance Sheet 7 (vs. end of FY10) (100 million yen) Mar. 2011 Dec. 2011 Change 13,125 12,481 - 644 Cash & cash deposits 3,171 2,773 - 398 Accounts receivable 1,144 969 - 175 Inventory 1,893 2,080 + 187 PP&E 3,836 3,710 - 126 Total Liabilities 10,644 10,148 - 496 Accounts payable 2,786 2,807 + 21 Interest-bearing debt 3,979 3,620 - 359 2,481 2,333 - 148 Total Assets Net Assets 8 FY2011 Regional Sales Volume Forecast (vs. Oct 28 FY11 Forecast) Japan Japan North North America America Europe Europe Asia Asia & & others others Total Total Feb 2 FY11 Forecast vs. Oct 28 FY11 Forecast -4 -5 (- 3%) (- 4%) -8 (- 3%) -2 - 19 (-) (- 2%) (000 units, Retail base) 1,032 1,013 533 531 230 222 158 154 2H Plan 86 51 31 1H Actual 72 72 113 4Q Plan 3Q Actual 1H Actual 111 50 61 106 24 21 48 135 2H Plan 264 4Q 258 Plan 236 Actual 519 519 Actual 513 3Q 127 57 1H 117 117 269 269 Actual 1H 61 Oct 28 Feb 2 Oct 28 Feb 2 Oct 28 Feb 2 Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 FY11 FY11 FY11 FY11 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) Sales volume of FY2011 3Q refers to preliminary results. Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast FY2011 Results Forecast Summary 9 (vs. Oct 28 FY11 Forecast) Continue to Push Forward in Achieving FY2011 Initial Operating Profit Goal of 50 Billion Yen (100 million yen/000 units) FY11 FY11 【Reference】 Jun 13 Forecast FY11 Oct 28 Forecast Feb 2 Forecast FY10 Actual 19,500 18,200 18,200 18,285 Operating Income 500 500 500 403 Ordinary Income 400 400 400 389 Net Income 200 200 200 156 Sales Volume (Retail) 1,075 1,032 1,013 987 Sales Volume (wholesale) 1,173 1,094 1,080 1,098 Revenue Forex Rate USD: EUR: AUD: FY11 80 113 83 Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) 1H 2H FY11 80 76 78 116 103 110 86 78 82 4Q 76 98 78 FY11 78 110 82 Breakdown of change (vs. Oct 28 forecast) ・Cost reduction ・Forex ・Parts sales and others +10 +20 - 30 10 Summary FY2011 3Q Results (9-month cumulative) Achieved an Increase in Profits Despite a Severe Operating Environment Characterized by the Strong Yen, Thai Floods ¾ Retail Sales Volume • 755K units, 5% up YoY (ASEAN, EU, N. America main contributors) ¾ Wholesale Sales Volume • 769K units, 2% down YoY (ASEAN up but Japan and Middle East/Africa down) ¾ Revenue • 1,293.1 billion yen, down 1% YoY (affected by production halt in Thailand ) ¾ Profit/Loss • Operating Profit: 38.5 billion yen, about 300% (25.5 billion yen) up YoY Offset strong yen with cost reductions and improving model mix) • Net Profit: 13.6 billion yen, 15.8 billion yen up YoY=turnaround to net profitability FY 2011 Full-year Forecasts Continue to Push Forward in Achieving FY2011 Initial Operating Profit Goal of 50 Billion Yen ¾Sales plan revised (Retail: 1,013K units, Wholesale: 1,080K units) to reflect market trends ¾Initial FY2011operating profit goal of 50 billion yen remains even with revisions to sales volume and forex rate forecasts 11 12 Additional Information 13 Change in Sales Volume Calculation Outline Outline New calculation method (from FY2011) ・Retail volume: Count only MMC-brand products Change “Russia/Ukraine” to “Russia & Others” (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan) ・Wholesale Volume: Include OEM sales in count Former calculation method ・Retail Volume: Included non-MMC brand products. ・Wholesale Volume: OEM sales were not included. FY2010 3Q (cumulative) Former method Volume Adjustment New Method (000 Units) Retail Volume 807 ー 86 = 721 Wholesale Volume 746 + 38 = 784 14 FY2011 3Q Regional Sales Volume (by quarter, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) Japan Japan North North America America Europe Europe Asia Asia & & others others Total Total FY11 3Q Actual vs. FY10 3Q Actual (Cumulative) - 16 (- 13%) + 16 (+ 24%) + 16 (+ 10%) + 18 (+ 5%) + 34 (+ 5%) (000 units, Retail base) 721 378 158 119 3Q 30 2Q 51 1Q 38 60 103 31 38 34 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual 66 23 22 21 82 21 30 31 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual 52 46 174 132 57 121 396 755 236 3Q 252 2Q 230 267 1Q 245 127 131 246 53 64 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual 125 138 FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) Sales volume of FY2011 3Q refers to preliminary results. FY10 3Q FY11 3Q Actual Actual FY2011 3Q Regional Results (9-month cumulative, vs. FY10 3Q Actual) 15 (100 million yen) FY10 3Q FY11 3Q (’10/4-12) (’11/4-12) A ctual C hange A ctual 13,109 12,931 -178 Japan 2,595 2,510 -85 North America 1,435 1,418 -17 Europe 3,468 5,611 3,465 5,538 -3 -73 130 385 +255 17 -20 -37 North America -223 -209 +14 Europe -230 566 -114 728 +116 +162 Revenue Asia & Others Operating Income Japan Asia & Others FY2011 Regional Sales Volume Forecast Japan Japan North North America America Europe Europe Feb 2 FY11 Forecast vs. FY10 Actual - 10 + 12 (- 6%) (+ 13%) 16 (vs. FY10 Actual) Asia Asia & & others others +4 + 20 (+ 2%) Total Total + 26 (+ 4%) (+ 3%) (000 units, Retail base) 987 511 218 222 Russia & others 164 154 Minicars Registered Vehicles 104 90 60 64 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast 94 106 31 Canada & Mexico 32 U.S. 62 75 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast Central Europe Western Europe Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) 64 32 83 26 122 113 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast Middle East & Africa 94 Latin America 85 64 167 (177 18%) 18%) KD & PPC (17%) 98 Australia & NZ 68 ASEAN 162 North Asia 531 1,013 68 820 Built-up Vehicles (83%) 836 (82%) 82%) 198 102 103 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast FY2011 Regional Sales Volume Forecast Japan Japan North North America America Feb 2 FY11 Forecast vs. FY10 Actual - 10 + 12 (- 6%) (+ 13%) Europe Europe +4 (+ 2%) 17 (vs. FY10 Actual) Asia Asia & & others others + 20 (+ 4%) Total Total + 26 (+ 3%) (000 units, Retail base) 987 1,013 511 511 218 222 265 164 154 2H 75 82 89 FY10 Actual 72 Feb 2 FY11 Forecast 494 2H Plan 262 120 105 94 51 1H 531 106 1H 45 98 43 61 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) FY10 Actual 117 Feb 2 FY11 Forecast 246 269 FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast 476 519 Actual FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast FY2011 Regional Sales Volume Forecast Japan Japan North North America America Europe Europe 18 (vs. Oct 28 FY11 Forecast) Asia Asia & & others others Total Total Feb 2 FY11 Forecast vs. Oct 28 FY11 Forecast -4 -5 (- 3%) -8 (- 4%) -2 (- 3%) - 19 (-) (- 2%) (000 units, Retail base) 1,032 1,013 230 222 Russia & others 158 154 Minicars Registered Vehicles 94 64 90 64 Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast 111 106 Canada & 33 31 Mexico U.S. 78 Central Europe Western Europe 75 Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast Note: Sales volume is counted by the “New Calculation Method”. (see p.13) 89 27 83 26 114 113 Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast 533 531 Middle East & Africa 69 64 Latin America 99 98 Australia & NZ 69 68 ASEAN 189 198 North Asia 107 103 Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast 181 177 KD & PPC (18%) (18%) 18%) 851 836 Built-up Vehicles (82%) (82%) 82%) Oct 28 Feb 2 FY11 FY11 Forecast Forecast FY2011 Regional Forecast 19 (vs. FY10 Actual and Past Forecasts) (100 million yen) FY10 FY11 FY11 FY11 Actual Jun 13 Forecast Oct 28 Forecast Feb 2 Forecast 18,285 19,500 18,200 18,200 Japan 3,633 3,700 3,700 3,700 North America 1,898 1,900 1,800 1,800 Europe 4,900 5,100 4,600 4,600 Asia & Others 7,854 8,800 8,100 8,100 403 500 500 500 51 70 90 50 North America - 279 - 330 - 310 - 290 Europe - 264 - 170 - 210 - 220 895 930 930 960 Revenue Operating income Japan Asia & Others Analysis of Operating Income 20 (vs. FY10 Actual) (100 million yen) FY10 Actual Feb 2 FY11 Forecast +97 By region: ±0 Japan ±0 North America + 20 Europe +130 Asia & Others + 60 + 210 +210 Sales Expenses + 270 +270 - 223 - 160 Others Forex Vol/Mix 403 Forex booking rate, in yen FY10 FY11 USD 85 78 EUR 113 110 AUD 81 82 Combined impact of raw material price / cost reduction 500 Main items: - R&D expenses - Indirect labor cost and others - 136 - 87 Development of New MIVEC Engine and New AS&G New MIVEC Engine Auto Stop & Go Idling Stop System + 1.8/2.0L MIVEC*1 Engine 22 12 14% Increase in Fuel Efficiency for the below four models * 12-14% Increase in Fuel Efficiency for the below four models* Japan-market Galant Fortis (Lancer/Lancer EX) Japan-market Galant Fortis Sportback (Lancer Sportback) Japan-market RVR Japan-market Delica D:5 (ASX/Outlander Sport) (2WD) *1 MIVEC : Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control system *2 at Japanese 10-15 mode 21 22 Main Vehicles Eligible for Japan’s Eco-car Tax Reduction and Eco-car Subsidies* Japanese Eco -car Tax Reduction at Purchase of 50 -100% Eco-car 50-100% Eco -car Subsidies: Subsidies: ¥100,000 ¥100,000 (¥70,000 (¥70,000 for minicars) minicars) Eco-car Government Subsidies for “Clean Energy” Vehicles Electric Electric Vehicle Vehicle th Extra Budget must pass and be enacted Precondition:FY2011 4th 75% 100 % Reduction Reduction Cool Very (2WD) Clean Clean Diesel Diesel Passenger Passenger Vehicle Vehicle G (2WD) S (2WD) Very (2WD) 20M (2WD) 50 % CHAMONIX (4WD) Reduction 3.2ℓ “Clean Diesel” Engine SUPER EXCEED (2WD) *All data as of February 2, 2012. SPORT (2WD) M (2WD/5MT) Introduction of MIRAGE Global Strategic Vehicle MIRAGE concept • Compact / Affordable / High fuel efficiency • To be introduced in both emerging markets expected to grow, and advanced markets where demand for smaller vehicles is growing • Entry model in Mitsubishi Motors’ lineup - Compact car that can comfortably seat five adults • New 1.0-liter & 1.2-liter 3-cylinder engines with: - Variable valve timing (MIVEC*1) - Idling-stop system (AS&G*2) - Regenerative braking system - Low aerodynamic drag and lightweight body MMC’s Global Strategic Vehicle Production sites • New Third Factory at MMTh (Thailand) • Working toward local production in China Product Launch • MIRAGE to be launched in Thailand first • Other global markets: To be exported from Thailand *1 *2 MIVEC : Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control system AS&G : Auto Stop & Go New Third Factory In Thailand (as of December 2011) 23 24 Expansion of Electric Vehicle Rollout FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 Sales Plan: 19K units Units Sold: 1.6K Units Sold: 8.2K (Japan:7K units, Overseas:12K units) Fleet Sales From Apr. 2010 Japan From Jul. 2009 Sales to Individuals Roll out of G and M trim levels From Jul. 2011 MINICAB-MiEV From Dec. 2011 Mini commercial EV Units Sold : 1.4K Units Sold : 2.6K RHD vehicles (Hong Kong, England, etc.) Overseas From Fall 2009 Europe (LHD markets incl.) OEM to PSA Peugeot Citroën From Oct. 2010 i-MiEV for Europe i-MiEV for North America From Nov. 2011 N. America Units Sold : 0.2K Units Sold : 5.6K Activities for Popularization of Electric Vehicles 25 Great Improvements to Japanese-market Well-equipped and longer-range G model ¥1.88 million*1 entry-level M model ・Range/charge : 180km (JC08 cycle) ・Rated battery capacity : 16.0kWh ・Motor maximum output : 47kW [64PS] ・Battery charging time Home charging : 7 hours (100%) Quick-charging : 30 min. (80%) ・MSRP : ¥3,800,000 Subsidies : ¥960,000 ・Range/charge : 120km (JC08 cycle) ・Rated battery capacity : 10.5kWh ・Motor maximum output: 30kW [41PS] ・Battery charging time : 4.5 hours (100%) Home charging Quick-charging*2 : 15 min. (80%) : ¥2,600,000 ・MSRP : ¥720,000 Subsidies ■Mitsubishi Multi-entertainment System (car navigation) ■Keyless operation system ■Driver/passenger heated seats ■Leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter knob *1: Japanese “Clean “Vehicle” subsidies included. *2 Factory option on the M model. Introduction of the MINICAB-MiEV Mini Commercial EV in Japanese-Market The EV goes to work. Two versions of the MINICABMiEV are offered, each with different battery capacities. ¥2.02 million*1 16.0kWh version ・Range/charge : 150km (JC08 cycle) ¥1.73 million*1 10.5kWh version ・Range/charge : 100km (JC08 cycle) ・Rated battery capacity : 16.0kWh ・Rated battery capacity : 10.5kWh ・Motor maximum output : 30kW [41PS] ・Motor maximum output: 30kW [41PS] ・Battery charging time ・Battery charging time Regular charging : 7 hours (100%) Home charging Quick-charging*2 : 35 min. (80%) Quick-charging*2 : 15 min. (80%) ・MSRP Subsidies : ¥2,950,000* ,000 3 : ¥960,000 ・MSRP Subsidies *1: Japanese “Clean “Vehicle” subsidies included. *2 Factory option on the M model.*3: Two-seater version : 4.5 hours (100%) : ¥2,400,000* 2,400,000 3 : ¥670,000 26 27 Making EVs an External Power Supply POWER SUPPLY • AC Power Supply EZ already on sale. • 1500W power supply unit to go on sale this fiscal year. AC Power Supply EZ Heavy-duty power supply unit (100W max) (currently under development) On sale now! Mobile Phones Laptop Computers Hot Water Pots Rice Cookers Washing Machines LED Lamps Electric Fans Electric Shavers Vacuum Cleaners AC Power Supply EZ Televisions Hair Dryers Supplemental Battery EV Drive Battery 28 The MITSUBISHI Concept PX-MiEV II Eco-SUV MITSUBISHI Plug-in Hybrid EV System PHEV displayed at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show • Target EV Cruising Range • Target Combined Cruising Range • Target Fuel Efficiency : more than 50km : more than 800km : more than 60km/L System Structure 1.EV Components ・ Drive Battery ・ F/R Electric Motors ・ F/R Inverters 2.IC* Engine/Fuel Tank 3.Generator *Internal Combustion 29 30 All statements herein, other than historical facts, contain forward-looking statements and are based on MMC’s current forecasts, expectations, targets, plans, and evaluations. Any forecasted value is calculated or obtained based on certain assumptions. Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties. A number of significant factors could therefore cause actual results to differ from those contained in any forward-looking statement. Significant risk factors include: •Feasibility of each target and initiative as laid out in this presentation; •Fluctuations in interest rates, exchange rates and oil prices; •Changes in laws, regulations and government policies; and •Regional and/or global socioeconomic changes. Potential risks and uncertainties are not limited to the above and MMC is not under any obligation to update the information in this presentation to reflect any developments or events in the future. If you are interested in investing in Mitsubishi Motors, you are requested to make a final investment decision at your own risk, taking the foregoing into consideration. 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