Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. · TSE:6178

Japan Post — Investor Presentation (May 2025)

54 slides from Japan Post's investor presentation, May 15, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Material For Large Meeting

    UNOFFICIAL TRANSLATION Although the Company pays close attention to provide English translation of the information disclosed in Japanese, the Japanese original prevails over its English translation in the case of any discrepancy. Material For Large Meeting May, 2025 JAPAN POST HOLDINGS Security Code

  2. Slide 2: Contents

    Contents Financial Highlights for FY2024 2 Capital Strategy 7 Future Initiatives in 10 Postal and Domestic Logistics Appendix 21 1

  3. Slide 3: Financial Highlights for FY2024

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 2

  4. Slide 4: Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Summary of Consolidated Financial Results)

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Summary of Consolidated Financial Results)  Ordinary income was ¥11,468.3 billion, a decrease of ¥513.7 billion year-on-year.  Net ordinary income was ¥814.5 billion, an increase of ¥146.2 billion year-on-year.  Net income attributable to Japan Post Holdings was ¥

  5. Slide 5: Financial Results Forecast for FY2025

    Financial Results Forecast for FY2025  Net ordinary income is forecast to increase by ¥9.4 billion year-on-year to ¥380.0 billion, with increases in net income for Japan Post Co., Japan Post Bank, and Japan Post Insurance, despite the impact of a decrease in Japan Post Holdings’ equity interest in

  6. Slide 6: JP Vision 2025+ — Major Targets

    Plus JP Vision 2025+ — Major Targets  In FY2024, consolidated net income attributable to Japan Post Holdings was ¥370.5 billion, well above the initial forecast, due to increased profits from the two financial subsidiaries that benefited from an increase in investment income.  In FY2025, although

  7. Slide 7: Shareholder Return

    Shareholder Return  We plan to pay an annual dividend of ¥50 per share consisting of an interim and year-end dividend – twice-a-year dividend – also this fiscal year, in accordance with the Medium-term Management Plan.  In FY2024, we implemented share repurchases totaling ¥350.0 billion. For FY202

  8. Slide 8: Capital Strategy

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  9. Slide 9: Overview of Capital Strategy

    Overview of Capital Strategy  In line with the policy of reducing the Company’s equity interests in the two financial subsidiaries to 50% or less, we conducted a third partial sale of Japan Post Bank shares in March 2025. We plan to use the procured proceeds of approx. ¥600.0 billion to increase ca

  10. Slide 10: Transfer of Capital (Increase in Capital Surplus due to Reduction of Capital Stock)

    Transfer of Capital (Increase in Capital Surplus due to Reduction of Capital Stock)  As part of the policy for initiatives to improve PBR announced in November 2023, we have set the initiative of improving capital efficiency through flexible share repurchases to improve ROE, and conducted share rep

  11. Slide 11: Future Initiatives in Postal and Domestic Logistics

    Future Initiatives in Postal and Domestic Logistics 10

  12. Slide 12: Status of the Postal and Domestic Logistics Business

    Status of the Postal and Domestic Logistics Business  The postal and logistics business performance for FY2024 resulted in an operating loss of ¥38.3 billion, although the operating deficit improved from the previous year due to the postage rate revision in October 2024.  In FY2025, we are aiming

  13. Slide 13: Strengthen Profitability

    Strengthen Profitability  We engaged in increasing the convenience in sending and receiving parcels to ensure our parcel products are chosen by customers, and announced the launch of “Yu-Packet Puff ,” a new product for corporate clients, in February 2025.  Corporate sales organizations of Head Of

  14. Slide 14: Collaboration with Rakuten Group (JP Rakuten Logistics, Inc.)

    Collaboration with Rakuten Group (JP Rakuten Logistics, Inc.)  Established JP Rakuten Logistics, Inc. in July 2021. We developed an efficient and convenient logistics DX platform and aim to open the platform for other business operators to use in the future.  The number of parcels related to Rakut

  15. Slide 15: Collaboration with Sagawa Express and Seino Group

    Collaboration with Sagawa Express and Seino Group  In September 2021, we concluded a Basic Agreement on Collaboration with Sagawa Express. In addition to the initiatives initially implemented, we are also building up collaboration initiatives including a nation-wide expansion of sharing package pic

  16. Slide 16: Investment for Growth of Japan Post

    Investment for Growth of Japan Post  Japan Post Holdings received approximately ¥600.0 billion in proceeds through the third partial sale of Japan Post Bank shares in March 2025.  By using the proceeds from the sale to underwrite a ¥600.0 billion issuance of new shares by Japan Post, we will stren

  17. Slide 17: Investment for increased capacity in our logistics business

    Investment for increased capacity in our logistics business  Consider a network of facilities that can ensure sufficient capacity for the increased volume of parcel products handled.  To achieve efficient business operations centered on small parcels, we are building a more streamlined and robust

  18. Slide 18: Strategic IT investment

    Strategic IT investment  In addition to reviewing post office delivery routes and areas based on data acquired using telematics, we will promote measures to improve productivity, such as using AI to automatically create delivery routes and streamline pickup and delivery.  Released Post Office App

  19. Slide 19: Execution of Management Buyout (MBO) of Tonami Holdings

    Execution of Management Buyout (MBO) of Tonami Holdings  A management buyout (MBO) of Tonami Holdings was conducted jointly with the founding family of Tonami Holdings.  The tender offer conducted between February 27 and April 10, 2025 was completed on April 10, 2025, and a joint consortium of thr

  20. Slide 20: Execution of Management Buyout (MBO) of Tonami Holdings

    Execution of Management Buyout (MBO) of Tonami Holdings  Establish a solid business base by integrating and optimizing the managerial capital of both companies to provide high-quality logistics services.  Achieve high efficiency and profitability by providing value-added logistics services. • Deve

  21. Slide 21: [Reference] Overview of Tonami Holdings Co., Ltd.

    [Reference] Overview of Tonami Holdings Co., Ltd.  Starting from the Hokuriku region, the company operates transport and logistics businesses, with strengths in medium- and large-sized long-haul transportation  Has a strong nationwide network of not only its own companies but also through alliance

  22. Slide 22: Appendix

    Appendix Contents Financial Highlights for FY2024 22 Our History 29 Outline of Japan Post Group 30 Sales of shares in Two Financial Subsidiaries and Use of Proceeds from the sales of Shares 31 Strengthen profitability Postal and Domestic Logistics Business 32 Strengthen profitability Real Estate Bus

  23. Slide 23: Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Summary of Financial Results (the Principal Subsidiaries))

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Summary of Financial Results(the Principal Subsidiaries))  Net income (loss) was ¥(4.2) billion for Japan Post Co., ¥414.3 billion for Japan Post Bank, and ¥123.4 billion for Japan Post Insurance.  Revenue increased but income decreased for Japan Post Co. Revenue d

  24. Slide 24: Analysis of Year-on-Year Change in Net Income (Consolidated)

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Analysis of Year-on-Year Change in Net Income (Consolidated)) (Billions of yen) Net ordinary income 146.2 Other Extraordinary Net income gains and losses attributable to net Income taxes, non-controlling ordinary etc. interests Net ordinary income Net ordinary income

  25. Slide 25: Trends in Net Ordinary Income (Loss)

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Trends in Net Ordinary Income (Loss)) (Billions of yen) 991.4 1,000.0 966.2 916.1 914.1 864.4 Japan Post Holdings (consolidated) 830.6 814.5 795.2 800.0 668.3 Japan Post Bank (consolidated) 657.6 584.5 600.0 Japan Post Bank (non-consolidated) 499.6 490.8 496.0 481.9

  26. Slide 26: Trends in Net Income (Loss)

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Trends in Net Income (Loss)) (Billions of yen) 600.0 501.6 479.4 483.7 Japan Post Bank (consolidated) 460.6 425.9 418.2 431.0 414.3 400.0 352.7 355.0 356.1 325.0 312.2 325.0 273.4 280.1 268.6 370.5 266.1 Japan Post Holdings (consolidated) Japan Post Bank (non-consoli

  27. Slide 27: Supplementary Information by Segment

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 Supplementary Information by Segment Billions of Yen Compared to FY2023 FY2024 the previous fiscal year Net operating income and loss (68.8) (38.3) 30.4 Postal and Domestic Logistics Business Ordinary income 1,980.5 2,088.4 107.9 Net ordinary income and loss (65.1) (3

  28. Slide 28: Supplementary Information by Segment

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Supplementary Information by Segment)  Percentage achievement of full-year results forecast FY2024 (by segment) (Billions of yen) Postal and domestic International Post office business Real estate business Announced in May 2024 logistics business logistics business

  29. Slide 29: Supplementary Information: Postal and Domestic Logistics Segment

    Financial Highlights for FY2024 (Supplementary Information: Postal and Domestic Logistics Segment) Average Unit Prices of Yu-Pack, etc. (Yen) [5-Year Trend] Yu-Pack Yu-Packet Yu-Mail (Yen) (Yen) (Yen) 66 651 188 646 638 640 181 65 65 65 178 175 624 173 64 Mar. 31, Mar. 31, Mar. 31, Mar. 31, Mar. 31,

  30. Slide 30: Our History

    Our History  Modern Postal Service was established in 1871. The 150th Anniversary of the foundation of the Japan Post Group was in 2021.  The Japan Post Group was privatized and established in 2007. We were listed on the First Section (currently Prime Market) of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2015*.

  31. Slide 31: Outline of Japan Post Group

    Outline of Japan Post Group  We are providing integrated services within the Group, such as Postal and Domestics Logistics Business, Banking Business and Life Insurance Business.  Our goal to reduce equity interests in the two financial subsidiaries to 50% or less by FY2025 materialized in March 2

  32. Slide 32: Sales of shares in Two Financial Subsidiaries and Use of Proceeds

    Sales of shares in Two Financial Subsidiaries and Use of Proceeds from the sales of Shares  Based on the JP Vision 2025+ policy to reduce equity interests in the two financial subsidiaries to 50% or less by FY2025, the third sale of Japan Post Bank shares was conducted in March 2025. (Holding ratio

  33. Slide 33: Postage Rates Revision, Trend in operating income of postal services

    Strengthen Profitability Postal and Domestic Logistics Business ― Postage Rates Revision, Trend in operating income of postal services  Revised postage rates in October 2024 to maintain stable postal services.  Volume of mail items handled in FY2024 decreased by 7.5% YoY.  The impact of the posta

  34. Slide 34: Trends in Volume, Unit Price, and Income of Domestic Logistics Business

    Strengthen Profitability Postal and Domestic Logistics Business ― Trends in Volume, Unit Price, and Income of Domestic Logistics Business  In FY2024, the number of Yu-Pack parcels increased by 2.1% YoY, and the number of Yu-Packet parcels increased by 16.1% YoY.  In our collaboration with Yamato G

  35. Slide 35: Real Estate Business: Trends in Operating Income and Net Operating Income

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business ― Trends in Operating Income and Net Operating Income  In light of major changes in the business environment, such as soaring construction costs, we steadily continue promoting the development of Group-owned real estate and the acquisition of non-Group-

  36. Slide 36: Real Estate Business - Main Properties under Development

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business - Main Properties under Development Major properties under development (construction started)  The Landmark Nagoya Sakae (non-Group-owned real estate)  MJR Kagoshima Chuo Station Front The Residence Former Kagoshima Office, Kyushu Regional Branch Locat

  37. Slide 37: Main Properties Earmarked for Potential Development

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business Main Properties Earmarked for Potential Development Name Location Site area ( ) Current status Name Location Site area ( ) Current status Nationwide Tokyo 23 Wards Already Former Hokkaido Training Institute Sapporo-shi 14,900 Kojimachi Post Office Chiyod

  38. Slide 38: Real Estate Business Main real estate in operation

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business Main real estate in operation  Development (construction) of the large-scale properties undertaken under JP Vision 2025 was completed by FY2023.  Office tenant leasing has been completed for the Hiroshima JP Building (construction completed in August 2

  39. Slide 39: Real Estate Business – Properties in Operation

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business – Properties in Operation Construction Succeeded Site area Total floor area Classification Property name Location Asset type Project type completion assets (m2) (m2) (year/month) JP Tower (KITTE) ✔ Chiyoda-ku 11,600 212,000 Offices and commercial facilit

  40. Slide 40: Real Estate Business – Properties in Operation

    Strengthen Profitability Real Estate Business – Properties in Operation Succeeded Site area Construction Total floor area Classification Property name Location Asset type Project type completion assets (m2) (m2) (year/month) Grace Bear Urayasu Urayasu-shi 2,820 5,280 Residences Solely acquired prope

  41. Slide 41: Post Office Business – Trends in Operating Income and Net Operating Income

    Strengthen Profitability Post Office Business – Trends in Operating Income and Net Operating Income, etc. Trends in operating income and net operating income of post office business* Overview of commissions for business consignment (Billions of yen) (Billions of yen)  Banking commissions = basic fe

  42. Slide 42: Review of Subsidies and Contributions Supporting the Post Office Network

    Review of Subsidies and Contributions Supporting the Maintenance of the Post Office Network  The Organization for Postal Savings, Postal Life Insurance and Post Office Network changed the calculation method for the proportionate share of expenses indispensable for maintaining the post office networ

  43. Slide 43: Post Office Business ― Enhancing Profitability, Value and Appeal of Post Offices

    Strengthen Profitability Post Office Business ― Enhancing Profitability, the Value and Appeal of Post Offices, and Service Quality  By enhancing profitability, as well as the value, appeal, and service quality of post offices, we will build a system that allows us to grow into a business of choice

  44. Slide 44: Collaboration with Local Governments, Companies Outside the Group, and Others

    Strengthen Profitability Post Office Business ― Collaboration with Local Governments, Companies Outside the Group, and Others  Strengthen initiatives conducive to building continual relationships with local governments, such as administrative work contracts from local governments, and promote partn

  45. Slide 45: Universal Service Providing at Post Offices

    Universal Service Providing at Post Offices Universal service providing at post offices Standards for establishment of post offices (summary) Postal services, simple savings, remittance, and settlement of debts  In principle, one or more post offices must be established in each and credits, and lif

  46. Slide 46: International Logistics Business ― Trends in Net Operating Income (EBIT)

    Strengthen Profitability International Logistics Business ― Trends in Net Operating Income (EBIT) and Operating Profit Margin  Sold unprofitable global express business in August 2021 and focused on sustainably expanding the scale of income and improving the profitability of forwarding and logistic

  47. Slide 47: Aflac Inc. to Become an Equity-Method Affiliate

    Aflac Inc. to Become an Equity-Method Affiliate  In March 2024, Aflac Incorporated will become an equity-method affiliate of Japan Post Holdings.  The equity in earnings of affiliates, which was expected to be ¥48.0 billion based on past income levels and other factors, came to ¥65.9 billion in FY

  48. Slide 48: Improve EX by Investing in Human Resources

    Improve EX by Investing in Human Resources  We have improved employee base salary for the third consecutive year with the aim of contributing to the creation of a virtuous economic cycle, in addition to retaining employees and improving their motivation. In FY2025, this will be equivalent to a 5.0%

  49. Slide 49: Sustainability ― Initiatives to Reduce GHG Emissions

    Sustainability ― Initiatives to Reduce GHG Emissions  Under the Medium-term Management Plan “JP Vision 2025+”, we target a 46% reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by FY2030 (compared to FY2019), aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. GHG emissions for FY2024 are estimated to be down 2

  50. Slide 50: Sustainability Others

    Sustainability Others  We revised the executive remuneration system to further enhance consciousness and contributions towards steadily achieving the Company’s performance targets and enhancing medium-to-long term corporate value.  Under JP Vision 2025, we expect to reduce the workforce by an amou

  51. Slide 51: Improve UX by promoting DX

    Improve UX by promoting DX  Offer Group-wide value to customers through the Post Office App, etc., to improve customer experience value.  Launched the post office point service “Yu-Yu Point” in November 2024. Post Office App Point Service  The Post Office App was released in October 2023 as the G

  52. Slide 52: Investment for Growth

    Investment for Growth  In FY2024, although there are some initiatives where plans for investment in logistics capacity enhancement and real estate investment have been altered, necessary investments have been made while keeping other costs under control.  In addition to the below, we invested in T

  53. Slide 53: [Reference] Transition of Significant Management Indicators (for five years)

    [Reference] Transition of Significant Management Indicators (for five years) FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 Transition of Significant Management Indicators (Consolidated) Total Income Millions of Yen 11,720,403 11,264,774 11,138,570 11,982,152 11,468,368 Income before income taxes Millions of Ye

  54. Slide 54: For inquiries about this document, please contact

    For inquiries about this document, please contact: IR Office, Corporate Planning Department, Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. Email: irshitsu.ii@jp-holdings.jp <Disclaimer> This document contains forward-looking statements, including forecasts and targets, for the Japan Post Group and its group compani

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