Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. · TSE:8424

Fuyo General Lease — FY2024 Earnings Presentation

68 slides from Fuyo General Lease's earnings presentation, May 12, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Financial Results Briefing for FY2024 IR Presentation

    Financial Results Briefing for FY2024 IR Presentation Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. Securities code:8424 May 12, 2025

  2. Slide 2: Agenda and definitions of terms

    1.Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities P3 2. Medium-term Management Plan 「Fuyo Shared Value 2026」 P11 3.Earnings forecast and dividend policy P50 4. Initiatives for Enhancing Corporate Value P53 5.Appendix P57 Definitions of figures and terms used in this document Profi

  3. Slide 3: FY2024 Overview of consolidated operating results

    FY2024 Overview of consolidated operating results 3

  4. Slide 4: FY2024 results

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 1 FY2024 results ⚫ Record-high ordinary profit for the eighth consecutive period. Achieved continuous profit growth as a result of growth in profit before interest expenses following expansion of business areas. This offsets the incr

  5. Slide 5: Profit before interest expenses; ordinary profit, profit and ROE

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 2 Profit before interest expenses 3 Ordinary profit , profit and ROE ⚫ Growth in businesses positioned as growth drivers ⚫ Ordinary profit renewed a record high. Profit decreased resulted in continued growth in profit before interest

  6. Slide 6: Factors causing the increase in ordinary profit

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 4 Factors causing the increase in ordinary profit (¥100million) -59 +213 -112 +12 -47 Ordinary 726 Ordinary Profit profit 684 691 690 Including special factors of 4 billion yen 1 2 3 4 *1 FY2023 Profit before Personal/equipment Inter

  7. Slide 7: Changes in funding

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 5 Changes in funding ⚫ The outstanding balance grew due to the accumulation of operating assets ⚫ Funding yields increased mainly due to rising yen interest rates ⚫ Funding yields are also expected to increase in FY2025 due to rising

  8. Slide 8: Changes in costs; net assets and equity ratio

    決算概況 Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 6 Changes in costs 7 Net assets and the shareholders’ equity ratio ⚫ Personnel/equipment expenses increased due to ⚫ Net assets increased against the backdrop of proactive investments in human capital and the one- stable profits

  9. Slide 9: Newly executed contract volume

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 8 Newly executed contract volume ⚫ Newly executed contract volume increased steadily overall. Significant increases in Accretive’s factoring for medical and nursing care fees contributed to growth ⚫ Lease contract volume decreased ma

  10. Slide 10: Operating assets, ROA

    Overview of consolidated operating results and business activities 9 Operating assets, ROA ⚫ Steadily accumulated primarily in business domains positioned as growth drivers, mainly in aircraft and mobility & logistics (domestic and overseas) ⚫ Financing continued to accumulate due in part to the exp

  11. Slide 11: Medium-term Management Plan Fuyo Shared Value 2026

    Medium-term Management Plan Fuyo Shared Value 2026 11

  12. Slide 12: Overview of Fuyo Shared Value 2026

    Medium-term Management Plan Overview of Fuyo Shared Value 2026 Pursuing sustainable growth as a corporate group by practicing CSV (Creating Shared Value) to resolve social issues while at the same time delivering economic value Vision for New Fuyo Shared Value 2026 Medium-term Achieving sustainable

  13. Slide 13: Management Goals: Financial/Non-financial Goals

    Management Goals Financial/Non-financial Goals • Despite revising business strategy based on the recent management environment, no changes have been made to financial goals • In terms of non-financial goals, targets related to ECs/FCVs have been revised based on the environment for penetration of EV

  14. Slide 14: Financial/Non-financial Goals

    Management Goals Financial/Non-financial Goals Results for Target value Item Remarks FY2024 for FY2026 450,000 500,000 Contribution to CO2 reduction t-CO2/year t-CO2/year The amount invested in the promotion of Sum total over the medium-term 255.8 billion 300.0 billion decarbonization management pla

  15. Slide 15: Changes in results for our four financial goals

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Changes in results for our four financial goals ◼ Our four financial goals (ordinary profit, ROA (ratio of ordinary profit to operating assets), shareholders’ equity ratio, and ROE) are making steady progress towards final-year targets off the Medium-term

  16. Slide 16: Results of CSV management

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Results of CSV management ◼ Non-financial goals were set as indicators for practicing CSV. Overall, steady progress was made toward our targets for the final year of the medium-term management plan by steadily practicing CSV. ◼ Initiatives to finance decar

  17. Slide 17: Improved External Ratings

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Improved External Ratings ◼ Rating agencies upgraded issuer ratings in Issue Rating recognition of improved earning power, financial Japan Credit Rating Rating and Investment health and other factors. Agency, Ltd. Information, Inc. (JCR) (R&I) ◼ We aim to

  18. Slide 18: Changes in the management environment

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Changes in the management environment • The growth of global economy has remained resilient and business conditions in Japan have continued their moderate recovery • Society is increasingly demanding sustainability management that addresses climate change,

  19. Slide 19: Earnings Portfolio

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Earnings Portfolio Results in first half of plan(~FY2024) • In the Transformation Zone (Rising/Accelerating), profit levels did not reach targets due to changes in the business environment and delays in profit contributions • In the core Growing Performanc

  20. Slide 20: Business Domain-Specific Results (FY2026 Plan)

    Progress of the Medium-term Management plan Business Domain-Specific Results(FY2026 Plan) • Further growth expected in mobility / logistics No change in the overall ordinary profit target • Revisions to final-year targets for BPO/ICT and healthcare for the Transformation Zone • Upward revisions to o

  21. Slide 21: Business Domain-Specific Results and Topics

    Business Domain-Specific Results and Topics 21

  22. Slide 22: Zone Management

    Positioning of Business Domains Zone Management • In addition to helping our customers resolve their management issues, we contribute to creating value through projects such as jointly run businesses with our partners. • Invest our management resources in the Transformation Zone in our efforts to al

  23. Slide 23: Business Domain-Specific Results

    General Business Domain-Specific Results FY2023 FY2024 YoY change Ordinary Operating Ordinary Operating Ordinary Operating (¥100 million) ROA ROA ROA Profit assets Profit assets Profit assets Transformation (Rising + Accelerating) 141 - 5,145 146 - 5,990 +4 - +845 Rising Transformation (Mobility / L

  24. Slide 24: Partnerships with alliance partners

    Initiatives for enhancing expansion of the business domain General and improvements in profitability • Promote expansion of business domains and profitability improvements through partnerships with alliance partners to achieve sustainable growth and medium- to long-term improvements in corporate val

  25. Slide 25: Mobility / Logistics (1)

    Rising Transformation Mobility / Logistics (1) Aim for further growth through expansion of business domains ■ Mobility/Logistics Business (¥100 million) Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating Asset balance Fuyo Shared Value 2026 Results in first half of plan Profit targets set when medium-term manageme

  26. Slide 26: Overall vision for the mobility business

    Rising Transformation Mobility & Logistics (2) Overall vision for the mobility business Circulation and use of renewable energy EV buses Autonomous vehicles Logistics warehouses Electric vehicles (EVs) Storage batteries Next-generation material handling Streamlining and labor-saving to Increase in p

  27. Slide 27: Mobility & Logistics (3): Enhance functions of one-stop EV services

    Rising Transformation Mobility & Logistics (3) Enhance functions of one-stop EV services in Japan and overseas Marubeni/Commercial EV fleet management services in Thailand Outline of the New Company PrimeMobility Co., Ltd. Company ◼ Established a new company in Thailand alongside Marubeni and Banpu

  28. Slide 28: Mobility & Logistics (4)

    Rising Transformation Mobility & Logistics (4) Collaboration with alliance partners to expand business base in the logistics domain Transport and Transport and delivery Warehouse delivery Order Procurement Transport Receipt Storage Picking Packing Sorting Shipping Delivery Customer Customers’ variou

  29. Slide 29: Advancement of initiatives for a circular society

    Rising Transformation Circular Economy(CE) Advancement of initiatives for a circular society Opened theFuyoReuse Center to centralize and Increase in assets handled by Fuyo reinforce reuse and resale functions (May 2024) Circular Economy LeaseⓇ ◼ Opened collection point with maintenance yard functio

  30. Slide 30: Energy & Environment (1)

    Accelerating Transformation Energy & Environment (1) Profit contribution remains a work in progress. Steady progress in asset accumulation and expansion of business domains ■ Energy & Environment Business Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating Asset balance (¥100 million) 2,176 No change to profit targ

  31. Slide 31: Expansion of Business Domains in Japan

    Accelerating Transformation Energy & Environment (2) Expansion of Business Domains in Japan Energy Storage Making Global Engineering an equity Renewable The 100-Year Solar Kyushu Project Energy Projects method affiliate —A business to address social challenges (December 2024) (March 2025) ◼ An initi

  32. Slide 32: Energy & Environment (3)

    Accelerating Transformation Energy & Environment (3) Renewable energy power generation capacity(in Operation) Global expansion of renewable energy power generation business, primarily in Europe and 22/3 25/3 the United States 318MW 876MW Copyright(C) Fuyo General Lease Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved

  33. Slide 33: Energy & Environment (4)

    Accelerating Transformation Energy & Environment (4) Co-ownership of a large work ship used for the construction of offshore wind power plants with Penta-Ocean Construction Heavy lift vessel(image) Cable laying vessel (image) Helping to achieve a decarbonized society by supporting the expansion of o

  34. Slide 34: BPO/ICT (1)

    Accelerating Transformation BPO/ICT(1) Expansion of business domain and pursuit of efficiency for profit growth Profit targets set when (¥100 million) ■ BPO/ICT Business medium-term management plan was formulated Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating (85) Asset balance 75 The ROA figures shown here ar

  35. Slide 35: BPO/ICT (2)

    Accelerating Transformation BPO/ICT(2) Expand service lineup by utilizing group functions and partner collaboration INVOICE INC./ Supporting companies’ CO2 emissions Mitsubishi UFJ Factors/ Payment service BPO calculations using the OneVoice Energy Data service (January 2025) (April 2024) ◼ In Janua

  36. Slide 36: BPO/ICT (3)

    Accelerating Transformation BPO/ICT(3) New business development through collaboration with partners Data center (DC) business Recurring business ◼ Overseas and domestic investment in DC-related domains is expected to ◼ Companies continue to transition from one-time sales accelerate for further advan

  37. Slide 37: Healthcare (1)

    Accelerating Transformation Healthcare(1) Aim to increase revenue through the roll-out of services in the factoring and non-financing domains ■Healthcare Business (¥100 million) Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating Asset balance Profit targets set when medium-term management 945 plan was formulated F

  38. Slide 38: Healthcare (2)

    Accelerating Transformation Healthcare(2) Provide solutions that address the management challenges facing healthcare providers Collaboration with CB Holdings Reinforcement of factoring for medical and (reinforce non-financing domains) nursing care service fee receivables (FPS Medical) ◼ In addition

  39. Slide 39: Healthcare (3)

    Accelerating Transformation Healthcare(3) Reference CB Holdings Inc. Business overview By offering various services, centered on succession support specifically for the medical, nursing care, and welfare industries to address the aging of managers and lack of successors, and management support to ad

  40. Slide 40: Real Estate

    Growing Performance Real Estate Aim to maintain and improve ROA through expansion of business domains ■Real Estate Business Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating Asset (¥100 million) balance Fuyo Shared Value 2026 Results in first half of plan 10,939 11,077 • Ordinary profit targets set when medium-te

  41. Slide 41: Aircraft

    Growing Performance Aircraft Strengthen Asset trading business by putting asset turnover-type businesses on growth trajectories ■Aircraft Business Ordinary Profit, ROA, and Operating (¥100 million) Asset balance 3,954 Profit targets set when medium-term management Fuyo Shared Value 2026 Results in f

  42. Slide 42: Taking part in carbon credit creation projects

    Incubation ライジングトランスフォーメーション Carbon credit Taking part in carbon credit creation projects Rice Paddy Credit Pilot Project/ Philippines (September 2024) ◼ Joint project with Green Carbon and Nippon Koei, focused on the growth potential of the agricultural carbon credit market ◼ Reduces methane gas (w

  43. Slide 43: Urban development

    Incubation ライジングトランスフォーメーション Urban development CSV urban development, a collective solution to various social issues Case 1 Kobe Arena Project Case 2 Kobe Suma Sea World (Suma Seaside Aquarium and Seaside Park ◼ Fuyo Lease is also participating in this privately-run arena Redevelopment Project) crea

  44. Slide 44: Towards Sustainable Value Creation

    Towards Sustainable Value Creation 44

  45. Slide 45: Realizing a prosperous society and contributing to sustainable growth

    Non-financial Goals and Business Domains Non-financial Goals and Business Domains Realizing a prosperous society and contributing to sustainable growth Expanding business domains and promoting further evolution in our relentless attempt to create new value Anticipating social changes and taking on t

  46. Slide 46: Fuyo Lease Group's Decarbonization Strategy

    Realization of a decarbonized society Fuyo Lease Group’s Decarbonization Strategy Pursuing a decarbonization strategy that focuses on a dual approach of “decarbonizing our own group” as a means of reducing risk and “decarbonizing our customers and society” as a business opportunity Copyright(C) Fuyo

  47. Slide 47: Investment in Human Resources (1)

    Investment in human capital Investment in Human Resources (1) Establish the “Fuyo Shared Value Creation Center,” an ecosystem for growth and learning, while at the same time promoting an unprecedented and aggressive investment in human resources in an attempt to develop high-value-added human resour

  48. Slide 48: Investment in Human Resources (2)

    Investment 人的資本への投資in human capital Investment in Human Resources (2) Achieved non-financial target of a 300% increase in human resource development- related expenses two years ahead of schedule Supported the growth of high-value-added human resources by accelerating investment in human resources wh

  49. Slide 49: DX Strategy: DX Human Resource Development Program

    Digital Transformation DX Strategy : DX Human Resource Development Program At Fuyo Lease, DX talent are organized into three categories, defining each role and required skills. Stepping up in the program according to their roles, and circulation of personnel between the business and systems departme

  50. Slide 50: Earnings forecast and dividend policy

    Earnings forecast and dividend policy 50

  51. Slide 51: FY2025 consolidated earnings forecast

    Earnings forecast and dividend policy 1 FY2025 consolidated earnings forecast FY2024 FY2025 (¥100 million) Results Forecast Operating profit 648 660 Ordinary profit 690 700 Profit attributable to owners of parent 453 460 *1 Basic earnings per share(¥) 501.66 509.94 *1 Figures have been revised retro

  52. Slide 52: Change in dividend and dividend payout ratio

    Earnings forecast and dividend policy 2 Dividend policy Total dividend was ¥455, which is ¥5 higher than the initial forecast of ¥450. Dividend payout FY2024 results ratio was 30.2%. Achieved target (for final year of medium-term management plan) of a dividend payout ratio of 30% or more two years a

  53. Slide 53: Initiatives for Enhancing Corporate Value

    Initiatives for Enhancing Corporate Value 53

  54. Slide 54: Changes in results and share price-based indicators

    Initiatives for enhancing Corporate Value Changes in results and share price-based indicators • Through continuous expansion of the business domain, we have achieved both growth in EPS and improvements in ROE over the medium term • Although market capitalization has increased, further improvement in

  55. Slide 55: Initiatives for enhancing PBR

    Initiatives for enhancing Corporate Value Initiatives for enhancing PBR • We aim to enhance corporate value over the medium to long term by achieving ROE that consistently exceeds the cost of equity *, and by controlling the cost of equity Consistent growth in profit through expansion of the Improve

  56. Slide 56: Partnerships with alliance partners

    Initiatives for enhancing Corporate Value Initiatives for enhancing ROE Main initiatives aimed at expanding the business domain and improving profitability Consistent growth in profit through Creation of new domains/businesses that will be the next growth expansion of the business domain and Incubat

  57. Slide 57: Appendix

    Appendix 57

  58. Slide 58: Key topics (1)

    Appendix 1 Key topics(1) Electric bus subscription service “Kyuden Electric Bus Service” launched on Okinoerabu Island Mobility /Logistics - Contributing to carbon neutrality of remote islands through a service that utilizes electric buses for multiple purposes Grand opening ceremony held for Kobe S

  59. Slide 59: Key topics (2)

    Appendix 1 Key topics(2) Signed a business agreement with Azusa Institute of Research for a project involving the AIR- BPO/ICT Plate integrated facility management system Hamamatsu City and eight participating companies signed a partnership agreement to develop a project for reforestation carbon cre

  60. Slide 60: Key topics (3)

    Appendix 1 Key topics(3) Concluded capital and business agreement with Green Carbon, a company supporting the creation and sale of carbon credits mainly in Japan and Southeast Asia Healthcare Concluded capital and business agreement with Pleiades Seven, a company providing DX platforms for hospital

  61. Slide 61: Key topics (4)

    Appendix 1 Key topics(4) Energy & Environment Joint ownership of two large work ships with Penta-Ocean Construction Fuyo General Lease concluded an operating lease agreement with the Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Group for the first time using the Transition Finance Framework BPO/ICT Concluded a business part

  62. Slide 62: Summary of consolidated operating results

    Appendix 2 Summary of consolidated operating results YoY Change (¥100 million) FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 (amount) Net sales 7,403 6,578 6,887 7,085 6,784 -301 Cost of sales 6,478 5,596 5,804 5,800 5,285 -514 Profit before interest expenses 925 982 1,083 1,286 1,498 +213 Interest expenses 98

  63. Slide 63: Segment results (Consolidated)

    Appendix 3 Segment results(Consolidated) Leases Installment sales Leases and installment sales total (¥100million) YoY YoY YoY YoY YoY YoY FY2023 FY2024 Change Change FY2023 FY2024 Change Change FY2023 FY2024 Change Change (amount) (%) (amount) (%) (amount) (%) Net sales 5,913 5,567 -346 -5.9% 285 2

  64. Slide 64: Operating assets

    Appendix 4 Operating assets YoY YoY (¥100million) FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 Change Change (amount) (%) Leases 17,133 16,916 16,882 17,949 18,761 +812 +4.5% Finance leases (10,808) (10,198) (8,908) (8,587) (8,515) (-73) (-0.8%) Operating leases (6,325) (6,718) (7,974) (9,361) (10,246) (+885)

  65. Slide 65: Newly executed Contract Volume

    Appendix 5 Newly executed Contract Volume YoY YoY (¥100million) FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 Change Change (amount) (%) Leases 4,536 4,741 4,611 6,077 4,982 -1,095 -18.0% Finance leases (3,080) (2,594) (2,291) (2,490) (2,877) (+387) (+15.5%) Operating leases (1,455) (2,147) (2,320) (3,587) (2,

  66. Slide 66: Newly executed lease contract volume (by type of equipment)

    Appendix 6 Newly executed lease contract volume (by type of equipment) YoY Change セグメント名(¥100million) FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 (amount) IT & office equipment 1,217 1,266 1,260 -7 Industrial machinery 105 115 145 +30 Civil engineering and construction machinery 36 25 9 -16 Transportation equipment 537 1,

  67. Slide 67: Summary of the operating results of the major subsidiaries

    Appendix 7 Summary of the operating results of the major subsidiaries Sharp Finance Corporation Fuyo Auto Lease Co., Ltd. YAMATO LEASE CO., LTD. Accretive Co., Ltd. (ownership ratio: 65%) (ownership ratio: 100%) (ownership ratio: 60%) (ownership ratio: 74%) (¥100 million) FY2023 FY2024 YoY change FY

  68. Slide 68: Going Where No One Has Gone Before

    “Going Where No One Has Gone Before” FUYO GENERAL LEASE CO., LTD. 68

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