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Panasonic — Q4 2024 Earnings Presentation

45 slides from Panasonic's earnings presentation, May 9, 2024

  1. Slide 1: Fiscal 2024 Financial Results / Fiscal 2025 Financial Forecast

    Fiscal 2024 Financial Results Fiscal 2025 Financial Forecast May 9, 2024 Panasonic Holdings Corporation Notes: 1. This is an English translation from the original presentation in Japanese. 2. In this presentation, “Fiscal 2024” or “FY3/24” refers to the year ended March 31, 2024. In addition, “Fisca

  2. Slide 2: Summary of FY3/24 Financial Results

    Summary of FY3/24 Financial Results ◼ US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) ‧ Recorded on P/L: assumed amount equivalent to tax credit and to be effectively used with customers (unchanged) ◼ FY3/24 Financial Results: Sales and profit increased YoY (same level as Apr. 24 forecast) ‧ Overall sales: Increas

  3. Slide 3: Impact of US IRA Tax Credit on Financial Results

    Impact of US IRA Tax Credit on Financial Results (Same as FY3/24 1Q - 3Q) ✓ Among monetization methods “Deductible tax credit” “Refundable tax credit (direct pay)” & “Transferable tax credit,” assuming to elect “Refundable” for FY3/24 & FY3/25 ✓ Half of total tax credit amount recorded in adjusted O

  4. Slide 4: Fiscal 2024 Financial Results

    Fiscal 2024 Financial Results Fiscal 2025 Financial Forecast

  5. Slide 5: FY3/24 Financial Results

    FY3/24 Financial Results (yen: billions) YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures YoY FY3/24(e) Difference FY3/24 Excl. IRA FY3/23 Excl. IRA Excl. IRA Excl. IRA (Feb 2, ’24) Excl. IRA (year-on-year) (Feb 2, ’24) tax credit tax credit tax credit tax cred

  6. Slide 6: FY3/24 Results by Segment

    FY3/24 Results by Segment (Difference from Forecast of Feb. 2, 2024) (yen: billions) YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures Adjusted Other YoY Difference Difference Difference OP Difference EBITDA*1 Difference Sales OP YoY income/ YoY YoY YoY (excl. F

  7. Slide 7: FY3/24 Sales Analysis by Segment

    FY3/24 Sales Analysis by Segment Overall sales increased: Increased sales (Automotive, Connect) and currency translation, despite decreased sales (Lifestyle, Industry, Energy) (yen: billions) • Sales increase in real terms: +9.1 Other/Eliminations & adjustments +281.1 8,496.4 +123.4 +29.4 -153.0 • I

  8. Slide 8: FY3/24 Operating Profit Analysis by Segment

    FY3/24 Operating Profit Analysis by Segment Adjusted OP increased: Increased profit (Lifestyle, Automotive, Connect) and IRA tax credit (Energy), despite decreased profit (Industry) IRA tax credit: +86.8 (yen: billions) +57.4 -2.4 -4.2 -3.5 361.0 +17.2 -32.1 +27.0 Industrial / Other/ Other +13.0 Con

  9. Slide 9: Lifestyle Segment: FY3/24 Results by Divisional Company

    Lifestyle Segment: FY3/24 Results by Divisional Company (Difference from Forecast of Feb. 2, 2024) (yen: billions) YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures Adjusted Other YoY Difference Difference Difference OP Difference EBITDA*2 Difference Sales OP Yo

  10. Slide 10: FY3/24 Operating Profit Analysis (by Factor)

    FY3/24 Operating Profit Analysis (by Factor) Adjusted OP increased: Progress in price revisions and rationalization, amount equivalent to IRA tax credit recorded as profit, etc. Effect of Other Blue Yonder exchange rates income/loss (yen: billions) IRA (BY) +21.0 -3.5 361.0 Sales +86.8 -4.5 increase

  11. Slide 11: FY3/24 Cash Flows and Cash Positions

    FY3/24 Cash Flows and Cash Positions ✓ Operating CF increased significantly year-on-year due mainly to reduced inventories ✓ Continue to steadily generate operating CF through profitability improvement and inventory reduction, etc. Cash Flows Gross cash & interest-bearing debt / Net cash (yen: billi

  12. Slide 12: Shareholder Return: Annual Dividend (FY3/24)

    Shareholder Return Annual dividend determined at 35 yen per share; year-on-year increase by 5 yen (same as forecast announced on Feb. 29) Annual Dividend 35 yen ✓ Annual dividend (FY3/23): 30 yen (FY3/24) (Increase by 5 yen) ✓ Forecast (as of Feb 29): 35 yen • Distribute stable and continuous divide

  13. Slide 13: Fiscal 2025 Financial Forecast

    Fiscal 2024 Financial Results Fiscal 2025 Financial Forecast

  14. Slide 14: FY3/25 Forecast

    FY3/25 Forecast YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures (yen: billions) FY3/25 (e) Excl. IRA tax credit FY3/24 Excl. IRA tax credit YoY (year-on-year) Excl. IRA tax credit 101% Sales 8,600.0 8,701.0 8,496.4 8,597.8 Excl. FX(103%) +103.6 101% +103.2 Adj

  15. Slide 15: Changes in Demand by Segment (FY3/25 Outlook)

    Positive (YoY) Changes in Demand by Segment (FY3/25 Outlook) Negative (YoY) Segment Changes in Demand ✓ HVAC: A2W in Europe continues to face tough market conditions in 1H, expected to be at same level YoY for full year; Considering European economic trends and policy situations in each country, ful

  16. Slide 16: FY3/25 Operating Profit Analysis (by Factor)

    FY3/25 Operating Profit Analysis (by Factor) Adjusted OP: Increases with sales increase & rationalization, etc. while fixed costs increases for future growth Sales increase/decrease in real terms Fixed costs Price revisions, Blue Yonder rationalization, Effect of Other (yen: billions) +100.0 -80.0 I

  17. Slide 17: FY3/25 Forecast by Segment

    FY3/25 Forecast by Segment (yen: billions) YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures Adjusted Other OP EBITDA*1 Sales YoY OP YoY income/ YoY YoY YoY (%) (%) (%) loss 102% 135.0 130.0 253.0 Lifestyle 3,540.0 (+83.5) +1.2 -5.0 +9.1 +10.3 +22.3 3.8% 3.7% 7.

  18. Slide 18: FY3/25 Sales Forecast Analysis by Segment

    FY3/25 Sales Forecast Analysis by Segment Sales expected to increase: Increases in Lifestyle, Connect, and Industry, etc.; decreases in Automotive and Energy ■ Including: ✓ Price revisions for lower raw materials: -60.0 • Sales -82.4 (excl. IRA tax credit impact) (FY3/24: 706.4 / FY3/25(e) 624.0) ✓

  19. Slide 19: FY3/25 Operating Profit Forecast Analysis by Segment

    FY3/25 Operating Profit Forecast Analysis by Segment Adjusted OP: Expected to increase in all business segments • Profit increase: +1.7 (excl. IRA tax credit) (FY3/24: -18.7 / FY3/25(e): -17.0) (yen: billions) • IRA tax credit: +0.2 +14.5 -12.6 +21.8 +1.9 -41.0 +31.4 Other/ In-vehicle Industrial / C

  20. Slide 20: Energy (In-vehicle): Adjusted OP Analysis by Factor

    Energy (In-vehicle): Adjusted OP Analysis by Factor ✓ While adjusted OP is expected to improve slightly year-on-year, a loss is expected to continue in FY3/25: Improved profitability at existing factories and rebound increase from expenses recorded in FY3/24, related to past manufacturing- process i

  21. Slide 21: Lifestyle Segment: FY3/25 Forecast by Divisional Company

    Lifestyle Segment: FY3/25 Forecast by Divisional Company (yen: billions) YoY % figures represent the year-on-year change relative to the previous year's figures Adjusted Other Sales YoY OP YoY income/ YoY OP YoY EBITDA*2 YoY (%) (%) (%) loss Living Appliances and Solutions Company 875.0 101% 55.0 +6

  22. Slide 22: Initiatives in Growth Areas

    Initiatives in Growth Areas Underlined: Changes/progress from February 2024 (Automotive Battery, Supply Chain Management Software, Air Quality & Air -conditioning) Achieve profit growth focusing on North America market where we can leverage advantages (high-capacity cells) with strong business found

  23. Slide 23: Outlook of Medium-term Management Indicators: KGI

    Outlook of Medium-term Management Indicators: KGI • Cumulative operating CF: Within range of achieving target • ROE & cumulative OP: Expected to fall short of target figures ■Group Strategy Briefing presentation (April 1, 2022) (yen: billions) FY3/23 520.7 FY3/24 866.9 FY3/25 (Remainder) 612.4 (amou

  24. Slide 24: Panasonic Group

    Panasonic Group

  25. Slide 25: Disclaimer Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

    Disclaimer Regarding Forward-Looking Statements This presentation includes forward-looking statements about Panasonic Holdings Corporation (Panasonic HD) and its Group companies (the Panasonic Group). To the extent that statements in this presentation do not relate to historical or current facts, th

  26. Slide 26: Reference: Our Advantages with Regards to US IRA

    Reference: Our Advantages with Regards to US IRA ✓ Stable mass-production capability at Nevada Factory (New Kansas factory under construction) Our Advantages ✓ Strong customer base built in North America ✓ Panasonic’s battery components are FEOC*-compliant *FEOC: Foreign Entity of Concern If a clean

  27. Slide 27: Reference: Overview of US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)

    Reference: Overview of US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) ✓ IRA: Enacted in August 2022, aimed to reduce excessive inflation and promote energy policies ✓ Panasonic Energy’s business expected to be eligible for “battery cell ($35/kWh)” in section 45X ✓ Proposed rules for section 45X released in Decemb

  28. Slide 28: Summary of Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC)

    Reference: Summary of Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) If a clean vehicle contains “Battery Components” or “Critical Minerals” from a FEOC, it will not qualify for section 30D and no tax credit will be granted to EV purchasers ■Definition of FEOC Excerpts sourced from "A Proposed Rule by the Energy

  29. Slide 29: Eligible EV Battery Factories for US IRA Section 45X

    Reference: Eligible EV Battery Factories for US IRA Section 45X ✓ Credit effective at: - Nevada Factory (already in operation): from launch of IRA - New Kansas Factory: upon start of production & sales (FY3/25 4Q) ✓ Wakayama Factory: expecting mass production of 4680 cells in FY3/25 2Q <Ref.> Simple

  30. Slide 30: Reference: FY3/24 Full-year Results vs. Forecast of April 24

    Reference: FY3/24 Full-year Results (vs. Forecast as of April 24, 2024) (yen: billions) FY3/24 FY3/24 Forecast Difference Results (as of April 24, 2024) Sales 8,496.4 8,500.0 -3.6 Adjusted operating profit *1 390.0 390.0 (% to sales) ±0.0 (4.6%) (4.6%) Other income/loss *2 -29.0 -30.0 +1.0 Operating

  31. Slide 31: FY3/24 Segment Information: Lifestyle

    Reference: FY3/24 Segment Information Lifestyle Overview Sales decreased overall (excluding effect of exchange rates): Aggregated sales of 4 divisional companies increased with steady sales of cold chain (yen: billions) FY3/24 YoY (year-on-year) in North America and electrical construction materials

  32. Slide 32: FY3/24 Segment Information: Automotive

    Reference: FY3/24 Segment Information Automotive Overview Sales: Increased due to gradual recovery trend in automobile production as well (yen: billions) FY3/24 YoY (year-on-year) as currency translation + 71.0 1,491.9 115% Sales 1,491.9 (110%) *1 (yen: billions) + 67.6 Adjusted operating profit 41.

  33. Slide 33: FY3/24 Segment Information: Connect

    Reference: FY3/24 Segment Information Connect Overview Sales: Increased overall due to increased sales of Avionics, Gemba Solutions and (yen: billions) FY3/24 YoY (year-on-year) Blue Yonder 107% (yen: billions) Sales 1,202.8 Others + 52.2 1,202.8 Avionics Gemba (103%) *1 Solutions + 58.0 -44.3 Media

  34. Slide 34: Reference: Blue Yonder's KPIs

    Reference: Blue Yonder’s KPIs Connect Sales / Adjusted OP (stand alone) Recurring / SaaS ratio ◼ Sales: Steady growth of both total sales and SaaS Operating profit: Increased excluding strategic investment ◼ Steady trend for both recurring and SaaS ratio (M USD) YoY Recurring ratio 310 328 324 321 3

  35. Slide 35: Reference: FY3/25 Forecast of Blue Yonder

    Reference: FY3/25 Forecast of Blue Yonder Connect • Continue to make strategic investment to establish the foundation for SaaS business in FY3/25 • Adjusted OP (stand alone) excluding strategic investment is expected to increase significantly with steady progress of investment effect in FY3/25 Break

  36. Slide 36: FY3/24 Segment Information: Industry

    Reference: FY3/24 Segment Information Industry Overview Sales: Decreased due mainly to downturn in market conditions in China, and changes in semiconductor sales channel for Electronic Devices, despite increased sales YoY PID of products for green vehicles (capacitors, relays) and products for gener

  37. Slide 37: Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses: Electronic Devices

    Reference: Situation of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses (FY3/24) Industry Electronic Devices ◼ 4Q: While sales decreased QoQ, a recovery trend is seen in the recent BB ratio (details on next slide) ◼ FY3/24: Sales and profit decreased overall • Automotive CASE: growth in capacitors & relays for gre

  38. Slide 38: Electronic Devices: BB ratio of capacitors

    Reference: Situation of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses (FY3/24) Industry Electronic Devices: BB ratio* of capacitors *BB ratio: book-to-bill ratio ◼ 4Q BB ratio exceeded 1: Favorable orders received for Information & Communication infrastructure and ICT terminals, despite slightly weaker orders fo

  39. Slide 39: Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses: FA Solutions

    Reference: Situation of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses (FY3/24) Industry FA Solutions ◼ FY3/24: Sales and profit decreased Downturn in market conditions mainly in China and Asia, as well as intensifying local competition ◼ FY3/25: • Continue with profitability improvement measures (e.g. fixed cost

  40. Slide 40: Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses: Electronic Materials

    Reference: Situation of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses (FY3/24) Industry Electronic Materials ◼ YoY increase of both sales and profit continued from FY3/24 2Q ◼ FY3/24: Sales and profit increased in Information & Communication Infrastructure due to favorable sales of multi-layer circuit board mate

  41. Slide 41: FY3/24 Segment Information: Energy

    Reference: FY3/24 Segment Information Energy Overview Sales increased excluding IRA tax credit impact • In-vehicle: favorable in North America despite decreased production in Japan (yen: billions) FY3/24 YoY (year-on-year) • Industrial / Consumer: decreased due to weak demand for consumer and power

  42. Slide 42: Reference: FY3/24 Operating Profit & Net Profit

    Reference: FY3/24 Operating Profit & Net Profit (yen: billions) YoY FY3/24 FY3/23 (year-on-year) Operating profit 361.0 288.6 +72.4 Non-operating income/loss 64.2 27.8 +36.4 Profit before income taxes 425.2 316.4 +108.8 Income taxes 40.2 -35.8 +76.0 Net profit 465.4 280.6 +184.8 Net profit attributa

  43. Slide 43: Medium-term Management Indicators: KGI

    Reference: Medium-term Management Indicators: KGI (yen: billions) Cumulative Operating CF Reference ROIC (FY3/23-FY3/25) (2-year cumulative results) (FY3/25) Current Current FY3/23 - FY3/24 Progress Rate Initial Target Forecast Initial Target Forecast Cumulative (vs current forecast) (as of May 2024

  44. Slide 44: List of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses in FY3/24

    Reference: List of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses in FY3/24 Lifestyle Businesses with Sales Disclosed Major Business Divisions, etc. (Panasonic Corporation) (Adjusted OP disclosed for underlined businesses) Living Appliances and • Kitchen Appliances : Kitchen Appliances BD Note 1: Sales and profit

  45. Slide 45: List of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses in FY3/25

    Reference: List of Voluntarily Disclosed Businesses in FY3/25 Lifestyle Businesses with Sales Disclosed Major Business Divisions, etc. (Adjusted OP disclosed for underlined businesses) Change from FY3/24 (Panasonic Corporation) Living Appliances and • Kitchen Appliances : Kitchen Appliances BD Note

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