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Orix — Q1 2025 Earnings Presentation

50 slides from Orix's earnings presentation, Aug 5, 2024

  1. Slide 1: First Quarter Consolidated Financial Results

    ORIX Corporation First Quarter Consolidated Financial Results For the Three-Month Period Ended June 30, 2024 Kazuki Yamamoto Operating Officer, Corporate Function Unit Responsible for Investor Relations and Sustainability Department August 5, 2024 1 Copyright © ORIX Corporation All rights reserved.

  2. Slide 2: Executive Summary

    Executive Summary (1) Q1 Net Income of 86.7 Bln JPY(up 38% YoY, 22% of FY25.3 390 Bln JPY target), annualized ROE of 8.7% Finance category continues to generate steady profits Operation category posted healthy Q1 on growth in airport concessions (KIX), other businesses Investments category profits s

  3. Slide 3: Net income & ROE

    Net income & ROE ✓ Achieved net income* of 86.7 Bln JPY (strongest Q1 since FY18.3), annualized ROE of 8.7% ✓ Net income up 23.8 Bln JPY (+38%) YoY * Net income refers to Net Income Attributable to ORIX Corporation Shareholders. Full fiscal year (Bln JPY) Quarterly (Bln JPY) 450 10.3% 9.6% 13.1% 13.

  4. Slide 4: Progress toward FY25.3 Forecast: Three Categories

    Progress toward FY25.3 Forecast: Three Categories ✓ Finance remains stable, Operation and Investments off to strong start with segment profits up 14% YoY, 194% YoY, respectively (Bln JPY) Full-fiscal year FY25.3 Q1 *Forex: (USD/JPY): FY24.3 (Actual) Y144.4/$, FY25.3 (Assumption) Y140.0/$ *Forex: (US

  5. Slide 5: Assets and ROA: Three Categories

    Assets and ROA: Three Categories (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024 with some updates) ✓ Within our 3 categories, we expect stable “Finance” earnings to be supported by changes in the macro climate, the ongoing shift to an asset manager model to boost “Operations” and an increas

  6. Slide 6: Three Portfolio Categories: Finance, Operation, Investments

    Three Portfolio Categories: Finance, Operation, Investments (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024 with some updates) Three Categories Three Category/Segment Matrix Finance (Recurring earnings, interest rate spread is Operation Investments source of income) (All aspects of operation

  7. Slide 7: Segment Profits: 10 Segments

    Segment Profits: 10 Segments ✓ PE Investment, airport concessions solid on rising inbound tourism, PE exit. segment profits up sharply YoY ✓ Profits up QoQ (excluding gain from sale of ORIX Credit stake) on higher investment income in Insurance, other factors (Bln JPY) FY24.3 FY25.3 Highlights Segme

  8. Slide 8: Segment Assets: 10 Segments

    Segment Assets: 10 Segments ✓ Assets higher mainly due to changes in forex (375.0 Bln JPY out of 176.6 Bln JPY increase vs. end-FY24.3) ✓ Segment assets definition changed to include cash and deposits and company-use assets from FY25.3 Q1 (past fiscal year data updated to reflect change) Segment Ass

  9. Slide 9: Inbound Tourism

    Inbound Tourism ✓ Aircraft and Ships, airport concessions posted sharp profit growth (Three business total up 6.9 Bln JPY, +78% YoY) ✓ Particularly strong growth expected in aircraft leasing, on expansion in passenger market and tight aircraft supply/demand Kansai Airports (three airports) Segment p

  10. Slide 10: Capital Recycling: Exits and New Investments

    Capital Recycling: Exits and New Investments ✓ Q1 progress (incl. exits) in line with expectations. Steady execution of investments for Q2 and beyond include already announced deals, aircraft purchases, other deals underway ✓ FY25.3: Accelerated capital recycling to fuel higher capital gains than FY

  11. Slide 11: Breakdown of Segment Profits

    Amended breakdown of segment profits of FY21.3 (August 8, 2024) Breakdown of Segment Profits 103.8 Bln JPY up 6% YoY (up 5.9 Bln JPY) FY25.3 Q1 Base profits Profits up on inbound tourism-rel. businesses, growth at domestic PE investees, Segment profits contributions from higher asset management earn

  12. Slide 12: Segment Information

    Segment Information 12 Copyright © ORIX Corporation All rights reserved.

  13. Slide 13: Corporate Financial Services and Maintenance Leasing

    Corporate Financial Services and Maintenance Leasing Segment profits: 19.8 Bln JPY YoY -0.6 Bln JPY (-3%) Segment assets: 1,778.9 Bln JPY YTD +1.6 Bln JPY (flat) ✓ Corporate Financial Services: Solid earnings, but profits lower YoY on absence of ✓ Corporate Financial Services: Remain careful in sele

  14. Slide 14: Corporate Financial Services and Maintenance Leasing - About the Business

    Corporate Financial Services and Maintenance Leasing - About the Business ✓ Main business: Finance and fee business; leasing and rental of automobiles, electronic measuring instruments and ICT-related equipment Corporate Financial Services Auto Rentec World leader in vehicles under Leading equipment

  15. Slide 15: Real Estate

    Real Estate Segment profits: 14.0 Bln JPY YoY +3.7 Bln JPY(+36%) Segment assets: 1,098.4 Bln JPY YTD -11.7 Bln JPY (-1%) ✓ RE Investment and Facilities Operation: Profits up sharply on sale of investment ✓ Assets flat, as both sales and new property developments condos, other properties. Facilities

  16. Slide 16: Real Estate – About the Business

    Real Estate – About the Business ✓ Main Business: Real estate development, rental and management; facility operation; real estate asset management (Bln JPY) Segment Asset and Ratio to 10 Segment Assets ttl Trends*1 Unrealized gains on rental AUM properties*2 25% 1,808.8 OAM* ORIA** 7% 1,596.4 1,539.

  17. Slide 17: PE Investment and Concession

    PE Investment and Concession Segment profits: 32.0 Bln JPY YoY +26.3 Bln JPY (+455%) Segment assets: 967.2 Bln JPY YTD -99.5 Bln JPY (-9%) ✓ PE investment: Profits grew sharply on investee sale, profit growth at ✓ Assets lower, primarily on sale of Sasaeah Holdings current investees ✓ Concession: Re

  18. Slide 18: PE Investment and Concession – About the Business

    PE Investment and Concession – About the Business ✓ Currently invested in 18 companies (as of end-March 2024). Investment gains from sales are steadily increasing, along with the size of investments. Investment Track Record Investee Companies Leveraging our broad network and experience, we have esta

  19. Slide 19: Environment and Energy

    Environment and Energy Segment profits: -0.5 Bln JPY YoY -5.5 Bln JPY (-110%) Segment assets: 1,015.4 Bln JPY YTD +38.9 Bln JPY (+30.9 Bln JPY from forex) ✓ Domestic: Profits lower on higher costs for rebuilding existing facilities ✓ Assets increased, mainly due to changes in forex ✓ Overseas: Profi

  20. Slide 20: Global Renewable Energy Portfolio

    Global Renewable Energy Portfolio (as of end-June 2024*1) ✓ Total net owned operating capacity of 4.5 GW worldwide ✓ Total operating capacity (incl. assets in operation, under construction, and in development): Elawan 12 GW, Greenko 18 GW Spain & other locations China Japan USA & other locations ・El

  21. Slide 21: Insurance

    Insurance Segment profits: 21.9 Bln JPY YoY +2.5 Bln JPY (+13%) Segment assets: 2,884.4 Bln JPY YTD -37.6 Bln JPY (+48.4 Bln JPY from forex ) ✓ Jump in investment income led to higher profits, growth in premium income ✓ Assets mostly flat on ongoing replacement of part of investment securities also

  22. Slide 22: Life Insurance – About the Business

    Life Insurance – About the Business ✓ Business model shifted from one dominated by sales of third-sector products (such as medical insurance) to a more well- balanced portfolio with introduction of first-sector products, which have higher contract values ✓ Investment income increasing on steady dive

  23. Slide 23: Banking and Credit

    Banking and Credit Segment profits: 6.4 Bln JPY YoY-2.0 Bln JPY (-23%) Segment assets: 2,876.1 Bln JPY YTD-58.1 Bln JPY (-2%) ✓ Credit: Profits fell on lower profit contributions stemming from sale of partial ✓ Credit assets lower owing to sale of ORIX Credit stake ORIX Credit stake ✓ Banking: Lendi

  24. Slide 24: Banking – About the Business

    Banking – About the Business ✓ In addition to its mainstay real-estate investment loan business, ORIX Bank is strengthening its business financing industries which support a sustainable society ✓ Aims to achieve sustainable growth and improve ROA while controlling quality, size of asset base, by uti

  25. Slide 25: Aircraft and Ships

    Aircraft and Ships Segment profits: 11.8 Bln JPY YoY+4.1 Bln JPY (+54%) Segment assets: 1,304.9 Bln JPY YTD +135.3 Bln JPY (+ 61.2 Bln JPY from forex ) ✓ Aircraft, Avolon profits up on expansion in global passenger market ✓ Assets higher even excluding changes in forex, owing to increase in aircraft

  26. Slide 26: Aircraft and Ships – About the Business

    Aircraft and Ships – About the Business (as of end-June 2024) ORIX Aviation (Business since 1978) Owned, Managed, and Committed Fleet APAC Wide body EMEA 24% 19% 113 Average age Managed Fleet 31% 139 151 6.6 years 152 143 GLOBALLY NARROWBODY Boeing 141 144 DIVERSE WEIGHTING 47% OEM BREAKDOWN Airbus

  27. Slide 27: ORIX USA

    ORIX USA Segment profits: 11.8 Bln JPY YoY -0.4 Bln JPY (-3%) Segment assets: 1,767.6 Bln JPY YTD +73.2 Bln JPY (+106.0 Bln JPY from forex ) ✓ Segment profits lower as ongoing slump in real estate, private equity offset ✓ Remain price sensitive and selective in underwriting new deals. USD- growth in

  28. Slide 28: ORIX USA – About the Business

    ORIX USA ✓ A provider of capital and financing solutions to middle market companies in USA, targets growth in asset management for three verticals (total AUM / AUA $75.3 Bln) ✓ Operates a hybrid strategy, investing own principal capital while providing capital market and asset management solutions t

  29. Slide 29: ORIX Europe

    ORIX Europe Segment profits: 11.2 Bln JPY YoY+4.0 Bln JPY (+56%) Segment assets: 702.9 Bln JPY YTD +40.8 Bln JPY (+37.1 Bln JPY from forex ) ✓ Profits up YoY on growth in asset management fees backed by higher AUM ✓ Assets increased, mostly due to changes in forex Segment profits Segment assets・ROA

  30. Slide 30: ORIX Europe – About the Business

    ORIX Europe – About the Business ✓ Asset management business including traditional equities, fixed income, commodities, renewable energy and other fund management ✓ Focus on maximizing growth in asset management business by capitalizing on global network (e.g. ROBECO’s Asia strategy) Major Group Com

  31. Slide 31: Asia and Australia

    Asia and Australia Segment profits: 8.9 Bln JPY YoY -2.0 Bln JPY (-19%) Segment assets: 1,802.9 Bln JPY YTD+93.7 Bln JPY (+91.4 Bln JPY from forex) ✓ Leasing exposure rose in South Korea, India, Australia, but profits ✓ Assets higher on changes in forex, robust new lease executions lower YoY on abse

  32. Slide 32: Asia and Australia – About the Business

    Asia and Australia – About the Business ✓ Leasing primarily for industrial equipment and automobile across Asia and Australia, as well as PE investment business mainly in Greater China Segment Assets by Business Trends of Segment Assets by major Country and Region (Bln JPY) Leases, Loans*1 Investmen

  33. Slide 33: Appendices

    Appendices 33 Copyright © ORIX Corporation All rights reserved.

  34. Slide 34: ORIX by the Numbers

    ORIX by the Numbers Strong profitability High growth Leading renewable energy 10-year net income CAGR provider in Japan Net income ROE (FY13.3-FY24.3) Renewable energy generating Capacity (worldwide) *2 346.1 Bln JPY 9.2% 11% 4.5GW Enhanced shareholder returns Well-balanced earnings*1 Top-class inve

  35. Slide 35: About ORIX: Expertise in Business and Collective Capabilities of the Group

    About ORIX Expertise in Business and Collective Capabilities of the Group ✓ ORIX will continue to enhance our expertise in finance and tangible assets as we synergistically expand our businesses 35 Copyright © ORIX Corporation All rights reserved.

  36. Slide 36: About ORIX: Proven Track Record of Profitability

    About ORIX Proven Track Record of Profitability ✓ ORIX has been profitable for 59 straight years Net Income Attributable to ORIX Corporation Shareholders FY24.3 400.0 Record profits 350.0 FY21.3 COVID pandemic 300.0 250.0 FY09.3 Global financial crisis 200.0 FY02.3 IT bubble bursts 150.0 FY98.3 Asia

  37. Slide 37: Reference: Final Year of Medium-term Outlook

    Reference: Final Year of Medium-term Outlook (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024) Medium-term Outlook (Three Year) FY22.3 FY23.3 FY24.3 FY25.3 Results Targets Results Targets Results Targets Net income (Bln JPY) 317.4 250.0 290.3 (273.1)*1 330.0 346.1 390.0 (400.0)*2 EPS (JPY per

  38. Slide 38: Capital Recycling Profit Growth

    Capital Recycling Profit Growth ✓ Accelerating capital recycling model led to company-wide net income growth of 3.1X, CAGR of 11% (FY24.3 vs FY13.3) Yayoi RoadSafe Acquisition /new Primagest business (Projector business) Sasaeah HD (Fujita Pharmaceutical, Kyoto Biken) Houlihan ORIX Living Yayoi ORIX

  39. Slide 39: Investment Gains and Major Breakdown

    Amended investment gains of FY21.3 (August 8, 2024) Investment Gains and Major Breakdown (JPY) Segment FY18.3 FY19.3 FY20.3 FY21.3 FY22.3 FY23.3 FY24.3 42.9 Bln 56.5 Bln 53.6 Bln 16.9 Bln 21.4 Bln 29.5 Bln 34.1 Bln Real Estate ORIX Golf Property under facilities ops., Mixed-use property ORIX Living,

  40. Slide 40: Investment Pipeline: FY25.3 and Beyond

    Investment Pipeline: FY25.3 and Beyond (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024) ✓ Building portfolio capable of mid- to long-term stable growth by combining investments in variety of asset classes ◼ Mix of assets immediately accretive to profits vs. those requiring development period

  41. Slide 41: Growth Driver: Shift to Asset Manager Model

    Growth Driver: Shift to Asset Manager Model (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024) ✓ Will shift to an asset manager model, as size of investments increases. Aim for AUM of 100 Tln JPY (69 Tln JPY Aum as of end-FY24.3*1) ✓ Goal to be pursuit of profit margins, by further sharpening

  42. Slide 42: ORIX Group - Asset Management Business

    ORIX Group - Asset Management Business ✓ Expansion in asset management business centered on Europe, US supports base profit growth ✓ Focus on management of diversified asset base, in addition to equities, fixed income, and alternative assets (Top domestic manager of renewable energy, aircraft, condo

  43. Slide 43: Financials: Funding Structure / Employed Capital Ratio

    Financials Funding Structure / Employed Capital Ratio ✓ Diversified funding methods and maintained a high long-term debt ratio ✓ Maintained appropriate employed capital ratio through progress in capital recycling Funding Structure and Long-term Debt Ratio*1 Shareholders’ Equity / Employed Capital Ra

  44. Slide 44: Financials: Funding Structure

    Financials Funding Structure ✓ Diversified funding. Controlled funding costs while maintaining a high long-term debt ratio Breakdown of Funding Trends in Funding Costs Foreign currency funding costs JPY funding costs Deposits 5.16% 5.20% 25% 25.3 Q1 Borrowings from 3.57% ABN, ABS, CMBS financial 3.2

  45. Slide 45: Financials: D/E Ratio & ROE, Credit Ratings, Macro Sensitivity

    Financials: D/E Ratio & ROE, Credit Ratings, Macro Sensitivity D/E Ratio & ROE Credit Ratings Interest Rate & Forex Sensitivity 4.6X (as of end-June 2024) Interest rate*1 4.5X D/E Ratio (excl. deposits) ◼ Japanese Yen : Slightly negative 3.8X S&P BBB+ (Stable) 3.4X ◼ US Dollar : Positive 13.8% 3.4X

  46. Slide 46: Improving Share Price Valuation (Corporate Value)

    (From FY24.3 results presentation announced in May 2024) Improving Share Price Valuation (Corporate Value): After Reaching P/B 1.0x ✓ Position strengthening corporate value through profit-driven ROE improvement as core strategy, emphasis on EPS through ongoing share buybacks ✓ Promoting communicatio

  47. Slide 47: Shareholder Returns: Hiking Dividend Payout Ratio

    Shareholder Returns: Hiking Dividend Payout Ratio ✓ FY25.3 shareholder return policy: Pay out 39% of net income to dividends, set share buyback program of 50.0 Bln JPY, allocate remainder to internal reserves and new investments ✓ Forecast full-year DPS of 133.2 JPY, EPS of 341 JPY (assuming net inc

  48. Slide 48: ESG: Ratings

    ESG: Ratings ✓ ORIX included in all six ESG indices (for Japanese stocks) adopted by Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) ✓ ORIX’s Board of Directors now has a majority of outside directors, making progress towards achievement of other key goals, including GHG emissions reductions Improved Rati

  49. Slide 49: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer ◼ These materials have been prepared by ORIX Corporation (“ORIX” or the “Company”) solely for your information and are subject to change without notice. The information contained in these materials has not been independently verified and its accuracy is not guaranteed. No representations,

  50. Slide 50: ORIX Corporation Investor Relations

    For the current IR materials and archives of past financial data, please access our website. IR Section https://www.orix.co.jp/grp/en/ir/ IR Library https://www.orix.co.jp/grp/en/ir/library/ ORIX Corporation Investor Relations and Sustainability Department Tel: +81-3-3435-3121

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