Slide 1: Outline of Hitachi
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Slide 2: To Be a Global Leader in Continuously Transforming Social Infrastructure through Digital
Introduction: To Be a Global Leader in Continuously Transforming Social Infrastructure through Digital ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 3: We are committed to shaping the future
Introduction: We are committed to shaping the future Hitachi Group was founded in 1910 with the production of a 5-horsepower motor. Since then, we have expanded into power turbines, electric locomotives, elevators, and IT systems, continuously responding to society’s needs. Guided by our Mission— “C
Slide 4: Asking what's next inspires Hitachi to find answers to the world's biggest challenges
Introduction: Asking what’s next inspires Hitachi to find answers to the world’s biggest challenges Inspire the next ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 5: Hitachi combines digital and AI technologies into real-world systems
Our Business: Hitachi combines digital and AI technologies into real-world systems to transform businesses and society more sustainably. Our domain knowledge and mission-critical IT/OT integration is unique. Digital Systems & Connective Services Energy Mobility Industries Transform social Provide sa
Slide 6: Transforming Your Operations with Hitachi's AI-Driven Digital Expertise
Our Business: Transforming Your Operations with Hitachi’s AI-Driven Digital Expertise Accelerating Digital Ensuring Sustainable and Building Future-Ready Talent Transformation & Operational Resilient Infrastructure and Innovation Efficiency Driving infrastructure DX through AI- Leveraging AI analyti
Slide 7: Transforming Data into Value through Domain Knowledge and AI
Our Business: Transforming Data into Value through Hitachi’s Domain Knowledge and AI expertise. Driving innovation and creating sustainable value for society and customers Integration of Domain Knowledge and AI Collect data from massive global installed base Hitachi combines its deep domain knowled
Slide 8: Hitachi's Core Technologies make a positive impact on society
Our Business: Hitachi’s Core Technologies make a positive impact on society AI & Digital service Software & Data Science platforms Systems Electronics Materials Science Control systems Measurement & Production & Mechatronics & Analyses engineering Life Sciences We’re helping advance society through
Slide 9: Help society harmonize the environment, wellbeing, and economic growth
Sustainable Initiatives Help society harmonize the environment, wellbeing, and economic growth ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 10: Social Infrastructure × Digital Technology
Sustainable Initiatives Societal Shifts and the Transformation Now Required Demographic & Climate Change Energy Demand & Decarbonization Sustaining infrastructure and healthcare Electrification with resilience Social Infrastructure × Digital Technology Mobility & Supply Chain Risks Rapid Digital Adv
Slide 11: Integrating sustainability and business activities
Sustainable Initiatives Through further integration of sustainability and business activities, we aim to build a society that harmonizes environment, wellbeing, and economic growth. Driving a Sustainable Building Resilient Building Safe and Enhancing Wellbeing Future Communities Secure Communities a
Slide 12: Sustainable Data Centers
Sustainable Data Centers Achieving a data-driven and sustainable society through the decarbonization of data centers. One Hitachi Strength: Integrated capabilities across IT, OT, and energy sectors deliver comprehensive, innovative solutions for sustainable data Our Approach: center transformation.
Slide 13: Sustainable Energy
Sustainable Energy Driving the transition to a sustainable society through the three Ds: Decarbonization, Decentralization, and Digitalization. Our Approach: Develop reliable power distribution systems to integrate renewable energy and ensure grid stability. One Hitachi Strength: With the world’s la
Slide 14: Sustainable Mobility
Sustainable Mobility Innovating for the mobility of the future through enhanced efficiency and reliability, and community wellbeing. One Hitachi Strength: Operating in over 50 countries and serving more than 300 customers worldwide, Hitachi leverages OT, IT, and a strong product Our Approach: instal
Slide 15: Sustainable Manufacturing
Sustainable Manufacturing Enhancing manufacturing productivity and sustainability through AI-enabled integration of mission-critical products, OT, and IT. Our Approach: Boost productivity and advance decarbonization & circularity in manufacturing by integration of mission- One Hitachi Strength: crit
Slide 16: Driving Future Value through Sustainable Innovation
Strengths in Innovation Driving Future Value through Sustainable Innovation Market / Customers Future Market Vision / Concept Co-creation & Values Offerings Strategic partners Energy Mobility Connective Industries Integration Strategic differentiator Start-ups Academia SIB Digital Systems & Services
Slide 17: Our Shared Foundation for Creating Value for Society
Hitachi Origin Our Shared Foundation for Creating Value for Society ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 18: Our Identity: Mission, Values and Vision
Our Identity Guided by our MISSION, VALUES and VISION, Hitachi Group employees worldwide work together to create value for society. What the Hitachi Group We transform social infrastructure through aims to become digital technology, building a future where in the future environmental sustainability,
Slide 19: Vision
Our Identity What the Hitachi Group aims to become VISION We transform social infrastructure through digital technology, building a future where environmental sustainability, human wellbeing, and economic growth advance together. To propel ourselves towards a sustainable future and boldly tackle glo
Slide 20: Mission
Our Identity The mission that the Hitachi Group aspires to fulfill in society. MISSION Contribute to society through the development of superior, original technology and products. At a time when Japan relied on imported products and technologies, the founder Namihei Odaira believed in his peers’ tec
Slide 21: Values
Our Identity The values crucial to the Hitachi Group in accomplishing our mission. VALUES Harmony Sincerity Pioneering Spirit The three values of Harmony, Sincerity and Pioneering Spirit were carefully embraced by our founders and predecessors. To keep rising to challenges, Hitachi will continue to
Slide 22: Vision of Inspire 2027, Hitachi's Management Plan
Hitachi’s Management Plan Vision of Inspire 2027, Hitachi’s Management Plan ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 23: Inspire 2027 LUMADA 3.0
Hitachi’s Management Plan Grow sustainably while contributing to a harmonized society where environment, wellbeing and economic growth are in balance Wellbeing Mode change towards organic growth Sustainable growth through True One Hitachi Inspire 2027 LUMADA 3.0 (FY2025-FY2027) Planetary Economic bo
Slide 24: Inspire 2027 targets and LUMADA 3.0
Hitachi’s Management Plan Contribute to a harmonized society by True One Hitachi and grow sustainably Long-term management goal Target Level Lumada Wellbeing Revenue ratio Adj. EBITA margin 80% 20% Mode change towards Planetary Economic Sustainable growth boundaries growth organic growth through Tru
Slide 25: LUMADA 3.0
Hitachi’s Management Plan To be a global leader in continuously transforming social infrastructure through digital Digital Services Digital LUMADA 3.0 Energy Mobility Industry Digitalized Assets HMAX：a suite of next-generation solutions that brings the power of AI to social infrastructure (Recurring
Slide 26: Expand four main businesses across six global regions
Hitachi’s Management Plan Expand four main businesses across six global regions, create One Hitachi growth businesses through the Strategic SIB Regions autonomously deliver the value of One Hitachi Americas EMEA APAC India Japan China 1.8 Trillion yen 2.8 Trillion yen 0.6 Trillion yen 0.3 Trillion y
Slide 27: Leadership
Management Leadership President & CEO Toshiaki Tokunaga Digital Systems & Services Energy Mobility 德永俊昭 Connective Industries Strategic SIB BU Executive Vice President Senior Vice President and Senior Vice President and Senior Vice President and Senior Vice President and and Executive Officer Execut
Slide 28: Enhance sustainable management
Enhance sustainable management Align sustainability indicators with executive compensation to continuously commit to providing value to society P lanet Lead Green Transformation globally to achieve a decarbonized society Linked to executive compensation L eadership Lead transformation with people wh
Slide 29: Hitachi in Figures
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Slide 30: Global presence with footprint in 100+ countries
Hitachi in Figures Global presence with footprint in 100+ countries 607 Michigan (JR Automation HQ) Datchet (Hitachi Europe) London (R&D, Hitachi Rail HQ) Farmington Hills (R&D) Our Business Santa Clara Zurich (Hitachi Energy HQ) Seoul (Hitachi Korea) (Hitachi America, R&D, Beijing (Hitachi China, R
Slide 31: Business Segments
Hitachi in Figures Business Segments Connective Industries Digital Systems & Services Others 5% 27% 27% FY2025 Revenues 10,586.7 Mobility billion JPY Energy 12% 29% 30 ©Hitachi, Ltd. 2026. All rights reserved
Slide 32: Digital Systems & Services
Hitachi in Figures Digital Systems & Services From finance, public services, manufacturing, and distribution to Business Structure social infrastructure and cross-industry domains, we accelerate digital transformation by integrating AI, digital talent, and domain expertise. IT Products 486.4 (13%) F
Slide 33: Mobility
Hitachi in Figures Mobility From high-speed trains and digital signaling to smart Business Structure technology and AI-powered operations, we partner with customers to deliver seamless and sustainable mobility solutions. HMAX Mobility FY2025 – Combining advanced sensor technologies Revenues with the
Slide 34: Energy
Hitachi in Figures Energy From power & utilities to renewables, nuclear, and industrial Business Structure energy use, we leverage advanced digital technologies and energy solutions to ensure a stable, clean energy supply— powering a sustainable energy future. Nuclear Energy BU 211.0 (7%) HMAX Energ
Slide 35: Connective Industries
Hitachi in Figures Connective Industries From industrial sectors (measurement & analytical instruments, Business Structure healthcare, manufacturing, distribution and water) to facility domains (building systems, HVAC, and industrial equipment), we deliver digital services combining high-reliability
Slide 36: FY2025 Results
Hitachi in Figures FY2025 Results (Billion JPY) FY2024 Results FY2025 Results Revenues 9,783.3 10,586.7 1,083.5 1,311.4 Adjusted EBITA*1 [margin] [11.1%] [12.4%] Net income attributable to Hitachi, Ltd. stockholders 615.7 802.3 Core FCF 780.5 1,170.2 Return on invested capital (ROIC) 10.9% 12.4% 35
Slide 37: Revenues, number of companies, and number of employees by region
Hitachi in Figures Revenues, number of companies, and number of employees by region Europe 21% Japan 37% North America 16% 2,274.9 billion 3,912.8 billion 1,653.8 billion 155 companies 94 companies 70 companies 53 thousand employees 115 thousand employees 19 thousand employees ASEAN, India & other a
Slide 38: Company Name: Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi in Figures Company Name: Hitachi, Ltd. Foundation 1910 Headquarters 6-6, Marunouchi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-8280, Japan Representative President & CEO Toshiaki Tokunaga Number of Consolidated Employees 287,901 (as of March 31, 2026) Number of Group companies 607 (Consolidated Subsidi
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