FY2024
Financial results briefing
2025.5.20
Shindengen Electric Mfg. Co., Ltd. Stock Code:6844
Bharat Mobility Show2025 January 2025
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Contents
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FY2024 Financial results
Forecast of FY2025
Director & Executive Officer
Osamu Ukegawa
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The17th Medium Term Business Plan Acquisition of Shares in Newly Established Power Electronic Device Business Company
President Nobuyoshi Tanaka
Atrium of the Asaka Office 2
FY2024 Financial results
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Unit: billion yen
Unit:JPY/USD
While net sales increased from
FY2023
FY2024
YoY
Net sales
1,023
1,058
Impact of
exchange rates 27
+3.5%
Operating Profit
13
Impact of exchange rates
1
10
▲89.9%
Operating Margin
1.3%
0.1%
▲1.2pt.
Ordinary Profit
17
▲5
ー
Profit attributable to owners of parent
▲7
▲24
ー
the previous period, this was partly aided by favorable exchange rates.
The Electronic device business slumped due to the prolonged economic slowdown in China.
Ordinary profit was negative due to foreign exchange losses and
other factors.
Non-Consolidated 143.95
Volume Rate
153.04
+9.09JPY
Due to the implementation of structural reforms in the Electronic device business, an extraordinary loss of approximately 1.4 billion yen was recorded for the full period.
A decrease in sales due to no signs of recovery in industrial equipment sales amid the prolonged slump in
the Chinese economy.
In connection with the implementation of business structural reforms, inventory write-down and disposal losses were recorded. For the next period, we will strive to improve our financial structure.
Unit: billion yen
FY2023 | FY2024 | YoY |
Net Sales 322 | 311 | ▲3.6% |
Operating ▲12 Profit | ▲22 | ー |
Automotive
Home Appliance
Industrial Machine
+3.7%
+2.6%
▲14.1 %
Unit: billion yen
FY2023 | FY2024 | YoY |
Net Sales 633 | 655 | +3.6% |
Operating 70 Profit | 57 | ▲19.3% |
Sales of motorcycle products increased, driven by India and Indonesia and supported by the weak yen against Asian currencies, securing an increase in sales. On the other hand, sales of inverters for generators decreased.
Although there was a positive effect from the yen depreciation, income decreased due to the impact of soaring material costs and other factors.
Shindengen Affiliated companies Net sales results for 2Wheels
Indonesia
Vietnam
Thailand
India
+6%
+4%
▲11%
+15%
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FY2024 Financial results(Energy systems & solutions, other)
Unit: billion yen
FY2023 | FY2024 | YoY |
Net Sales 67 | 92 | +36.4% |
Operating ▲1 Profit | 14 | ー |
Telecom
EV chargers
+91.7%
Rectifiers for telecommunications
infrastructure expanded,
and EV chargers increased thanks to expanded subsidies.
Operating profit was secured for
the first time in three periods thanks to an increase in rectifiers. In addition, the reversal of product warranty allowances previously recorded also provided support.
+30.0%
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Price
Increases
+20
Unit: billion yen
Addressing the impact of soaring material
costs by reflecting them in prices.
Exchange rate
fluctuations
+10
Reversal of allowance, etc., and occurrence
Reversal of provision for +9
product warranties
of temporary effects.
Inventory
write-down
▲12 Material
costs
▲9 Expenses
others
▲6
Labor costs
▲3 Decreased sales
▲21
As a measure related to structural reforms,
inventory write-down and
disposal losses were recorded as costs.
Labor costs have increased due to pay rises and
increased employee numbers.
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Unit: billion yen
FY2023 | FY2024 | YoY |
CAPEX 46 | 52 | +12.5% |
Depreciation 55 | 54 | ▲2.7% |
R&D 56 | 58 | +3.8% |
Investment increased YoY thanks to the expansion of production capacity in India.
The slow progress in CAPEX compared to the initial plan is an issue.
Unit: billion yen
Current assets increased due to the securing of cash and deposits.
Fixed assets decreased by
approximately 3 billion yen due to mark-to-market revaluation of investment securities, etc.
Fixed liabilities decreased due to
the recording of deferred tax assets.
The recording of losses and payment of dividends in the fiscal
year ending March 2025 reduced retained earnings and reduced shareholders' equity.
Due to the increase in borrowed funds,
interest-bearing liabilities increased.
FY2023 | FY2024 | % change | |
Current assets | 891 | 842 | ▲5.5% |
Fixed assets | 556 | 523 | ▲5.9% |
Total assets | 1,447 | 1,365 | ▲5.6% |
Current liabilities | 311 | 309 | ▲0.6% |
Noncurrent Liabilities | 426 | 394 | ▲7.5% |
Total liabilities | 738 | 704 | ▲4.6% |
Total shareholders'' equity | 540 | 502 | ▲7.0% |
Accumulated other comprehensive income | 169 | 159 | ▲6.0% |
Total liabilities and net assets | 709 | 661 | ▲6.7% |
Total assets | 1,447 | 1,365 | ▲5.6% |
Per share of common stock | 49.0% | 48.5% | ▲0.5pt. |
Debt with interest | 389 | 403 | +3.5% |
Forecast of FY2025
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FY2025~ | ||
Power Device | Diodes MOSFETs Power Ics Power Modules | |
Power Unit | ECUs, PCUs for Motorcycles DC/DC converters for Automobiles Inverters for Generators | |
EV Chargers | ||
Power Systems & soutions | PV Inverters | |
Other | Solenoids | |
PV Inverters EV Chargers
Energy systems & solutions
ECUs, PCUs for Motorcycles DC/DC converters for Automobiles Inverters for Generators
Car electronics
Solenoids
Other
Diodes
MOSFETs
Power Ics Power Modules
Electronic
devise
~FY2024
The mobility market is expected to remain steady, while the industrial equipment market is expected to continue to be sluggish.
Operating profit is expected to increase due to structural reforms, including the implementation of structure reforms in the Electronic device business.
As for the impact of US tariff policies, we are currently assessing the degree of impact and have not incorporated it into our forecasts.
Unit: billion yen
FY2024 Actual | FY2025 Forecast | YoY | |
Net sales | 1,058 | 1,083 | +2.3% |
Operating Profit | 1 | 24 | 1765% |
Operating Margin | 0.1% | 2.2% | +2.1pt. |
Ordinary Profit | ▲5 | 22 | ー |
Profit attributable to owners of parent | ▲24 | 18 | ー |
Unit:JPY/USD
Non-Consolidated 153.04 Volume Rate | 140.00 | ▲13.04JPY |
Unit: billion yen
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Increased sales
+21
Inventory
write-down
+17
Structural Reforms
+15
Conducted in the previous period in
connection with structural reforms
One-time effects of inventory write-downs and loss on disposal will be eliminated.
An improvement of 1.5 billion yen is expected
+8
Price Increases
Cost reduction
from structural reforms.
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One-time effects
Labor ▲6
Costs
24
Expenses Others
▲7
Exchange rate
fluctuations
▲10
▲15
The exchange rate is assumed to be stronger than in the previous period.
The effect of the reversal of allowance recorded in the previous period
will be eliminated.
Unit: billion yen
FY2024 | FY2025 | YoY |
CAPEX 52 | 81 | +56.8% |
Depreciation 54 | 58 | +7.8% |
R&D 58 | 60 | +3.1% |
Increase investment by upgrading facilities to expand production capacity in the Indian market.
R&D expenses are expected to remain at the same level as the previous period.
Promoting development with a view
to 2030.
Dividend Per Share
Annual Dividends per share
COVID-19
100
125
Structural Reforms
Structural Reforms of Electronic Device
12.5
12.5
62.5 0
65
65
125
130
130
2016/3 2017/3 2018/3 2019/3 2020/3 2021/3 2022/3 2023/3 2024/3 2025/3 2026/3
(Plan)
(Forecast)
*Effective October 1, 2017, the Company consolidated its common shares at the ratio of 10 shares to 1 share. Accordingly, earnings per share have been calculated as if this consolidation of common shares was conducted at the beginning of the previous fiscal year
In accordance with our dividend policy, we have generally maintained
stable dividends.
Dividends for FY2024 and FY2025
were determined based on business conditions
at that time.
The17th Medium Term Business Plan
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the 16th Medium Term Business Plan Policy
"Building a foundation aimed at realization of the long-term vision"
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Earnings structure construction
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Although the device business promoted the shift to larger diameter wafers, profitability declined across the entire business due to the significant impact of a decrease in operations due to lower sales, soaring raw material and energy prices, and rising labor costs.
Building a foundation for expansion
We were rethinking our business plans and resources based on marketability and profitability, and the organization was restructured in April 2025
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The strengthening of competitive car electronics components utilizing in-house modules is progressing, with a focus on the Indian market. On the other hand, the outlook for EV chargers and EV-related products remains uncertain.
Focus resources on product groups which can reduce greenhouse effect gases
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A department was launched to promote the expansion of EV sales, and resources were reallocated to it to expand the product lineup but the EV market has slowed down recently.
Remaining issues
Strengthening our overall earning power
from design to sales
Optimal allocation of limited resources
Underperformance due to quality issues
Information dissemination that takes into account capital costs and stock prices
1,180
6.0%
Sales grew
due to the weak yen but fell short of the initial plan. Operating profit ratio declined.
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1,010
1,023
1,058
3.6%
1.3%
0.1%
FY2024 original target FY2022 FY2023 FY2024
3.5%
ROA
8.3%
ROE
2.7% | 2.7% | ▲3.6% |
1.2% | ▲0.5% | ▲1.8% |
Delays in responding to changes
in the external environment are an issue.
Delays in implementing measures to address the prolonged slump in the Chinese economy.
Delays in passing on appropriate price increases to customers under the situation of soaring material and energy prices.
The sale of idle assets is progressing but the overall improvement of total assets is only half complete.
Deterioration of
the Electronic device business results
Build a stronger business foundation
Measures
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Production
Optimize production efficiency to reduce or eliminate
production of low-volume products
Logistics
Secure production space, and reduce logistics costs to
outsource the logistics and shipping operations
Sales
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reorganizing the system to suit the needs of the region
04
Personnel reduction
solicit voluntary retirement at group companies in Japan and overseas in order to make the personnel structure
Result
Target
Structural reforms were implemented with the aim of improving earnings by
1.5 billion yen.
Including the effects of other additional measures, totaling at least 1.5 billion yen,
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Result
have already been reflected in the earnings forecasts for FY2025.
17th Business Plan Policy
moving into a growth stage by establishing
a solid business foundation and improving capital efficiency
Earning structure construction
We will build a system to improve profitability through a total package from procurement
Concentrating resources on growth sectors
to design, manufacturing, and sales.
Development of target markets
We will concentrate resources on businesses and products that will become future core businesses and nurture them into pillars of our business by 2030.
Long Term Vision 2030
We will allocate resources on a priority basis toward developing the Indian market and will undertake this challenge with the
Promotion of sustainability management
full support of the entire company, including both business and non-business divisions.
By proactively advancing our business activities and investing in human resources, we will provide environmentally friendly products to society and build a sustainable growth cycle toward the realization of decarbonization.
Earning structure construction
Cooperation on the
vertical axis
Deepening manufacturing through a total package of
design, procurement, manufacturing, and sales
April 2025
Organizational
We will build a system to improve profitability through a total package from procurement to design, manufacturing, and sales.
restructuring
Power Device
Power Unit
Power Systems & Solutions
Cooperation on the horizontal axis
Control Dept.
Monozukuri Div.
Monozukuri Div.
Monozukuri Center
Buy
QA
PE
Design Dept.
Development Div.
Development Div.
R&D
Domestic Sales Div. / Overseas Sales Div. / Car Electronics Sales Div.
Sales Div. group
Sales
Departments with the same functions cooperate
will become future core businesses
Concentrating resources on growth sectors We will concentrate resources on businesses and products that
and nurture them into pillars of our business by 2030.
Next generation
businesses
Expansion
businesses
SiC
Gallium
oxide
Next GEN DC
Converter
PCU
Low
MOS
2W EV
New Products
IPM
Chargerse
EV
chargers
Regulators
ECU
For Motorcycles
DC
Converters
Diodes
PV
Inverters
Restructuring
businesses
Foundational
businesses
Delays in electrification in the mobility field
Current core products are expected to continue driving business growth
Based on the profitability of our core products
after 2030, we will concentrate our resources on products and businesses that will become the pillars of our operations
Product portfolio
We will build a growth cycle toward our long-term vision
Strengthen
supply chain
Aim to establish a system
for expanding sales throughout India
Decided on the industrial complex
near Bengaluru
Shindengen India's second plant
will be operational in 2027.
Set up
sales functions
We will also begin to handle electronic devices products
Break away from dependence The mainstay ASEAN
on Greater China through motorcycle market is reaching
business structural reforms a state of saturation
Focus markets are shifting. Towards a review of systems
Power Unit
Power Device
We will continue to focus our efforts on India, which has a high affinity with our business fields
Development of target markets
We will allocate resources on a priority basis toward developing the Indian market and will undertake this challenge with the full support of the entire company, including both business and non-business divisions.
Sustainability material issues
Promotion of sustainability management
By proactively advancing our business activities and investing in human resources, we will provide environmentally friendly products to society and build a sustainable growth cycle toward the realization of decarbonization
Value provided by environmentally
friendly products
Harmony betweenthe environment and our business activities
Creation of diverse and rewarding workplaces
(Well-being)
Realizing decarbonization
Creating a virtuous cycle for sustainable growth
through our business
Strengthening of a sustainable,
fair, and transparent management foundation
SDK Engagement Index
Promoting women's participation and advancement in the workplace
63.1
64.0
58.9
(male childcare leave rate)
54.3
44.4
73.9 81.5
100.0
ROIC Management |
| |
Financial leverage |
| |
Cost of Capital and Stock Price
Updating Product portfolio
Strategic capital investment, such as M&A and alliances
Execution of cross-business strategies
Disclosure of growth strategy
- By demonstrating our future direction and management intentions to the capital market and deepening constructive dialogue with investors, we will enhance trust in the market.
Dialogue with
shareholders
Reduction in capital costs
Increasing corporate value
PBR of 1 or more
ROE
improvement
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Management targets for the FY2027(consolidated)
Net Sales 120.0
billion yen
Long Term
Operating profit margin
5.0%
Vision 2030
ROE 6.0%
Capital Investment
(3-year cumulative total) ¥30.0 billion
R&D costs
(3-year cumulative total) ¥14.5 billion
17th Mid term Business plan FY2025~FY2027
Moving into a growth stage by establishing a solid business foundation and improving capital efficiency
16th Mid term Business plan FY2022~FY2024
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Acquisition of Shares in Newly Established
Power Electronic Device Business Company
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Acquisition of shares in a newly established company spun off from
the power device business of Kyocera Corporation, making it a subsidiary
Company Name | Undecided |
Location | Hadano City, Kanagawa, Japan 210-0865 |
Representative's name | Undecided |
Share Capital | Undecided |
Date of execution of share transfer | January 2026 |
Business activities | Manufacturing and sales business of |
power semiconductor | |
products centered around silicon | |
diodes |
※will be announced as soon as it is determined.
Shindengen
Power Device
Kyocera
Power Device
We aim to expand our market share and strengthen our competitiveness by combining newly acquired products, equipment, and technologies with
our existing businesses
Increased demand for compatible packages since
the COVID-19 pandemic
Before
Number of
324 products
After
961products
By transitioning to 8-inch wafers, we aim to enhance price
competitiveness and expand future
production capacity
One of the world's largest inch-sized diode wafers
Transitioning
to larger diameter wafers
Acquire new package line-up Utilization of own chips
With the acquisition of new packages, offering a comprehensive lineup. Ability to offer a wide range of products
Utilizing our own chips to enhance the value of existing products.
Accelerating the development of SiCMOS modules by utilizing Kyocera's automotive IGBT line
Accelerating low-voltage resistance MOS development by utilizing Kyocera's wafer
thinning line
New product development
Strengthening competitiveness with appealing products.
products owned by
Shindengen
Expanding product lineup
by combining newly acquired packages with own chips
Expanding value-added products, integrating equipment, combining technologies, and merging the Shindengen business with the Kyocera business
to demonstrate superiority over competitors
