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Fiscal Year Ended March 2026 (FY2025) Management Overview

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Fiscal Year Ended March 2026(FY2025)

Management Overview

May 14, 2026

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Toyo Engineering Corporation President & CEO Eiji Hosoi



Key Messages for Today

FY2025 Results

FY2026 Forecast

Previous Mid-Term

Management Plan (2021-2025)

Next Mid-Term

Management Plan (2026-2030)



  • Despite the final-year loss driven by the Brazil power project, secured ¥420.4 billion in orders including equity- method affiliates

  • Drawing on lessons from unprofitable projects, strengthen earnings power through stricter pre-award risk reviews, disciplined project selection, and expansion of co-creation-type EP/EPsCm projects

  • Plan to return to profitability with net sales of ¥190.0 billion and net profit of ¥6.0 billion

  • Full-scale shift toward a higher-margin earnings structure, with a projected gross margin of 14.7%

Strengthening Global Execution Capabilities

DXoT and EPC Productivity Improvement

Commercialization of New Technologies and Businesses

Comprehensive Risk Management Framework

  • Enhanced execution capabilities at key hubs such as India and Indonesia, delivering results in priority areas including fertilizers and geothermal. Also secured co-creation type EPC projects, building momentum for the new medium-term management plan

  • Established OFS with MODEC, steadily executing FPSO projects and building a stable earnings platform

  • Completed the standardization of business processes based on AWP and the development of the digital platform. Established a foundation for more advanced project management execution

  • Selected technology domains with strong customer demand and earnings potential, and concentrated management resources accordingly. Developed business opportunities that will lead into the new med-term management plan

  • Established an independent structure to review and monitor projects consistently from pre-award through completion, including projects led by overseas hubs

  • Strengthened company-wide risk control and governance

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  • Position the next 5 years as the foundation for Project-based x Recurring dual-revenue model under TOYO VISION 2040

  • Maintain the FY2030 net profit target of ¥10.0 billion, while accelerating the qualitative strengthening of EPC and the shift toward recurring revenue

  • Designate O&M, next-generation geothermal, critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, and advanced materials as priority fields, and accelerate the development of a long-term, stable revenue base

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    1

    Performance Overview for FY2025 and Outlook for FY2026

    2 Status of Major Projects & Main Topics

    3

    Review of the Previous Medium-Term Management Plan 4 Outline of the New Medium-Term Management Plan 5 APPENDIX

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    FY2025 Performance Summary

    ▍Net loss attributable to owners of parent came in line with the Q3 forecast announced on February 12



    ▍Revenue and profit declined Year-over-Year due to the impact of unprofitable projects

    • Net sales: ¥182.9 billion; Gross profit: ¥6.4 billion;

    • Gross margin: 3.5%; Net loss attributable to owners of parent: ¥14.9 billion

      Net Sales / Profit

    • Losses were recognized as announced this February, mainly due to margin deterioration in certain projects, including the Brazil power project

      Reasons for Loss

    • Main factors were the materialization of collection risk and cost increases due to schedule delays in the Brazil power project

    • The project is currently in the final commissioning stage; together with the client and partners, TOYO is working toward early completion, with the latest outlook for completion in June 2026

      Orders / Order Backlog

      • Order intake including equity-method affiliates: ¥420.4 billion, exceeding the full-year forecast

      • Orders were driven mainly by projects in Japan (high-performance chemicals), India (petrochemicals), Turkmenistan (petrochemical revamp), and two FPSO projects through OFS, an equity-method affiliate

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FY2025 Performance Summary

▍Net sales of ¥182.9 billion and net loss of ¥14.9 billion, in line with the forecast announced at the Q3 financial results briefing

▍Lower sales and profit Year-over-Year

Unit: Billions of yen

Forecast (A)

As of 2026/2/12

Year-end results (B)

% Increase

Diff.(B-A)

Net sales

185.0

182.9

△1.1%

△2.1

Gross profit

4.5

6.4

+42%

+1.9

Gross profit margin

2.4%

3.5%

+1.1pp

SG&A expenses

24.5

25.4

△4%

△0.9

Operating income

△20.0

△19.0

+5%

+1.0

Non-operating income & expenses

7.0

7.6

+9%

+0.6

Ordinary income

△13.0

△11.3

+12%

+1.7

Profit attributable to owners of parent

△15.0

△14.9

+0.7%

+0.1

New orders

170.0

175.8

+3%

+5.8

New orders including equity method affiliates

400.0

420.4

+5%

+20.4

Dividends per share

0

0

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