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1Copyright (C) 2012 Panasonic Corporation All Rights Reserved.
May 23, 2012
Panasonic Corporation
Energy Company
President Masato Ito
Energy Company Business Strategy
Panasonic IR Day 2012
Notes: 1. This is an English translation from the original presentation in Japanese.
2. In this presentation, “fiscal 2012” or “FY 2012” refers to the yearended March 31, 2012. In addition, “fiscal 2013” or “FY 2013”refers to the year ending March 31, 2013.
2ContentsContents
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
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3ContentsContents
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
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4Energy Company OutlineEnergy Company Outline 4
■Company Name
Energy Company
■ President Masato Ito
■ Incorporated January, 2012
■Business Contents
Development , manufacture and sales of primary and rechargeable batteries, chargers, battery applied products, and photovoltaic system related products
■ Headquarter 1-1, Matsushita-cho, Moriguchi city, Osaka, Japan
■ Sites 50 sites (Japan:19, Overseas:31)
■Number of Employees
Approx. 25,000 (Japan : approx. 9,000)*as of April 1, 2012
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5Major BusinessesMajor Businesses
Photovoltaic System
Lithium-ion Batteries
Dry Batteries
OtherProducts
6Competitive AdvantagesCompetitive Advantages
Wide-range product line-up
Black Box technologyof design and manufacturing
・Global manufacture structure ・Supply chain
・Solid customer base・Variety of business・Global sales channel
Integrated business modelby development, manufacture and sales functions
DevelopmentDevelopment
SalesSalesManufactureManufacture
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Sales Operating profit
FY2012 ResultFY2012 Result
Overall sales declined from last year due mainly in the weak sales of lithium-ion batteries for consumer use on the back of deterioration of the market, strong yen and flooding in Thailand
Operating loss increased due to weak sales and price decline
FY2011 FY2012
614.9 (-3%)
-20.9 (-5.7)
637.0
-15.2
*( ) = vs. FY2011
FY2011 FY2012
(yen: billions)
8ContentsContents
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
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9Energy Company Business StrategyEnergy Company Business Strategy
Concentrate management resources on solar & lithium-ion battery businesses (consumer,
automotive, storage) as key businesses
Establish optimum global structure for development, design, procurement,
manufacture and sales
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Growth Strategy of Solar Business Growth Strategy of Solar Business
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11Global Market Forecast <Solar Business>Global Market Forecast <Solar Business>
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (FY)
*Estimated by Panasonic
GW
27
23
27
33
38
10
20
30
40
0
Average annual growth rate after FY2013: 20%
Large-scale market
Residential market
Commercial market
Japan
North America
EU
Others
12Competitive Advantages of "HIT® Solar Cell"Competitive Advantages of "HIT® Solar Cell"
*1: Based on the Company's survey using the "Annual Predicted Power Generation Calculation Formula" of Solar Power Generation Standard Group in the domestic residential solar power generation system industry
*2: Conversion value by setting the conversion efficiency at 25C to 1
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16
18
20
22
23
97 99 01 03 05 07
21
15
17
19
09 10 11 12
Temperature vs. efficiencyTemperature vs. efficiencyTemperature vs. efficiency
★
★
1.1
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
706050403020
HIT
((100cm100cm22))
Industry's highest level power generation quantity *1
Industry's highest level power generation quantity *1
HIT® maintains high output powereven at high temperatures
HIT® maintains high output powereven at high temperatures
Nor
mal
ized
effi
cien
cy*2
Cel
l con
vers
ion
effic
ienc
y (%
)
Polycrystalline
Temperature (C)(FY)
HIT mass production level
LabLab
Mass Mass productionproduction
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13Growth Strategy of Solar Business (1)Growth Strategy of Solar Business (1)
EU Others
FY2016 market scale by region and by application
Residential
Commercial
Focus on deploying HIT in the residential market whichappreciates higher conversion efficiency as added value
Apply HIT and polycrystalline to the commercial market
Features: In Japan, the market expands due to the subsidy policyA high efficiency product is more suitable for a limited roof area
Propose solutions by primarily offering cost competitive polycrystalline products
Features: Market is price sensitive and requires system solution
Cost preference
38GW
Expand HIT sales through improving performance
Efficiency preference
Main battle field of HIT
North America
Polycrystalline
Large-scale
*Estimated by Panasonic
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Toward No.1 domestic market share in FY2013
Panasonic Group'ssales infrastructureExpand sales drastically
through its broad range of sales channels
Provide energy creation-storage coordination systems
Differentiate from other companies by taking advantage of HIT modules and solution offering
HIT®HIT®
High conversion efficiency and reliability
High conversion efficiency and reliability
Solar battery
Electric power companyElectric power company
Lithium-ion storage
battery unit
Power station
Equipment requiring Equipment requiring operation even during operation even during
a power failurea power failure
Energy creation-storagelinked system (image)
Growth Strategy of Solar Business (2)Growth Strategy of Solar Business (2)
Power distribution Power distribution panelpanel
(For backup purposes)(For backup purposes)
Power Power distribution paneldistribution panel
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●Enhancement of HIT competitiveness: supply capacity and cost
Start of production: December 2012 Expansion by 1.5 timesCell supply capacity: 600MW (end of FY2012)
900MW (after operation starts at Malaysian factory)
●Further product competitiveness enhancement of HIT Further improvement of conversion efficiency, acceleration of
next-generation HIT products
* Based on the Company's survey using the "Annual Predicted Power Generation Calculation Formula" of Solar Power Generation Standard Group in the domestic residential solar power generation system industry
Launch the products with 23% or higher conversion efficiency in FY2014
Growth Strategy of Solar Business (3)Growth Strategy of Solar Business (3)
Integrate production process from wafers to cells, modules in the new Malaysian factory
Continue the "industry's highest level power generation quantity"*
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Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Batteries Business
Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Batteries Business
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17Global Market Forecast <Lithium-ion batteries>Global Market Forecast <Lithium-ion batteries>
FY2012 FY2016
21
31
1
11
1.5
24 26 29
35
9 0.8
0.40.20.05
FY2012 FY2016 FY2012 FY2016
Consumer:Focus on profitability
900billion yen
1.5trillion yen
Automotive:Expand sales in all directionsAutomotive:Expand sales in all directions
Storage:Enter the market at the time of its creationStorage:Enter the market at the time of its creation
FY2016FY2012
Consumer Automotive Storage
●GWh base
●Amount base<strategies by Energy Company>
*Estimated by Panasonic
Market annual growth 10%
FY2016 marketexpands about30 times(VS FY2012)
FY2016 market expands about 11 times(VS FY2012)
*Estimated by Panasonic
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Technology
Cost
SCM
Competitive Advantages of Lithium-ion Battery BusinessCompetitive Advantages of Lithium-ion Battery Business
Wide Range of Customers
General consumers
PC manufacturers
Automotive manufacturers
Electric appliancemanufacturers
PT manufactures
Education institutions
Governments
・・・Global optimal manufacture
・Speedy model development
・High efficiency production・Low cost design・Low cost materialsBased upon black box technology & competitiveness of manufacturing
・High reliability ・High durability・High capacity ・High powerBased upon black box technology &competitiveness of manufacturing
Build closerrelationship
Faster and deeper
communication with customers
Inte
grat
ion
of d
evel
opm
ent,
man
ufac
turi
ng a
nd s
ales
func
tions
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19Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Consumer)(1)Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Consumer)(1)
●Change business structure and enhance cost competitivenessEnhance cost competitiveness through integrated production of battery plates, cells and packs
Suzhou new factory (as of May)Mass production starts:1st half in FY2013
20%(FY2012) 50%(FY2013)
20%(FY2012) 30%(FY2013) 50%(FY2014)
Suzhou
Beijing
Wuxi
Material procurementin China & Korea
Material procurementin China & Korea
Production in ChinaProduction in China
20Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Consumer)(2)Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Consumer)(2)
Note PC (conventional)
Smartphone
Slim Line Note PCUltrabook PCTablet PC
ProductsTarget markets
(Low) Cost (high)
Note PC(conventional) Slim Line Note PC
Ultrabook PC
Cylindrical cell(18650)
Cylindrical cell(small diameter)
Prismaticcell
Prismatic cell(large area) Pouch cell
Th
ickn
ess
ofb
atte
ry p
ack
●Respond to market change speedily & expand business by supplying optimal batteries
Tabllet PC
Motor, Storage
Prismatic cellPrismatic cell
(Th
in)
(Thi
ck)
Cylindrical cell
Cylindrical cell
Cylindrical cell
Prismatic cell(large area)
Prismatic cell(large area)
Pouch cell
Pouch cell
Cell line-ups for Note PC & examples
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21Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Automotive)Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Automotive)
●Secure sales volume■Secure sales volume with sales strategy of all directions
Firm orders from global major car manufacturers (more than 10 models in 5 car makers)
Expand Business in All Directions
FY2016 sales for automotive 130.0 billion yen
●Increase production capacity■Increase production capacity in 6 mass production lines
from FY2013
Audi (Germany)「Q5」
Ford (US)「Fusion, C-Max」
Toyota「Prius PHV」
Tesla (US)「Model S」
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Li-ion batterystorage unit
Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Storage)Growth Strategy of Lithium-ion Battery Business (Storage)
Examples of lithium-ion batteries for storage application
Battery storage system for public & industrial use
Battery storage system for industrial & residential use
Energy creation-storagelinked system for housing use
15kWh 1.6/3.2 kWh
4.65 kWh
Hybrid car carrier equipped with hybrid power supply system of solar generation system & Li-ion batteries
Energy creation-storagelinked system at fast-foodshop
Applications for storage are expanding in various fields
Environmentally-conscious station(JR Yotsuya station)
PV System
Power station
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1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
1. Domain Outline
2. Business Policy/Growth Strategy
3. Summary
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Sales Operating profit
FY2013 ForecastFY2013 Forecast
FY2012 FY2013 FY2012 FY2013
Strong sales mainly in solar, lithium-ion batteries for consumer and car use
Return to profitability due mainly to sales increase and cost reduction
660.0 (+7%)
3.0(+23.9)
614.9
- 20.9
(yen: billions)
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MissionLead and contribute to making Panasonic as No.1 Green Innovation Companyin the electronics industry
Energy Company Mission & FY2016 TargetEnergy Company Mission & FY2016 Target
Sales: More than 1 trillion yenOperating profit: double digit
FY2016Target
FY2012 FY2016
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Disclaimer Regarding Forward-Looking StatementsThis presentation includes forward-looking statements (within the meaning of Section 27A of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and
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