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Panasonic Electric Works Company Presentation 1

PanasonicPanasonic Electric Electric WorksWorksEuropeEurope AGAG

Panasonic Electric WorksPanasonic Electric WorksCzech s.r.o.Czech s.r.o.


MatsushitaHistory

1918 Foundation of Matsushita Electric by Konosuke Matsushita

1933 Divisional concept (first of its kind in Japan)

1935 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (MEI) & Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd. (MEW) were founded

1989 Foundation of EURO-Matsushita Electric Works AGin Germany, evolved from former SDS company

1999 MEW internal divisional company system

2000 - Matsushita Electric Works in Europe as a united European group- Matsushita Electric Works (MEW) becomes major shareholder of SUNX

2002 Acquisition of Vossloh-Schwabe in Europe in order to expandglobal lighting business (PEWVS)

2004 Matsushita Electric Industrial acquired the majority of stocks for Matsushita Electric Works. Brand unification with Panasonic

2005 Name change to Panasonic Electric Works for overseas companies


MatsushitaBasic Business Principles

7Seven Objectives

1. Contribution to Society

2. Fairness and Honesty

3. Cooperation and Team Spirit

4. Untiring Effort for Improvement

5. Courtesy and Humility

6. Adaptability

7. Gratitude

MatsushitaPhilosophyCorporate Mission StatementMatsushita Electric Works, in accordance with its Basic Management Objective, Company Creed and Seven Business Principles will

· strive to satisfy customer needs,

· promote the progress of the industry,· and serve society by creating productsand services which enhance living environments.


MatsushitaOrganisation

Sales in 2006: 8,894 billion YEN = 63,529 mio EUREmployees: 334,402

Sales in 2006: 1,607 billion YEN = 11,479 mio EUREmployees: 49,796

Automation Controls

Electronic & Plastic Materials

Building Products

Home Appliances

Electrical Construction Materials - Lighting Products- Information Equipment &

Wiring Products- Other Products

AVC Networks

Components and Devices

Home Appliances

MEW and PanaHome

JVC

Other

(140 YEN = 1 EUR)


Matsushita Electric Works (MEW)World-wide - 5 Poles

Number of employees: 49,796

PEW(Asia Pacific)

PEW(China)

MEW(JAPAN)

PEW(EUROPE)

PEW(USA)


Matsushita Electric Works (MEW)Global Sales

140 YEN = 1 EUR

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

2,000

0

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 * 2006

8,564 8,3938,807

Mio. EUR Consolidated Sales Figures

9,538

11,476

3,591

* Four-month transitional fiscal period


Matsushita Electric Works (MEW)Quality Management


Panasonic Electric Works EuropeHistory

1962 Foundation of SDS-Elektro GmbH in Germany1964 Start of cooperation SDS / Matsushita Electric Works (MEW)1974 Start of German factory, Foundation of subsidiary in Austria1975 Foundation of subsidiary in Switzerland 1978 Foundation of subsidiary in France1980 Foundation of subsidiary in Italy 1981 Foundation of subsidiary in UK 1989 Merger of SDS and MEW1990 Foundation of subsidiary in Germany and Benelux, new building in Holzkirchen1991 Foundation of subsidiary in Spain1992 New production plant in Pfaffenhofen1997 New central warehouse in Pfaffenhofen1998 New production plant in Czech Republic1999 Foundation of subsidiary in Scandinavia, acquisition of MEW-MFST,

MEW-L&M and MEW-NWL2000 United European Group, Acquisition of Multicon / Foundation of EMEM2002 - Integration of NAiS Wellnesslife GmbH

- Start to sell sensors with SUNX brand2004 - Foundation of Sales Office in Czech Republic

- Matsushita Electric Industrial acquired the majority of stocks for Matsushita Electric Works. Brand unification with Panasonic

2005 Name change to Panasonic Electric Works2006 Foundation of Representative Office in Poland


Panasonic Electric Works EuropeEuropean Locations

Subsidiaries andAffiliated Companies

AustriaGermanyItalyNetherlands (Western Europe)SpainSweden (Malmö)SwitzerlandUnited Kingdom

Distributors

European Headquarters

Holzkirchen, Germany

Production FacilitiesAustriaCzech RepublicGermanyItalySweden

Sales, Branch and Representative Offices Czech Republic FranceIrelandPolandPortugalSweden (Nordic Countries)


Panasonic Electric Works Europe Local Subsidiaries

European HeadquartersPanasonic Electric Works Europe AGin HolzkirchenPanasonic Electric Works Deutschland GmbHin Holzkirchen

Panasonic Electric Works Austria GmbHBiedermannsdorf (Vienna)

Panasonic Electric Works Italia s.r.l. Bussolengo (Verona)

Panasonic Electric Works Sales Western Europe B.V. Best (Netherlands)

Panasonic Electric Works Sales Western Europe B.V.French Branch OfficeVerrières le Buisson, (Paris)

Panasonic Electric Works Espãna S.A.Madrid (Spain)

Panasonic Electric Works Fire & Security Technology Europe AB Malmó (Sweden)

Panasonic Electronic Materials Europe GmbHEnns (Austria)

Panasonic Electronic Materials Europe GmbHPisticci Factory (Italy)

Panasonic Electric Works Europe AGGerman FactoryPfaffenhofen

Panasonic Electric Works Czech s.r.o.Czech Factory, Plana

Panasonic Electric Works UK Ltd. Milton Keynes

Panasonic Electric WorksNordic AB Sollentuna (Sweden)

Panasonic Electric Works Schweiz AG Rotkreuz (Kanton Zug)


Panasonic Electric Works EuropeProduct Portfolio I. - Components

» Electromechanical Relays

» Photomos Relays

» Solid State Relays » Switches

» Connectors

» Built-in Sensors


Panasonic Electric Works EuropeProduct Portfolio II. – Automation products

» SUNX Sensors

» Laser Marker

» Programmable Controllers

» Inverters

» Timers

» Limit Switches

» Fans

» Time Switches

» Ionizers

» Machine Vision

» Operator Terminals

» Servo Drives

» Counters

» Temperature Controllers

» Eco Power Meters

» Hour Meters


Panasonic Electric Works Europe Sales/Employees Development

400

350

300

250

200

150

100

50

02001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Sales / Mio. EUR Employees

1,200

1,050

900

750

600

450

300

150

02007Plan

269

239232

252

276261

280

1,199 1,187 1,1441,140 1,142

1,053 1,064

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