FY2017 Financial Results ended March 31, 2017 Ⅰ Closing results Ⅱ Strategies

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1 FY2017 Financial Results ended March 31, 2017 Ⅰ Closing results Ⅱ Strategies Apr 28, 2017 DENSO CORPORATION

2 Overview of FY2017 Financial Results 1/29 1. Revenue increased due to production volume increase and sales expansion despite appreciation of the Yen. Despite production volume increase and cost reduction efforts, operating profit excludes other income/expenses decreased due to the appreciation of the Yen. 2. Revenue will increase in FY2018 due to production volume increase and sales expansion. Operating profit excludes other income/expenses will increase due to production volume increase and cost reduction efforts.

3 FY2017 Financial Results 2/29 Revenue Operating Profit ( Excludes other income/ expenses) Other income/ expenses Operating Profit Finance income/ costs & others(*1) Profit before Income Taxes Profit (*2) Precondition Foreign Exchange Rate FY17 FY16 FY17 4Q FY16 4Q Change 4, , % (7.2%) (8.1%) % (7.3%) (7.0%) % (8.0%) (7.7%) % (5.7%) (5.4%) % JPY 108/$ JPY 120/$ -12 JPY JPY 119/Euro JPY 133/Euro -14 JPY (Unit:Millions of Units) Domestic Car Production % Overseas Car Production of Japanese Manufacturers % (North America) (6.38) (6.26) (+0.12) (+1.9%) 1 Finance income,finance costs, Foreign exchange gains/loss, Share of the profit of associates accounted for using the equity method 2 Profit attributable to owners of the parent company

4 FY2017 Consolidated Revenue ( By Customer) 3/29 ( ):Change from FY16 [ ]:Change from FY16 excludes FX difference (Unit: Billions of Yen) OE Revenue for others (-0.7%) [+8.5%] Others (+0.6%) [+9.0%] Isuzu (-4.4%) [-0.4%] VW AUDI (-4.9%) [+7.6%] Nissan SUBARU (+15.1%) (+12.4%) [+21.1%] [+16.1%] Suzuki Mazda Volvo (+16.1%) Hyundai Kia Ford (-0.3%) (-1.9%) (-6.3%) (-5.3%) [+29.9%] [+6.3%] [+0.0%] [+4.1%] [+7.0%] GM (+13.9%) [+26.2%] FCA (-5.6%) [+5.9%] Honda (-6.8%) [+3.4%]

5 FY2017 Consolidated Revenue ( By Product) 4/29 ( ):Change from FY16 [ ]:Change from FY16 excludes FX difference (Unit: Billions of Yen) (+0.1%) FA New Business (+3.5%) Other Automotive (-7.6%) Small Motors (-1.0%) [+7.3%] [+5.6%] [-3.6%] [+5.4%] Electronic Systems Electrification Systems (+1.3%) (+1.4%) [+6.5%] [+8.7%] Information & Safety Systems (+9.2%) [+15.3%] Powertrain Systems (-1.1%) [+6.2%] Thermal Systems (-3.8%) [+5.1%]

6 5/29 (Unit: Billion of Yen) Operating profit Operating profit (Excludes other income/expenses) Raw material cost Variable cost reduction Production volume increase FY17 Change in FY2017 Operating Profit Expense Operating profit Others (Product Mix etc.) Depreciation Labor cost Currency exchange loss Excludes other Operating profit (income/expenses) FY16

7 Movement of Revenue/Operating Profit of (Excludes Other Income/Expenses) Past Four Years Revenue 45,000 4,500 :Actual :Actual converted at FY17 FX Rate (Unit: Billions of Yen) 6/29 40,000 4,000 35,000 3,500 30,000 3,000 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 Operating Profit(%) Excludes Other Income/Expenses 3, % 8.3% 8.1% (Unit: Billions of Yen) 9.0% 3, % 8.0% 2, , FY14 FY15 7.2% FY16 6.7% 7.2% FY17 7.0% 6.0% Precondition FX Rate($) FX Rate( )

8 Geographical Segments by Company Location 7/29 Revenue Operating Profit (Unit: Billions of Yen) [ ]: Ratio to Revenue

9 Geographical Segments by Company Location (Local Currency Base,excludes other income/expenses) Revenue Operating Profit 8/29 (Unit: Billions of Yen) [ ]: Ratio to Revenue

10 Trend of Capital Expenditures, Depreciation and R&D Expenditures 9/29 [Bil.Yen] ( )Ratio to Revenue (9.0%)(9.2%)(8.8%)(9.0%)(9.2%) FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18F FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18F FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18F CAPEX Depreciation R&D

11 FY2018 Financial Forecast 10/29 (Ratio to Revenue) (Unit: Billions of Yen) Revenue Operating Profit ( Excludes other income/ expenses) Other income/ expenses Operating Profit Finance income/ costs & others(*1) Profit before Income Taxes Profit (*2) Precondition Foreign Exchange Rate FY18 FY18 Revised FY17 Change 4, , % (7.1%) (7.2%) % (7.1%) (7.3%) % (7.8%) (8.0%) % (5.6%) (5.7%) % JPY 110/$ JPY 108/$ +2 JPY JPY 115/Euro JPY 119/Euro -4 JPY (Unit:Millions of Units) Domestic Car Production % Overseas Car Production of Japanese Manufacturers % (North America) (6.54) (6.38) (+0.16) (+2.6%) 1 Finance income,finance costs, Foreign exchange gains/loss, Share of the profit of associates accounted for using the equity method 2 Profit attributable to owners of the parent company

12 11/29 (Unit: Billion of Yen) Operating profit (Excludes other income/expenses) Production volume increase Variable cost reduction Others (Product Mix etc.) FY18F Change in FY2018 Operating Profit Currency exchange loss Labor cost Raw material cost Expense Depreciation Excludes other Operating profit (income/expenses) FY17

13 Return to Shareholders 12/29 FY17 Annual Dividend per Share: 120 yen same as FY16 FY18 Annual Dividend per Share: 120 yen same as FY17 (Yen) 200 Pay-out Ratio (%) % 39.1% 36.8% 36.3% FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18F 0.0

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15 II. Strategy 13/29 1. Business environment surrounding DENSO and future priority areas 2. Priority areas 1) Electrification 2) ADAS/AD 3) Connected 4) FA business (Non-automotive business) 3. Alliance policy and status 4. Revenue and profit goals for FY2021

16 1. Business environment surrounding DENSO and future priority areas

17 1. Business environment surrounding DENSO and future priority areas Changes in society Auto industry trend Connected Automated driving 14/29 Global warming/ air pollution Increased use of information/ intelligence Increased traffic jams and accidents Urbanization and aging population Diversifying values and consumption behavior Acceleration of the paradigm change Expand the mobility service in collaboration with service entities Shift to the solution industry Information/intelligence Utilize semiconductors to enhance the mobility functionality Enhance collaboration across the industry and tier Achieve overwhelming development speed and efficiency amid the intensifying development competition Electrification DENSO s priority areas Electrification ADAS/AD Connected Factory Automation (FA) The paradigm change provides DENSO with an opportunity to start new businesses. DENSO will offer highly reliable products and services to help build a society where everyone can have a sense of security and live in harmony.

18 2. Priority areas 1)Electrification

19 Policy in the area of the environment Value to offer Target Preserve the Planet Improve the efficiency of internal combustion engines (ICEs), spread electrification, and achieve optimal combinations Efforts to achieve the target 15/29 ICEs Electrification Improve efficiency Cut cost Diversity Diesel systems Stop-start systems ISG systems Improve the fuel efficiency of all systems Gasoline systems Hybrid systems EV systems Thermal/ air-conditioning Improve the actual fuel economy (reduce the gap from the catalog value for fuel efficiency) DENSO s strength System integration Collection of waste heat Thermal storage Recovery/ conversion Heat distribution Thermal management system Air conditioning Power-saving (summer, winter) Efficiency improvement Coordination and development with automakers Open innovation Preserve the Planet with quality and highly reliable technologies

20 DENSO s strengths in the electrification area 16/29 Results of production and sales Technology & Development Changes in the sales of the Electrification Systems Business Group Compact and low-loss inverters Compact and highly efficient motors Compact and highly accurate battery ECUs Example :Reduction in size and increased performance of inverters <Joint development with Toyota Motor Corporation> 400 2in1 power card 350 Low cost 300 High efficiency Small size 33% reduction in volume FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 Double-sided cooling structure Integration into a single board Overwhelming strengths in both production and technology development based on many years of experience

21 DENSO s electrification systems that underpin environmental performance Energy management system Heat 17/29 Efficiently recover and utilize the vehicle energy (heat, electricity, and motion) to reduce power consumption and increase fuel efficiency Cooling technology Fuel efficiency of vehicles 2.5 Index Electricity To be improved by 30% by improvement of the unit and energy management 2 Hybrid technology Motion 1.5 Improved by 50% by electrification Driving safety technology IGBTs (manufactured in-house) Double-sided cooling SC coils Multi-cell monitoring ICs (manufactured 0 in-house) ICE EVs Compact and low-loss Compact and highly Compact and highly 内燃機 vehicles 電動 inverters efficient motors accurate battery ECUs (2017) (2017) DENSO COPORATION All Rights Reserved. EVs 電動 (2025)

22 Revenue target by 2025 in the environment area by spreading electrification Projection of the powertrain market (passenger cars + pickup trucks) (Unit: 100 million vehicles/year) / Revenue (Unit: 1 trillion yen) 3 EVs ICE vehicles Electric 1 ICE

23 2. Priority areas 2)ADAS/AD

24 Concept of initiatives in Security & Safety Value to offer technologies Flexible mobility with security and safety ensured - reliable ADAS/automated driving systems- 19/29 Sensing Prediction Interactivity Connectivity Protected Perception beyond human visibility Predict information as early and correctly as possible Communication between driver and vehicle Communication between vehicles and the society Information security system protects the vehicle Denso s strengths Various underlying technologies Quality & reliability Capability To meet customers needs strengthen cooperation with partners Realize Flexible mobility with security and safety, based on engineering capabilities that achieve high quality and reliability

25 Track record in Security & Safety Developed the world s smallest* stereo vision sensor The sensor can be installed on the back side of the rearview mirror in light motor vehicles (in which there is limited installation space). 20/29 * As of November 2016 (according to a survey conducted by DENSO) Main functions Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) (for vehicles and pedestrians) Lane Departure Alert Automatic High Beam Products for recognizing the driving environment Vision sensors (stereo cameras) Vision sensors (monocular cameras) Millimeter-wave radar sensors Sonars LIDAR Contribute to the spread of active safety products with an extensive product lineup and combinations

26 Advancement in Security & Safety 21/ X Driver assis-tance Driving support X Advanced driver assistance (Constant monitoring by the driver) Automated driving (Response to the system by the driver when necessary) Fully automated driving Full-scale ACC Lane-keeping driving Lane change Active safety Visible Pedestrians etc. Pedestrians etc. who are difficult to see Branching and merging Invisible pedestrians etc. Pulling off the road AEB (pedestrians) AEB (coordination with information in the vicinity) Built in Toyota Safety Sense P AEB (collision with a crossing bicycle) AEB (pedestrians/night) Help eliminate traffic accidents to achieve an advanced safe mobility society

27 Revenue target in Security & Safety for FY /29 Information & safty Group Revenue ( bil) 1,000 Revenue ( bil) ADAS Serve as DENSO s profit raito engine FY2016 FY2017 FY2021 FY2016 FY2017 FY2019 FY2021 Proceeding in line with target of FY2021 Revenue

28 2. Priority areas 3)Connected

29 Connected 23/29 Value to offer Create new value in mobility society where vehicles, people, roads, goods, services, etc. are connected Contribution to society Reduce CO 2 emissions and prevent traffic accidents Energy-efficient driving assist services (suggest driving methods & routes to help reduce fuel and electricity consumption) Safety improvement systems and services (manage the information about the vehicle and driver s physical condition) Establish the Connected Service Business Promotion Div. to pool the internal resources for connected services

30 2. Priority areas 4)FA business (Non-automotive business)

31 Commitment to the FA (Factory Automation) business 24/29 Value to offer Help improve productivity in society and industry DANTOTSU plants activity Faster & more continually operating production (Innovative lines) Creating morecompact facilities (1/N) Built-up electrification technology & Knowledge ロボット写真 Rationalization of logistics and inspections Performance of various production lines 検査写真 Competitive Monozukuri DANTOTSU plants Expand to 130 factories worldwide Robots Inspection Logistics Automated production lines F-IoT connects the world ライン写真 FY % UP in Productivity (vs FY2016) IOT IOT 写真 Easy-to-introduce packaging that reflects the knowledge and expertise of plant workers Propose and offer optimal FA system solutions to customers

32 Case 1: Expand the scope of automation using robots (video) Reproduce human versatility using robots Dual-arm collaboration Decent Versatility Robot Human Robots keep operating in line with working sequence & contents DENSO COPORATION All Rights Reserved. Previous Screw robot (single purpose) This time Screwdriver (general purpose) 25/29

33 Case 2: Development of inspection packages (video) 26/29 Reproduce the sophisticated thinking and motion of experienced workers with machine learning Recognition of overall Inspect overall by rotational moving of work OK Recognition of moving object Inspect without stopping operation by skilled examiner DENSO COPORATION All Rights Reserved. NG Machine learning Auto-detect OK/NG

34 3. Alliance policy and status

35 Policy and status of alliances 27/29 Low Acquire future technologies and new business models Technology reliability/ business maturity Secure resources Supplement necessary technologies High Short term Medium term Long term Procure necessary resources and technologies in the short to medium term Acquire future technologies and new business models in the medium to long term

36 Policy and status of alliances Low Technology reliability/ business maturity High Equity participation Equity participation NTT Data MSE Software Fujitsu Ten In-vehicle sensors In-vehicle ECUs Secure resources Sony * Vision sensors * Sony Semiconductor Solutions Equity participation Equity participation Aubass Software Toyotsu Denso(Thai) Software Equity participation Supplement necessary technologies Professor Takeo Kanade* Technical advisory contract Morpho Image processing Deep learning * Carnegie Mellon University Imagination Technologies Joint research Equity participation Equity participation NEC, Toshiba Software, AI, F-IoT, etc. Oscar Multicore software Ibiden Joint development Acquire future technologies and new business models Equity participation THINCI Deep learning Equity participation Peloton Fleet service business Equity participation University of Michigan Opened a lab TriLumina Laser diodes Equity participation Global Mobility Service Development of invehicle equipment with remote control functions Equity participation in venture companies (result): 2.7 billion yen 2017 (under review): 3 billion yen Short term Medium term Long term Procure necessary resources and technologies in the short to medium term Acquire future technologies and new business models in the medium to long term

37 4. Revenue and profit goals for FY2021

38 Growth target toward FY2021 Revenue (Unit: 1 trillion yen) Operating profit (Excludes other income/expenses) (Unit: 100 million yen) Operating profit ratio 29/29 (%) 5.0 5, , Result 3, Result 2, Assumed exchange rate Dollar March March March March 2021 Assumed exchange rate Dollar March 2017 March 2018 March March 2021 Euro Euro The profit hit the bottom in FY2017. The operating profit ratio will be stable at 8% level by FY2021.

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40 Appendix Non-Consolidated Financial Results Pre-Conditions (Foreign Exchange Rate/Car Production) Consolidated Revenue by Customer Consolidated Revenue by Product Capital Expenditures, Depreciation, and R&D Expenditures

41 Non-Consolidated Financial Results 30 Income Statements(Japanese accounting standards) (Ratio to Sales) FY17 FY16 Account FY2017 FY2016 (Unit: Billions of Yen,%) Change Amount % Net Sales ( ) 2,472.8 ( ) 2, Operating Income ( 2.0 ) 49.6 ( 5.9 ) Incom e Before Incom e Taxes ( 5.5 ) ( 7.8 ) Net Income ( 4.8 ) ( 6.5 )

42 Pre-Conditions (Foreign Exchange Rate/Car Production) 31 FY2017 First-Half FY2017 Second-Half FY2017 Full Year FY2018 Full Year Prior Year Actual Change Prior Year Actual Change Prior Year Actual Change Forecast Change Foreign Exchange Rate (Yen) USD EUR Forex Impact on Operating Income USD per Yen (Billions of Yen) EUR Car Production of Japanese Manufacturers (Millions of Units) Domestic North America Overseas % % % % % % % % % % % %

43 Consolidated Revenue (By Customer) 32 FY2017 FY2016 Change Change excludes Amount % to Total Amount % to Total Amount % % Toyota 1, , Daihatsu Hino Toyota Group 2, , Honda FCA GM Ford Hyundai/Kia Mazda Suzuki SUBARU Nissan VW/AUDI Isuzu Mitsubishi BMW Benz Volvo PSA Jaguar/Land Rover OE Sales for others OEM Total 4, , After-market, New business & Others(*) Total 4, , * Sales of industrial systems and consumer products, Sales for After Market, and Sales of property/equipment are included. (Unit: Billions of Yen, %)

44 Consolidated Revenue (By Product) 33 (Unit: Billions of Yen,%) FY2017 FY2016 Change Change excludes Amount % to Total Amount % to Total Amount % % Thermal Systems 1, , Powertrain Systems 1, , Information & Safety System Electrification Systems Electronic Systems Small Motors Others(*) Automotive Total 4, , New Business Total Total 4, , * Revenue of equipment,repair parts, original brand products of subsidiaries

45 Appendix. Revenue by Product (Previous Category) 34 <Unit: Billions of Yen, %> FY17 FY16 Change Amount % to Total Amount % to Total Amount % Powertrain Control エ 1, , Thermal 0 1, , Information & Safety Systems 電 Electronic サ Small Motors イ Others(*) Automotive Total 4, , New Business Total Total 4, , * Sales of property/equipment, original brand products of subsidiaries are included.

46 Capital Expenditures, Depreciation and R&D Expenditures 35 (Unit: Billions of Yen) FY16 FY17 Change FY18F Change Percent Percent Japan % % North America % % Europe % % Asia % % Others % % Capital Expenditures % % Japan % % North America % % Europe % % Asia % % Others % % Depreciation % % R&D Expenditure % (Ratio to Sales) (8.8%) (9.0%) (9.2%) 3.9%