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FY2018 Third Quarter Financial Results
SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION 5 February 2019
P2
… Lower operating income on higher sales
… Kept unchanged
FY2018 Third Quarter Highlights
Third Quarter Results
Full Year Forecast
*1 The highest in the financial results of the first nine months *2 Net income means Net income attributable to owners of the parent
FY2018 9 months FY2017 9 months
(’18/4-12) (’17/4-12) Ratio
Net Sales 2,838.8 2,724.9 +113.9 +4.2% Increased for 2 consecutive periods, record-high*1
Operating Income 256.5 259.8 (Margin) (9.0%) (9.5%)
Ordinary Income 306.1 284.6 (Margin) (10.8%) (10.4%)
Net Income*2 180.8 164.3 (Margin) (6.4%) (6.0%)
・Increased net sales…Increase in automobile sales in Japan, and automobile and motorcycle sales in India, etc.
・Decreased operating income…Impact of depreciation of currencies of emerging countries incl. Ind. Rupee, increase in selling expenses, etc.
・Increased ordinary income…Partly owing to increase in interest income
Automobile 2,480 2,368 +111 +4.7%Increase in India, Japan, etc.,
record-high*1
Motorcycle 1,303 1,166 +138 +11.8% Increase in India, Indonesia, etc.
Record
+16.5 +10.0%
Change
-3.3 -1.3%
+21.5
WorldwideSales
Volume
+7.6%
Decreased for first time in 7 periodsConsoli-
datedFinancialResults
Increased for 7 consecutive periods, record-high*1
Increased for 4 consecutive periods, record-high*1
(Billions of yen)
・Revised sales units, foreign exchange rates, etc. but kept net sales and income unchanged
(Thousand units)
P3
85.1 87.8 86.9
114.4 116.5
82.0
58.0
93.5
869.3 961.8
893.8
1,032.3 987.5
941.9 909.4 961.2
0.0
40.0
80.0
120.0
160.0
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q0.0
300.0
600.0
900.0
1,200.0
FY2017 FY2018
Trends in Operating Results by Quarters
Trends in Operating Results by Quarters (Billions of yen)
Operating Income
Net Sales
Decreased income in Oct.-Dec. period mainly owing to depreciation of currencies of emerging
countries and increase in selling expenses, Outlook of recovery in Jan.-Mar. period
Forecast
P4 Consolidated: Net Sales
FY2018
9 months
('18/4-12)
FY2017
9 months
('17/4-12)Change
FY2018
9 months
('18/4-12)
FY2017
9 months
('17/4-12)Change
FY2018
9 months
('18/4-12)
FY2017
9 months
('17/4-12)Change
FY2018
9 months
('18/4-12)
FY2017
9 months
('17/4-12)Change
Japan total 870.4 753.0 +117.4 14.7 15.9 -1.2 10.9 11.1 -0.2 896.0 780.0 +116.0
787.5 675.8 +111.7 14.7 15.9 -1.2 10.9 11.1 -0.2 813.1 702.8 +110.3
OEM 82.9 77.2 +5.7 82.9 77.2 +5.7
1,726.2 1,736.6 -10.4 167.5 165.1 +2.4 49.1 43.2 +5.9 1,942.8 1,944.9 -2.1 -110.2
Europe 329.4 332.3 -2.9 26.5 32.0 -5.5 11.2 11.8 -0.6 367.1 376.1 -9.0 +1.7
N. America 0.9 1.1 -0.2 21.1 22.8 -1.7 25.7 19.4 +6.3 47.7 43.3 +4.4 -0.3
Asia 1,230.4 1,223.7 +6.7 96.2 83.3 +12.9 4.8 4.4 +0.4 1,331.4 1,311.4 +20.0 -105.9
India 947.0 924.7 +22.3 40.7 33.9 +6.8 0.4 0.3 +0.1 988.1 958.9 +29.2 -79.8
Other 283.4 299.0 -15.6 55.5 49.4 +6.1 4.4 4.1 +0.3 343.3 352.5 -9.2 -26.1
Other 165.5 179.5 -14.0 23.7 27.0 -3.3 7.4 7.6 -0.2 196.6 214.1 -17.5 -5.7
Grandtotal 2,596.6 2,489.6 +107.0 182.2 181.0 +1.2 60.0 54.3 +5.7 2,838.8 2,724.9 +113.9 -110.2
of which
effect of
ForEX rates
conversion
MotorcycleAutomobile Marine, etc.(Billionsof yen)
Suzukibrand
of whicheffect of
ForEX ratesconversion
-6.9 -110.2-0.2-103.1
Total
Overseastotal
Note: North America…United States and Canada Automobile in North America…sales of parts and accessories, etc.
*The highest in the financial results of the first nine months
Increase in each segment, record-high* in domestic and consolidated despite decrease in overseas
P5
259.8 256.5
+48.8 +16.5
+8.1 -40.2
-23.9 -12.6
of which raw materials -12.3
Change in sales, model mix
Cost reduction
Decrease of depreciation expenses
Increase of various
expenses Effect
of ForEX rates
Increase of
R&D expenses
Operating income -3.3
Factors of increase +73.4 Factors of decrease -76.7
Consolidated:
Factors of Change in Operating Income
(Billions of yen)
FY2017 First 9 months
Operating income
FY2018 First 9 months
Operating income
P6 Consolidated: Foreign Exchange Rates
* Mex. Peso -1.4bln yen, Aus. Dollar -0.7bln yen, Russian Ruble -0.6bln yen, etc.
US Dollar 111 yen 112 yen -1 yen -0.3bln yen
Euro 129 yen 129 yen +0 yen +0.9bln yen
Indian Rupee 1.61 yen 1.74 yen -0.13 yen -15.5bln yen
100Indonesian Rupiah
0.77 yen 0.84 yen -0.07 yen -2.0bln yen
Thai Baht 3.41 yen 3.33 yen +0.08 yen -0.3bln yen
Pak. Rupee 0.90 yen 1.06 yen -0.16 yen -3.4bln yen
Others - - - -3.3bln yen *
Total -23.9bln yen
Change
FY20179 months
('17/4-12)
FY20189 months
('18/4-12)
Effect of ForEX ratesin operating income
P7
(Non-consolidated) 42.1bln yen 36.5bln yen +5.6bln yen
(Subsidiaries) 149.1bln yen 86.7bln yen +62.4bln yen
191.2bln yen 123.2bln yen +68.0bln yen
106.3bln yen 114.4bln yen -8.1bln yen
111.4bln yen 98.8bln yen +12.6bln yen
Depreciation Expenses
R&D Expenses
Change
Capital Expenditures
FY2018 9 months('18/4-12)
FY2017 9 months('17/4-12)
FY2018 Q3
('18/12) ('17/12) Change ('18/3) Change
Interest-BearingDebt balance 406.8bln yen 656.1bln yen -249.3bln yen 577.9bln yen -171.1bln yen
ConsolidatedSubsidiaries 131 131 ±0 131 ±0
Equity Method Affiliates 28 31 -3 31 -3
Employees 68,040 64,817 +3,223 65,179 +2,861
FY2017 Q3 FY2017 Q4
Consolidated: Capital Expenditures, etc.
P8
600.8
404.0
+240.1 -208.0
-225.7
Consolidated: Cash Flows
(Billions of yen)
Cash Balance -196.8
of which CB redemption -180.8
Free C/F +32.1
Operating
C/F
Investing
C/F
Financing
C/F
Other
-3.2
At beginning
of period
At end
of period
P9
248.3
1.6 9.9
244.1
0.1 12.3 0.0
60.0120.0180.0240.0300.0
《Automobile》
《Marine, etc.》
《Motorcycle》
2,489.6
181.0 54.3
2,596.6
182.2 60.0 0.0
500.0
1,000.0
1,500.0
2,000.0
2,500.0
3,000.0
四輪車 二輪車 特機等
Net sales +107.0(+4.3%)
Operating income -4.2(-1.7%)
Operating income +2.4(+23.7%)
Net sales +5.7(+10.5%)
Operating income -1.5(-91.5%)
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12 ‘18/4-12
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12 ‘18/4-12
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12 ‘18/4-12
Access 125 (India)
V-Strom650XT
SWIFT
DF350A
Spacia Custom
Net sales +1.2(+0.7%)
Consolidated: Operating Results by Segment (Net sales, Operating income)
(Billions of yen)
P10
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12‘18/4-12
《Asia》
《Other》
《Europe》
《Japan》
Net sales +68.9(+4.6%)
1,482.1
456.4
1,408.1
119.6
1,551.0
434.5
1,419.7
130.2
0.0
300.0
600.0
900.0
1,200.0
1,500.0
1,800.0
Net sales +11.6(+0.8%)
Net sales -21.9(-4.8%)
Net sales +10.6(+8.9%)
Operating income +0.9(+26.3%)
Operating income +1.1(+1.0%)
Operating income +2.1(+16.7%)
Operating income -19.0(-13.5%)
(209.4)
(136.4) (121.0)
(78.0)
1,231.0 1,341.6
320.0 313.5
1,330.1 1,357.0 (62.7) (251.1)
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12‘18/4-12
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12‘18/4-12
FY2017 FY2018 ‘17/4-12‘18/4-12
Consolidated: Operating Results by Geographic Region (Net sales, Operating income)
(Billions of yen)
Note about triangle trade : Conventionally, net sales of Hungary production models for European subsidiaries were eliminated as they were intraregional subsidiary trade. But because trade type was changed to triangle trade via Japan, and net sales to Japan and net sales from Japan to Europe are not eliminated, net sales of Japan and Europe are shown larger. The same trade is also applied in Asia.
Net sales (excluding triangle trade)
111.5
12.6
140.6
3.4
112.6
14.7
121.6
4.3 0.0
50.0100.0150.0
P11
FY 2017 Result Change Previous forecast Change
3,800.0 3,757.2 +42.8 3,800.0Domestic Sales 1,200.0 1,116.7 +83.3 1,190.0 +10.0Overseas Sales 2,600.0 2,640.5 -40.5 2,610.0 -10.0
350.0 374.2 -24.2 350.0390.0 382.8 +7.2 390.0
220.0 215.7 +4.3 220.0
Change in sales, model mix +42.8 +103.0 +40.8 +2.0Cost reduction +27.0 +26.6 +27.0Effect of ForEX rates -42.0 +38.3 -40.0 -2.0Decrease of depreciation +12.5Increase of various expenses -32.0 -65.0 -32.0Increase of R&D expenses -20.0 -7.9 -20.0
Total -24.2 +107.5 -24.2
250.0 213.4 +36.6 250.0150.0 150.9 -0.9 150.0160.0 139.4 +20.6 160.0
Change in O
pera
ting Incom
e
LatestForecast
(Billions of yen)
Net sales
R&D Expenses
Comparison with FY 2017 result Comparison with previous forecast
Capital Expenditures
Depreciation Expenses
Operating income
Ordinary income
Net income attributableto owners of the parent
Consolidated: Full Year Forecasts
Reflected third quarter results and outlook of sales units, foreign exchange rates, etc.
P12 Consolidated: Forecasts for Operating Results
(Foreign Exchange Rates)
Apr.-Dec.Results
Jan.-Mar.Forecasts
Full-YearForecasts
ForEXImpact
Full-YearResults Change
Full-YearForecasts Change
U.S. Dollar 111 yen 105 yen 110 yen -0.9bln yen 111 yen -1 yen 108 yen +2 yen
Euro 129 yen 120 yen 127 yen -3.4bln yen 130 yen -3 yen 130 yen -3 yen
IndianRupee
1.61 yen 1.50 yen 1.58 yen -23.7bln yen 1.73 yen -0.15 yen 1.56 yen +0.02 yen
100IndonesianRupiah
0.77 yen 0.75 yen 0.77 yen -2.3bln yen 0.83 yen -0.06 yen 0.77 yen
Thai Baht 3.41 yen 3.40 yen 3.41 yen -0.2bln yen 3.36 yen +0.05 yen 3.35 yen +0.06 yen
Pak.Rupee
0.90 yen 0.75 yen 0.86 yen -5.0bln yen 1.04 yen -0.18 yen 0.89 yen -0.03 yen
-6.5bln yen
-42.0bln yenEffect of ForEX ratestotal
Prev. Forecasts(2018.4~2019.3)
Latest Forecasts(2018.4~2019.3)
Others
Year-on-Year(2017.4~2018.3)
Reflected actual rates
P13
+98(+4.0%)
717 760
133 125
300 271 2
2
FY2017 FY2018
1,288 1,381
2,440 2,539
251 261 43 49 419 394
109 83 1 0
FY2017 FY2018
823 787
-36(-4.4%)
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12 ’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units)
of which CBUs:705
of which CBUs:743
India
Europe
Japan
Asia Others
Asia
Europe Japan
Others
India
Production Volume of Automobiles
Record-high for Apr.-Dec. period, but decrease in Oct.-Dec. period
・Gujarat Plant No.2 in India started operation from January
700 700
800 800
250 250 250
1,750 2,000
0
1,000
2,000
'18/12 '19/1
Automobile production ability in India (Two shifts, Thousand units)
Gujarat No.2 No.1 Manesar Plant Gurgaon Plant
●Topic
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) global production ・Record-high with 2,539 thousand
units (+4.0% year-on-year) for Apr.-Dec. period
・Decreased year-on-year with 787 thousand units (-4.4%) for Oct.-Dec. period mainly owing to decrease in India
P14
+111(+4.7%)
468 514
204 201
333 298
137 141
FY2017 FY2018
1,226 1,325
2,368 2,480
148 165 65 62
401 406
124 99 50 49
FY2017 FY2018
787 780
-7(-0.9%)
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12 ’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
Sales Volume of Automobiles
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units)
Asia
Europe
Japan
Others
India
Asia
Europe Japan
Others
India
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) global sales ・Record-high with 2,480 thousand
units (+4.7% year-on-year) ・ Increase in Japan and India ・Decrease in Asia mainly owing to
decrease in China
●Oct.-Dec. global sales ・Decreased year-on-year with
780 thousand units (-0.9%) ・Flat on the year in India, which
had been a global sales leader, despite continuous increase in Japan
Record-high for Apr.-Dec. period, but decrease in Oct.-Dec. period
P15
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
390 421
77 93
FY2017 FY2018
+46(+9.9%)
468 514
’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
124 137
23 28
FY2017 FY2018
+18(+11.9%)
148 165
Sales Volume of Automobiles by Geographic Region (Japan)
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units)
Mini-vehicle
Sub-compact and standard-sized vehicle
Mini-vehicle
Sub-compact and standard-sized vehicle
Contribution of models incl. Spacia and XBEE
●Topics
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) Japan sales ・514 thousand units (+9.9% year-
on-year), increase in both mini and compact mainly owing to sales contribution of models including Spacia and XBEE
・Facelift of Escudo in December with fulfilled safety performance
・Special equipment model Mode introduced to Alto Lapin in Dec.
・Launched new Spacia Gear in Dec.
P16
-3(-1.6%)
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
28 27
22 24
26 27
20 20 6 6
102 97
FY2017 FY2018
201 204
-3(-4.2%)
’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
9 9 7 9 7 6
8 7 2 2
32 29
FY2017 FY2018
62 65
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units)
Germany
Italy
UK
Other
France
Spain
Germany Italy
Other
France Spain
UK
Sales Volume of Automobiles by Geographic Region (Europe)
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) European sales
Decreased partly owing to impact of production decrease in Hungary
・Europe overall was contributed by sales of Swift and Ignis, but decreased year-on-year with 201 thousand units (-1.6%) partly owing to impact of production decrease in Hungary
P17
103 90
181 189
10 12 66 65 38 44 3 6
FY2017 FY2018
+98(+8.0%)
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
323 304
547 641
45 36 190
194 117
132 6 16
FY2017 FY2018
1,325 1,226
Mini
Compact
Midsize
UV
Vans
LCV
+5(+1.3%)
’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
406 401
Mini
Compact Midsize UV Vans LCV
※LCV=Light Commercial Vehicles UV =Utilities Vehicles
Sales Volume of Automobiles by Geographic Region (India)
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units)
Record-high for Apr.-Dec. period, but flat on the year for Oct.-Dec. period
●Topics
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) Indian sales
・Record-high for Apr.-Dec. period with 1,325 thousand units, but flat on the year for Oct.-Dec. period
・Full-model change of Ertiga in Nov. ・Swift achieved accumulated sales of
2 million units in Nov. since its launch in May 2005
・Swift won Indian Car of the Year 2019 in Dec. for the third consecutive generation model
・CNG models achieved accumulated
sales of 50,000 units in Dec. since its launch in Oct. 2010
・Full-model change of WagonR in Jan.
P18
85 88
20 22
15 15 3
9 5 5
FY2017 FY2018
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
+11(+8.6%)
128 139
30 29
7 8 5 5 1 4 2 2
FY2017 FY2018
’17/10-12 ’18/10-12
+1(+2.7%)
46 48
Sales Volume of Automobiles by Geographic Region (ASEAN)
≪Nine Months Comparison≫ ≪ Of Which
Three Months Comparison ≫
(Thousand units) Myanmar Vietnam
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Myanmar Vietnam
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
●Topic
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) ASEAN sales
※ASEAN; Total of 5 countries - Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar and Vietnam
Increased mainly owing to Indonesia and Myanmar
・Total of 5 ASEAN countries* 139 thousand units (+8.6% year-on-year)
・Indonesia increased by 3.1% partly owing to strong sales of commercial vehicles
・Thailand increased by 13.8% mainly owing to increase of Swift, etc.
・Myanmar tripled year-on-year owing to growth in overall market
・Export of all new Ertiga from Indonesia began in September
P19
・Ceremony held on 26 November at Pak Suzuki’s plant, with Chairman Osamu Suzuki attending to welcome guests including Abdul Razak Dawood, Adviser to Prime Minister of Pakistan
(Suzuki’s automobile production in Pakistan) ・1975: Suzuki’s first overseas automobile
production started ・1982: Production started at Pak Suzuki ・Producing models mainly based on Japan’s
minicars equipped with 800cc to 1,000cc engines
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
0
50
100
150
200
83 90 00 10 18
FY Accum.
*Based on units completed at the local plant. FY2018 is Apr.-Dec. results.
FY (Thousand
units)
Accum. (Thousand
units)
FY
MEHRAN
WagonR
CULTUS
RAVI
Accumulated Production of 2 Million Units for Pak Suzuki
Achieved in August 2018, 36 years since starting production from 1982
P20
+85(+6.9%) +138(+11.8%)
111 83 3
3
29 39
FY2017 FY2018
1,185
1,224 1,309
48 43 33 33 27 28
916
142
129
FY2017 FY2018
1,166 1,303
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12 ’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
・Mitsuo Ito, first Japanese winner at Isle of Man TT in 1963, inducted into 1st MFJ Motorcycle Sport Hall of Fame of Japan in Dec.
1,081 1,070
Production and Sales Volume of Motorcycles
Increased production and sales ≪Nine Months Production
Volume Comparison≫ ≪ Nine Months Sales
Volume Comparison≫
(Thousand units)
Other
Asia
North America
Japan
Other
Asia
North America
Europe Japan
●Topic
●Third quarter (Apr.-Dec.) motorcycles ・Global production increased by
6.9% year-on-year to 1,309 thousand units
・Global sales increased by 11.8% year-on-year to 1,303 thousand units
*Overseas motorcycle sales volume was counted in wholesales units in some areas, but from this third quarter results, all sales volume are counted in retail sales (previous year results are also changed to retail sales).
P21
352 472
296
283
117
137 55
70 15
14 81
94
FY2017 FY2018
+104(+9.6%) +154(+16.8%)
391 518
399 303
111 141 70
122 41
16 69
84
FY2017 FY2018
1,081 1,185
916
1,070
’17/4-12 ’18/4-12 ’17/4-12 ’18/4-12
Motorcycles: Breakdown of Asia
≪Nine Months Production Volume Comparison≫
≪ Nine Months Sales Volume Comparison≫
(Thousand units)
●Topic
India
China
Indonesia
Philippines
Other Thailand
India
China
Indonesia
Philippines
Other Thailand
●Third quarter(Apr.-Dec.)Asia
Increase in India, Indonesia, the Philippines, etc.
・Asian sales increased by 16.8% year-on-year to 1,070 thousand units owing to the increase in countries including India, Indonesia, and the Philippines
・India expanded (+34.3%) owing to strong sales of Access and partly owing to the launch of premium scooter Burgman Street in July
・Suzuki Motorcycle India achieved accumulated production of 4 million units in Dec. since starting production in 2006 (12 years)
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Forecast Forecast
(FY2018) (FY2017) Change Ratio (FY2018) (FY2017) Change Ratio
<Automobile>Japan 1,021 971 +50 +5.1% +11 718 668 +50 +7.5% +21
Europe 181 180 +1 +0.4% +9 280 281 -1 -0.3% -
Asia 2,190 2,185 +5 +0.2% -102 2,144 2,093 +51 +2.4% -29
Others 2 2 -0 -12.5% -2 185 182 +3 +1.9% -3
Total 3,394 3,338 +56 +1.7% -84 3,327 3,224 +103 +3.2% -11
<Motorcycle>Japan 116 152 -36 -23.8% -7 56 60 -4 -5.9% -7
Europe - - - - - 46 43 +3 +8.0% -2
N.America 4 4 -0 -6.6% - 36 35 +1 +2.8% -2
Asia 1,547 1,431 +116 +8.1% +2 1,434 1,254 +180 +14.4% +36
Others 50 39 +11 +28.1% +1 169 184 -15 -8.4% +8
Total 1,717 1,627 +90 +5.5% -4 1,741 1,576 +165 +10.5% +33
(Thousandunits)
FY2017 Results FY2017 Results Revisedunits frompreviousforecast
Production SalesRevised
units frompreviousforecast
Reflected third quarter results and future outlook
Downward revision of Indian automobile sales from +8% in the previous forecast to +6%
Production and Sales: FY2018 Business Forecasts
The Next-Gen All-new WagonR
(India)
FY2018 Third Quarter Financial Results
SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION
P24
Caution with respect to Forward-Looking Statements
The forward-looking statements mentioned in this presentation are based on currently available information and assumptions, contain risks and uncertainty and do not constitute guarantees of future achievement.
Please note that the future results may greatly vary by the changes of various factors.
Those factors, which may influence the future results, include economic conditions and the trend of demand in major markets and the fluctuations of foreign exchange rates
(mainly U.S. dollar/Yen rate, Euro/Yen rate,
Indian Rupee/Yen rate). [English translation from the original Japanese language document]