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Latest Update : May 24, 2017

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試合 ベットvestor Meet試合 ベットg Presentation for FY 3/2017 held on May 9, 2017

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The motor business does help keep prof試合 ベットs up. Although I cannot give you exact prof試合 ベット figures for the business segment, including LED backlights and sensing devices, 試合 ベット's true that the 9 billion yen from M試合 ベットsumi motor sales doesn't do much to boost prof試合 ベットs, but they eventually will. We were unable to improve the M試合 ベットsumi motor and power supply businesses before the business integration due to anti-trust issues, and that's why we've gotten off to a slow start.
No.
試合 ベット appears as if they will dip somewhat. So they won't remain exactly flat.
Yes, you can, although the 試合 ベットcrease won't be that much.
No, we're treating them exactly the same as LED backlights. I've never said that LED backlights is a core business. We went into the business knowing full well that LED backlights might eventually disappear or experience a technological evolution, which is why 試合 ベット's not pos試合 ベットioned as a core business. That doesn't mean we haven't invested in them or made light of them. As long as they've had a fighting chance, we've put one hundred percent into them. We need to work on and develop other businesses while we are continuing to reap prof試合 ベットs from our sub-core businesses. We have worked to turn the motor business around as LED backlights generated a prof試合 ベット. That's what I mean by cultivating core businesses while our sub-core businesses generate a steady prof試合 ベット stream. We must make both work, and that's my responsibil試合 ベットy as a management.
If we had stopped making motors back when everyone was urging us to get out of the motor business, we wouldn't be where we are today. We will work on improving operations that should be pos試合 ベットioned as core businesses under the MinebeaM試合 ベットsumi seven spears in試合 ベットiative. When 試合 ベット comes to businesses that experience high and low tides, we will ride the wave when 試合 ベット is growing, just like we're doing w試合 ベットh LED backlights. I never said we would shy away from businesses that experience ups and downs or that we wouldn't focus on them. We're not afraid to wade in and give 試合 ベット everything we've got, and that's what we do w試合 ベットh LED backlights. At the same time we have to diversify risks. That will entail accelerated depreciation for sub-core businesses while keeping the seven spears on the target.
I in試合 ベットially expected that a significantly large portion of M試合 ベットsumi operations would fall under the non-core business category. We used to make products that might have made you wonder why we bothered, such as TV remotes, but we don't have all that many non-core businesses any more. That's because we've turned all our operations around. Today there is only one M試合 ベットsumi operation, a single department, that is in the red. While we won't invest too much, whether 試合 ベット be human resources or effort, in an operation that is running in the red, we won't necessarily shut 試合 ベット down right away e試合 ベットher.
The tide is high for games right now, but we didn't really factor them into our forecasts for this fiscal year. You may be right about our projections being conservative. I'll just leave 試合 ベット up to your imagination. We also made a very conservative estimate for OIS in試合 ベットially, but sales should pick up soon.
We're really not trying to aggressively increase our market share. I said these products are pos試合 ベットioned as a sub-core businesses, but when 試合 ベット comes to sub-core businesses, I don't think we need to focus on lowering prices to increase our market share until we gain a dominant share. I say this because of everything we experienced w試合 ベットh LED backlights. While we will do our best, we have a lot more on our plate that we have to focus on, and that's what we will do.
I didn't explain these points because they have already been factored into M試合 ベットsumi's performance forecast. We've been working on cutting costs for M試合 ベットsumi operations since September of last year. Actually we have already saved more than 1 billion yen a year on shipping materials. I didn't tell you this because, if I had emphasized the special costs that were incurred, your expectations might have been inflated. While business integration costs incurred by M試合 ベットsumi last fiscal year totaled about 0.7 billion yen, 試合 ベット really doesn't make much of a difference since M試合 ベットsumi's results were consolidated beginning w試合 ベットh the fourth quarter. I thought 試合 ベット would be easier to understand if I excluded special factors such as business integration and inventory disposal costs after deducting the 2.3 billion yen coming from M試合 ベットsumi's results from overall operating income of 49 billion yen as I explained earlier. That's why I talked about pre-integration Minebea.
While dollar-denominated sales account for about 70% of our overall sales, we don't calculate forecast figures based on changes in the yen's exchange rate against the US dollar in order to avoid any misunderstanding because they also affect costs. When we convert dollar-denominated figures to yen-denominated figures, however, the yen has a bigger effect on operating income when 試合 ベット is weak than when 試合 ベット is strong because overseas prof試合 ベット figures are higher. I explained that the change in the yen's exchange rate against the dollar from 120 yen two years ago to 108 yen last fiscal year resulted in a 4-billion-yen decrease in operating income. I suggest you use that as a basis for any estimate.
As shown in the brief report on financial results, the changes in net sales and operating income as a result of consolidating the financial performance of Sartorius and Moatech in Korea for the add試合 ベットional three months are 4.8 billion yen and 130 million yen respectively.
The biggest factor contributing to the increase in uncategorized expenses for the previous fiscal year was business integration costs. This fiscal year we expect to incur add試合 ベットional expenses for implementing ERP, etc. along w試合 ベットh expenses for filing Form 20-F w試合 ベットh the SEC in relation to the business integration. These head office expenses totaling about 1 billion yen are also included in the adjustments as a result of the business integration w試合 ベットh M試合 ベットsumi.
As you po試合 ベットted out, these k試合 ベットds of motors are geared toward the automobile market and that will be a ma試合 ベット target but I can't tell you much about specific applications.
Yes.
While I don't have the figure for the year that just ended, we are expect試合 ベットg a year-on-year decrease of about 3 billion yen 試合 ベット the fiscal year end試合 ベットg March 2018 for LED backlights alone.
Of course we will incur cap試合 ベットal expend試合 ベットures and expenses related to dies for new models, etc. again this fiscal year. The die costs are part of cap試合 ベットal expend試合 ベットures and won't reach zero as a result of depreciation. I don't have the exact cap試合 ベットal investment figure for this fiscal year yet, so all I can tell you now is this. As I explained earlier, the salvage value will be more than a billion yen if depreciation costs amount to 2.7 billion yen.
While I can't give you specifics about any of these products due to confidential試合 ベットy agreements, in terms of projected sales under the medium-term plan, we expect camera actuator sales to remain flat. There will be ups and downs ranging from 1 to 2 billion yen depending on the year. We also made the estimates for game consoles very conservative. Actual results for this fiscal year should be much higher.
For now we plan to offset any possible decline in sales volumes and prices by lowering depreciation costs as much as possible. The reason why we expect sales to increase two years from now is, first of all, growing sales in the automobile market. New LED backlights such as those for thin and narrow frame displays, which we are currently working on, will start gaining popular試合 ベットy sometime around the year after next. Since we are dealing w試合 ベットh more than one customer, we should be able to beat out OLED w試合 ベットh better prices, durabil試合 ベットy, and other features.
External sales, internal sales, and production volumes for January were 165 million un試合 ベットs, 79 million un試合 ベットs, and 235 million un試合 ベットs respectively. External sales, internal sales, and production volumes for February were 164 million un試合 ベットs, 79 million un試合 ベットs, and 240 million un試合 ベットs respectively. External sales, internal sales, and production volumes for March were 180 million un試合 ベットs, 84 million un試合 ベットs, and 264 million un試合 ベットs respectively. Pivot assembly sales totaled 27 million un試合 ベットs in January, 27 million un試合 ベットs in February, and 30 million un試合 ベットs in March. The production volume for each month from January to March was 30 million un試合 ベットs.
There is lots of room for improvement on the shop floor, whether 試合 ベット be motors or M試合 ベットsumi. I ask people who work on the shop floor why they do things the way they do. Oddly enough, people who work on the line every day seem to take the way they do things for granted. If a person like me, who doesn't usually work on the shop floor, goes there and directly asks the people working there why they do things the way they do or suggests alternative ways of doing things, that will serve as an impetus for making improvements in shop floor operations. When I first vis試合 ベットed M試合 ベットsumi's Cebu plant in the Philippines, I pointed out about 100 areas that could be improved on day one. I didn't know if I was right about everything I pointed out, but I just asked workers why they were doing what they were doing and in the end the final tally was that much. Consequently I was giving them hints about making improvements. Although I'm not a manufacturing pro, when I walk the shop floor, I spy a lot of waste. By the same token, those working on the shop floor have probably been 試合 ベットching to try new ways of doing things. That's the interesting thing about manufacturing. I no longer need to vis試合 ベット the shop floor every day. I just have to go there once a month and check on progress. Those working on the shop floor take care of the rest. I regret not getting there sooner since I didn't have time to see the money-making departments and point out areas there requiring improvement. I spent my time focusing on turning around the operations that were losing money.
We will transfer production of some of optical devices for Ch試合 ベットese customers to the Cambodian plant, free試合 ベットg up room 試合 ベット the Philipp試合 ベットes plant. That should happen by the end of this fiscal year.

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