62nd (Fiscal Year 2010)
Financial Report

April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011

MUTOH HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
TSE securities code : 7999

Pleased to be Celebrating
Our 60th Anniversary
Fiscal Year 2011, we celebrate our 60th year in business.
It is another occasion when we express our sincere appreciation for the support and guidance of ourshareholders and other stakeholders.

The MUTOH Legacy: A Heritage of Distinguished Manufacturing
Supported by our stakeholders, MUTOH has maintained a
tradition of excellence in manufacturing.
We will continue to provide products that people can trust andrely on.
Drawing on this heritage, we will remain a company to watch.

Basic Policy
With constant innovationand challenging
ourselves,
we contribute to society

1Chairman of the Board

President

Masanori Takayama

Nobumasa Hayakawa

Since introducing the Drafter for design and drafting work when MUTOH was firstestablished, we have expanded into large-format automatic drafting machines,
CAD/CAM equipment, pen plotters, and large-format inkjet printers as a diversified
imaging and information equipment manufacturer.

The power to change a generation or transform society . . . .
It all starts with imagination.
As a leading manufacturer of imaging and information equipment that helps people
express their inner vision, MUTOH has expanded significantly, into many other social fields.

We draw on unmatched, in-depth manufacturing insightto make a difference around the world.

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From Inspiration to Admiration

From Ideas to Delight

From Images to a Common Understanding“Bringing Customers Optimal Products and Value”
The Spectrum of MUTOH Business
Our Business spans imaging and information equipment (including large-format inkjet printers and plotters),
information service business (2D/3D CAD products and system solutions that have broken new ground in Japan),production and sales of design and drafting equipment, optical measuring instruments, sports-care products, andreal estate leasing business.
To build the ”MUTOH Brand”, we conduct imaging and information equipment business worldwide. Bases in
Asia, the U.S., and Europe enable us to serve markets everywhere. We are committed to building a brand thatmeets local needs while competing on a global scale.
Following group strategy under the leadership of MUTOH HOLDINGS, our group companies continue to bringcustomers ideal products and value in their respective fields.

New equipment supporting global business Hybrid large-format inkjet printerstrategies”VJ-1608HS”
large-format inkjet printer ”VJ-1324”

IT that Helps Manufacturers Expand
MUTOH ITEX applies technical expertise honed over many
years to provide solutions in a range of services that leverage
cutting-edge technology.

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Affordable, high-quality CAD plotters”RJ-900 Series”

Applying Manufacturing Insight and Our Worldwide Network to Create New Value

Popular MUTOH Drafters are amainstay in education and otherenvironments

High-precision measurement and control
devicesLinear encoders and Digital counters

2D and 3D CAD software”M-Draf Suite”

Next-Generation LEDs: Expanding Possibilities
LED lighting is a promising technology.
With fresh styling not found in traditional lighting, ”CoolLight”
products consume less energy and generate minimal heat, opening
the door to more usage scenarios–including installation where
incandescent bulbs and other lighting cannot be used.
Manufacture and sales:MUTOH ENGINEERING INC.

Scaling Boundaries

Facility management system(online edition)”M-Draf Facility”

For athletes who take advantage of advances in sports
technology, MUTOH sports taping products offer strong
support for muscles and joints.
Impressively elastic and gentle to skin,for greater comfort.

“Finoa”, giving athletes a competitive edge
MUTOH ENTERPRISES offers a broad range of sports and fitness products,
including sports tape, insoles, and elastic supports.

MUTOH Insoles and Taping products, usedby many professional athletes4M e s s a g e to Sha re holde r s
On behalf of the MUTOH Group, I am pleased to address our shareholders once again for this report.
But I must express our condolences to those affected by the Tohoku disaster in March, as well as our wishes for a
prompt recovery.
We hereby present our 62nd-term financial report.

B u s i n e ss Situation a nd Ou t c o m es
Looking at the global economy over the course of the current consolidated accounting year, although there were somesigns of recovery, the pace of this recovery slowed down during the second half of the year due to financial and monetary
instability in parts of Europe, political instability in Africa and the Middle East, and the prolonged high yen. In addition,
there are concerns that the impact of the Great East Japan Earthquake could extend past Japan's borders and have aneffect on the global economy, as uncertainties towards the future increase.
Against this background, in the Imaging and Information Equipment Business we have introduced the ”ValueJet TD” seriesof large-format inkjet printers in response to a wide variety of needs including sign display, flags, banners, and the apparelindustry, as well as the automatic spectrophotometer ”SPECTROVUE VM-10” that can significantly reduce color
management work, as we work towards providing products that better fit the needs of users. We also actively promote
the cultivation of new markets and reinforce and make better known the ”MUTOH Brand”, as we have done with thedevelopment and marketing of ”MP Ink” (multi-purpose), a next-generation eco-friendly multi-purpose ink that makes it
possible to print on various materials.
In terms of business performance, despite the impact of an extremely high yen, both sales and profits increased in the
Imaging and Information Equipment Business due to reinforcements in overseas markets, the introduction of new
products, and the effect of lowered costs. In the Information Service Business and Other Businesses that are focused on
the domestic Japanese market, sales decreased as the market was slow to recover, despite the effect of lowered costs.
Looking at the consolidated business performance for the most recent consolidated accounting year emerging from thesecircumstances, net sales stood at ¥21,920 million (down 0.4% year-on-year), while operating income grew to ¥1,202
million (up 238.7% year-on-year) due to improvements in the cost-to-sales ratio accompanying the increase in units
produced. Ordinary income was ¥962 million (up 195.4% year-on-year) despite the impact of the high yen. Net income
was ¥800 million (up 267.1% year-on-year) due in part to the recognition of negative deferred income tax expenses of¥507 million based on the strong performance of some subsidiaries in Japan and overseas and the future businessoutlook, despite posting an extraordinary loss of ¥295 million due to write-downs on a portion of products and parts tobe discontinued.
Based on the current consolidated fiscal year outlook of being able to continually post profits, in response to the supportof our shareholders we have decided to resume dividends for the first time since the interim dividend during the year
ended March 1994.
Dividends will be 3 yen per share, consisting of an ordinary dividend of 2 yen per share and a commemorative dividend of
1 yen per share to celebrate the Company's 60th anniversary.
We hope that we can rely on your continued understanding and support.

5Consolidated Financial Highlights
Consolidated net sales
62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:

30,416million¥21,920 million

60th (FY2008) period:

26,338million

Business Segment
Net Sales (Millions of yen)

61st (FY2009) period:

Imaging & Information Equipment Business

21,997million

Information Service Business
Real-Estate Leasing Businessand Other Business

Consolidated operating income¥1,202 million

62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:

3,022million

60th (FY2008) period:

951million

Consolidated ordinary income
62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:

3,210million

60th (FY2008) period:

1,394million

Consolidated net income

1,802million

60th (FY2008) period:

604million

Consolidated gross assets
62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:

30,964million

28,301million

62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:

20,084

1,942

2,404

¥962 million
61st (FY2009) period:

325million

17,572● 61st period:

61st (FY2009) period:

217million¥21,997 million
2,048

3,236

61st (FY2009) period:

28,789million

16,713¥19,459 million

60th (FY2008) period:

million¥21,920 million

354million¥28,462 million

60th (FY2008) period:

Consolidated net assets

61st (FY2009) period:¥800 million

62nd (FY2010) period:

59th (FY2007) period:● 62nd period:

18,880

million

61st (FY2009) period:● 60th period:

19,018million¥26,338 million
3,268

3,553

19,516

Projections for the next period(Millions of yen)

Consolidated
projections

Net sales

OperatingincomeOrdinary
incomeNet income

22,500

1,250

1,150

650

Although a gentle recovery in the global economy is expected to continue, driven by the emerging nations,particularly the Asian nations, uncertainties have increased due to financial and monetary instability in parts ofEurope, political instability in the Middle East, the prolonged high yen and deflationary trend in Japan, and theimpact of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
Amidst this business environment, in addition to the new development of the large-format inkjet printers ”VJ-1324”
and ”VJ-1624” that provide exceptional speed, quality, and cost performance, the Mutoh Group is making efforts
to accelerate its overseas strategy through steps such as studying the establishment of sales offices aimed atproviding more detailed customer support as it works towards improving profitability.

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Overview of Business Segments
Business growth was strong as sales in Asia, particularly China,
increased while sales were also expanded to the South American
region. Due in part to the gentle economic recovery in North

Imaging &Information
Equipment
Business

80.2%

America and Europe, both revenues and profits increased in eachregion on a local currency basis. However, there was a decrease insales after incorporating the effect of the extremely high yen.
We posted net sales of ¥8,698 million and operating income of

Net Sales¥17,572million¥571 million in Asia, net sales of ¥2,420 million and operating
income of ¥162 million in North America, and net sales of ¥6,453
million and operating income of ¥328 million in Europe.

Although sales decreased against a background of the slow recovery
in the Japanese economy and the impact of the continued slump in IT
investments, profit levels are improving due in part to the effect ofInformation
ServiceBusiness

8.8%

lowered costs.
This sector recorded net sales of ¥1,942 million and operating incomeof ¥68 million.

Net Sales¥1,942million
In the Real Estate Leasing Business, both net sales and operating
income decreased due to the departure of some tenants, despite
showing signs of stability overall. This sector recorded net sales of

Real-Estate
Leasing
Business and
Other
Businesses

11.0%¥782 million and operating income of ¥406 million.
In Other Businesses, due to the effect of sluggish consumer
spending and prolonged deflation, the situation remained difficultfor exercise accessories aimed mainly at individuals and design/

Net Sales¥2,404million

drafting equipment. The closure of stores selling stationary andbooks aimed at concentrating the allocation of financial resources
also contributed to a decrease in sales. This sector recorded net
sales of ¥1,622 million and an operating loss of ¥81 million.

7”VJ-1324/1624” large-format inkjet printers
launched, supporting global business strategies
The 54-inch ”VJ-1324” and 64-inch ”VJ-1624” large-format inkjet printers
support eco solvent ink developed for the signage industry.
Improvements include better image quality and faster output. The printers
are equipped with new heads that can produce larger dots, which is ideal
for banners and other large-format jobs. In the fastest draft mode, output
is up to twice as fast as that of previous VJ printers, from faster carriage
scanning.
Image quality also benefits from new printing modes and enabling users tochoose from seven dot sizes to suit the desired resolution.
Both printers are designed for exceptional speed, quality, andcost-performance to meet a variety of professional needs.

New equipment supporting global business strategies
large-format inkjet printer ”VJ-1624””M-Draf LFP” (Light for PDM)
Web-based engineering data management system”M-Draf LFP” is an engineering data management system for ”M-Draf”
2D CAD products. (LFP: "Light" for product data management.)
Network collaboration enables management beyond physical or
departmental boundaries. CAD compatibility, data linkage withexisting systems, and an information management system focused onpart structure data supports the use of this data in manufacturing.
Centralized management of design data eliminates irrationality, waste,
and inconsistency.

”UM-06N5” introduced:
new A2-size parallel ruler board for draftingThis drafting tool inherits the high precision and reliability of our previous
parallel ruler board (”UM-06N3”) in a new composite aluminum body for
greater level precision. The scale floating mechanism is now covered,
which effectively counteracts vibration during movement and enables
smooth movement at all times.
Acclaimed features in the previous model are retained, including the
double hinge, fine-tuning scale, synchro belt drive, and magnetic drafting
board. For greater convenience, the drafting angle can now be positioned
at 10° besides 1° and 6°.

New A2-size parallel ruler board for drafting ”UM-06N5”

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Topics
Business cooperation with SEKONIC CORPORATIONOn December 16, 2010, MUTOH HOLDINGS acquired
2,300,000 shares (13.69% of outstanding shares)of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section-listed
SEKONIC CORPORATION.
In addition, a Basic Business Cooperation Agreement
was concluded between the two companies on
January 14, 2011 for the purpose of pursuingsynergies that take advantage of the strengths ofboth companies in order to maximize the corporate
value of each company.

About SEKONIC CORPORATIONBusiness Overview
Optical Electronics
Development and sales of optical electronics such as exposure
meters (favored by photographers worldwide) and optical markreaders designed to streamline tasks in various settings.

Parts Technology
Applying precision technology developed over time for use inembedded camera exposure control, SEKONIC is contracted
for high-precision circuit mounting of flexible substrates in
office automation and industrial equipment, among otherapplications. Additionally, SEKONIC is gearing up to meet
expected demand for the company's proprietary inorganic EL
technology as a surface illuminant.

Video Equipment

SEKONIC's product development process is
all about the evolution of technologies, thefostering of human resources, and cherishing" the heart."

To respond to increasing demand in security products, SEKONIC
has entered the surveillance camera market and establishedoverseas production sites, seeking to create products that arecompetitive in the global market.

The integration of optical, mechanical, and electronic
technologies has been the key to SEKONIC's ceaselessR&D efforts since its establishment. Building on theelectronic circuit, software, and other technologies thecompany has amassed in pursuit of this goal, SEKONIC
provides customer with a wide range of products
including optical and electronic instruments, industrial
instrumentation, copiers and copier peripherals,
precision mounting boards, and electro-luminescence(EL) products.
Always true to its development principle of ”Customer
Satisfaction,” SEKONIC strives to expand aggressively
into new product areas – all the while demonstratingsuperior creativity.

Combining measuring technology and mechatronics, SEKONIC
hygrothermographs and industrial recorders are used in many
fields, where their superb responsiveness and usability are
acclaimed. Additionally, SEKONIC oscillating viscometers andsimilar meters have earned a solid reputation in the industrial
sector.

Company name

SEKONIC CORPORATION

Established

June, 1951

Head office

Ooizumigakuen-cho 7-24-14, Nerima-ku,
Tokyo

Capital stock

1,503 Millions of yen

Listedcorporate stock

Toyo Stock Exchange, listed on the 2nd
sectionNet sales

Consolidated : 12,200 Millions of yen

Number of
employees
Groupcompanies

9

Consolidated : 753
Domestic : 2 Overseas : 3

Measuring Instruments

EMS
SEKONIC is also a contracted manufacturer of copier peripherals(auto document feeders, auto collators, paper feeders, and soon), printers, and other equipment.
[Optical Electronics]

exposure
meters[Video Equipment]

surveillancecameraoptical markreaders[Parts Technology]

inorganic EL[Measuring Instruments]

industrial
recordersviscometers

flexible substrates[EMS]

copier peripherals,
printers

Foundation of a shareholder privilege system
A shareholder privilege system has been founded in celebration of MUTOH's 60th anniversary and in responseto the daily support of our shareholders for the purpose of further increasing the attractiveness of investment
in MUTOH HOLDINGS stocks.

Shareholder privilege system Overview
Applicable shareholders
The system applies to shareholders who hold at least 1,000 shares as per the shareholders' register at the endof March every year.
Details of privileges
Shareholders can select from a gift product of their choiceincluded in the catalog that will be sent after the annual
general meeting of shareholders held in June every year.
*Shareholders owning 1,000 to 4,999 shares·····Selection from a gift product valued up to ¥3,000*Shareholders owning 5,000 to 9,999 shares·····Selection from a gift product valued up to ¥5,000*Shareholders owning 10,000 or more shares·····Selection from a gift product valued up to ¥10,000

Image of catalog gift products

10Consolidated Financial Statements■ Consolidated Balance Sheets
Account(Millions of yen)

Period FY2010 period

FY2009 period

As of March 31, 2011

As of March 31, 2010

AssetsCurrent assets

Cash and bank deposits

Notes and accounts receivable

Inventories

OthersFixed assets

Tangible fixed assets

Intangible fixed assets

Investments and other assets

Investment securities(Millions of yen)Account

Period FY2010 period

FY2009 period

As of March 31, 2011

As of March 31, 2010

Liabilities
17,276

17,508

7,601

7,449

4,300

4,815

694

674

8,809

600

4,991

5,656

Notes and accounts payable

2,900

3,375

Short-term bank loans andcurrent portion of long-term debt

103

115

1,986

2,164

Long-term liabilities

4,011

4,114

Long-term debt

245

309

Others

3,766

3,805

Total liabilities

9,002

9,770

Shareholders’ equity

20,93020,137

Capital stock

10,19910,199

Capital surplus

4,182

4,182

Retained earnings

8,862

8,061

Treasury stock(2,312)(2,305)

Total other cumulative
comprehensive income(2,109)(1,713)

Minority interests

637

594

Total net assets

19,45919,018

Total liabilities and net assets

28,462

28,789Others

4,568

4,679

11,186

Current liabilities

11,281

Net assets

9,134

741

1,775

1,405

979

714

Others796

691

Total assets

28,462

28,789■ Consolidated statement of change in net assets FY2010 (April 1, 2010 – March 31, 2011)

(Millions of yen)

Total other cumulative
comprehensive
Common stock Capital surplus Retained earnings Treasury stock Total shareholders’ equity
incomeCapital stock

Outstanding as of March 31, 2010

10,199

4,182

8,061

(2,305)

20,137(1,713)

Minority
interests

Total net
assets594

19,018Change in value for consolidated
accounting year
FY2010 net income

800

Acquired treasury stock
Disposed treasury stock

(0)

800

800

(6)

(6)

(6)

0

0

0

Change in value for consolidated accounting
year for items other than capital stock (net)

11

—

(396)

43

(352)

Total change in value for consolidated
accounting year

—

(0)

800

(6)

793

(396)

43

440

Outstanding as of March 31, 201110,199

4,182

8,862

(2,312)

20,930(2,109)637

19,459

■ Consolidated statements of income
Period(Millions of yen)

Year ended
March 31, 2011

Year ended
March 31, 2010

Net sales

21,92021,997

Operating income

1,202

354

Ordinary income

962

325

Income before income taxes
and minority interests

734

418

Net income

800

217

Account

Trends of net sales (Millions of yen)The 60th
period26,338

The 61st
period21,997

The 62nd
period21,9200

10,00020,000Trends of operating income (Millions of yen)The 60th
period■ Consolidated statements of cash flows
Period(Millions of yen)

Year ended
March 31, 2011

Year ended
March 31, 2010

Net cash from operating activities

1,094

2,979

Net cash from investing activities

(372)

(241)

Net cash from financing activities

(94)

(189)

Effect of exchange-rate changes on cash andcash equivalents

(441)

(101)

Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash
equivalents

185

2,446

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of
period

7,407

4,960

Cash and cash equivalents at end of period

7,592

Account

30,000951

The 61st
period354

The 62nd
period

1,202
0

500

1,000

1,500

Trends of ordinary income (Millions of yen)The 60th
period1,394

The 61st
period325

The 62nd
period

962
0

500

1,000

1,500

7,407

Trends of net income (Millions of yen)

■ Consolidated subsidiaries in each business segment
Business segment

Company names

Imaging & Information
Equipment Business

MUTOH INDUSTRIES LTD., MUTOH Belgium nv,
MUTOH North Europe S.A., MUTOH Deutschland GmbH,
MUTOH AMERICA INC., MUTOH HONG KONG LIMITED,MUTOH SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.,
MUTOH AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.,
MUTOH ENGINEERING INC. (until Jun 2010)

Information Service
Business

MUTOH ITEX Co. Ltd., MUTOH ENGINEERING INC.,
MUTOH INDUSTRIES LTD. (until Jun 2010)

Real-Estate Leasing
Business

MUTOH HOLDINGS CO., LTD., MUTOH ENGINEERING INC.,
MUTOH ENTERPRISES LTD.

Other Business

MUTOH ENGINEERING INC.,
MUTOH ENTERPRISES LTD.

The 60th
period604

The 61st
period217

The 62nd
period

800
0

250

500

750

1,000

(Note 1) The CAD Business had been transferred from MUTOH INDUSTRIES to MUTOH ENGINEERING as ofJuly 2010.
(Note 2) The Maintenance Business had been transferred from MUTOH ENGINEERING to MUTOH INDUSTRIES
as of July 2010.
(Note 3) In June 2011, SE Group S.A. Changed its name to MUTOH North Europe S.A.

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Company Profile (As of June 29, 2011)
Company name:

MUTOH HOLDINGS CO., LTD.

Established:

March 5, 1952

MUTOH group companies
Domestic Subsidiary Companies(founded: December 1942)•MUTOH INDUSTRIES LTD.

Capital stock:

10,199 Millions of yen•MUTOH ENGINEERING INC.

Head office:No.5 TOC Building, 21-1, Nishi-Gotanda,
7-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-8683
Tel: +81-3-5740-8700•MUTOH ENTERPRISES LTD.

Main business:

Management and assets management of
the Group companies

Website address:

http://www.mutoh-hd.co.jp•MUTOH ITEX Co., Ltd.
Overseas Subsidiary Companies•MUTOH AMERICA INC.
•MUTOH Belgium nv•MUTOH Deutschland GmbH•MUTOH North Europe S.A.
•MUTOH HONG KONG LIMITED•MUTOH SINGAPORE PTE.LTD.
•MUTOH AUSTRALIA PTY.LTD.

(Note) In June 2011, SE Group S.A. Changed its name to MUTOH North Europe
S.A.

Directors (As of June 29, 2011)

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Masanori Takayama

Chairman of the Board

Masanobu Takeda

Full-time Auditor

Nobumasa Hayakawa

President

Hiroki Nakano

AuditorYuji Yata

Director

Nobuaki Kunimine

AuditorHisayoshi Aoki

Director

Yoshiyuki Takayama

Director

Stock information (As of March 31, 2011)■ Number of shares issuable

170,000,000■ Number of shares issued

54,818,180■ Number of shares per unit
■ Number of shareholders

1,000
4,351

■ Major Shareholders

TCS Holdings Co., Ltd.

Number of
Ratio of
Shares Held Shareholding(Shares)(%)
13,220,000
28.76

Mizuho Bank, Ltd.

2,121,399

4.61

Hiroshi Mutoh

2,117,514

4.61

Eiji Mutoh

1,800,586

3.92

Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd.
(Trust placed in Chuo Mitsui Asset Trust andBanking Company, Limited and Trust Accountof CMTB Equity Investments Co., Ltd)1,457,000

3.17Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd(Trust Account)

1,350,000

2.94

Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd.

1,283,000

2.79

The Chase Manhattan Bank N. A. London
S. L. Omnibus AccountName

1,127,000

2.45

The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd.
(Trust Account)925,000

2.01

Unisystem Co., Ltd.

923,000

2.01(Note) 1. T he Company holds 8,846,541 shares of treasury stock, which is
excluded from the major shareholders listed above.
2. The ratio of shareholding is calculated after excluding treasury stock.

■ Breakdown by the number of shares held

■ Breakdown of shareholders
Securities companies
2.82%
26

Foreign companies
4.80%
49

5 or more
2.71%
249

1 or more
6.30%
2,187

10 or more
8.34%
243
50 or more
3.69%
31

Financial
institutions
14.07%
31

Other companies
52.05%
245

Less than 1
0.74%
1,594

Individuals and others
26.26%
4,000

100 or more
11.43%
34

500 or more
6.00%
41,000 or more
60.79%
9

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Shareholder Information
Business year :From April 1 to March 31 of the following year

Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders :In June each year

Year-end Dividend Record Date :March 31 each year

Interim Dividend Record Date :September 30 each year

Public Notices :Public notices shall be made on the Company’s website (http ://www.mutoh-hd.co.jp).
* In case the public notices are not available on the Company’s website due to unavoidable
circumstances, such notices shall be made in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun

Administrator of Shareholder Register :The Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company, Ltd.
33-1, Shiba 3-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8574, Japan

Mail address and Telephone number :8-4 Izumi 2-chome, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 168-0063
Tel. +81-120-78-2031 (toll-free)
Stock Transfer Agency Department
The Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company, Ltd.
Stock transfer agent services are provided at branch offices in Japan of The Chuo Mitsui Trustand Banking Company, Ltd., and the Head Office and branch offices in Japan of Japan
Securities Agents, Ltd.

Notes :
1. Requests for change of address, purchasing of shares constituting less than one unit, and selling of shares to constitute one unit
Please make all requests to the securities company where shareholders maintain their account.
For those shareholders who do not have an account at a securities company but who have opened a special account, please make all requests
to The Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company, Ltd., an account management institution of special accounts.
2. Payment of accrued dividends
Please make all requests to The Chuo Mitsui Trust and Banking Company, Ltd., which is the administrator of the shareholder register.
3. Dividend Statement
The Dividend Statement that is delivered upon dividend payment also serves as a Payment Notice in accordance with the stipulations of the
Act on Special Measures Concerning Taxation.
This document can be used as an attachment when filing your income tax return. We ask that shareholders who will file an income tax return
carefully store this document.
For shareholders that have selected the stock pro rata system, your stock brokerage will calculate the amount of withholding tax.
Please confirm with your stock brokerage the materials to be submitted when filing your income tax return.