TEIJIN LIMITED
Fact book
Fundamental information
Last updated: March 2024

Contents
P. 1

Materials segment
P. 1

Aramid business

P. 5

Resin & Plastic Processing business

P. 9

Carbon fibers business

P. 13

Composites business

P. 15

Fibers & Products Converting segment

P. 21

Healthcare segment

P. 32

IT segment

P. 34

Others segment
P. 34

New Business Development

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Fundamental information Materials segment Aramid business
Materials segment Aramid business◆Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

1. Teijin Limited, aramid business2. Teijin Aramid B.V.
3. Teijin Aramid USA, INC.
4. Teijin Aramid de Mexico S.A. de C.V.
5. Teijin Aramid do Brasil LTDA.
6. Teijin Aramid Asia Co., Ltd.
7. Teijin Aramid GmbHJapan
The Netherlands
The U.S.
MexicoBrazilChina
Germany

Business field

Tokyo, etc.
Gelderland
Georgia
Nuevo Leon
Sao Paulo
Shanghai
Nordrhein-Westfalen

Research, manufacture and sales of aramid fibers
Research, manufacture and sales of aramid fibers
Sales of aramid fibers
Sales of aramid fibers
Sales of aramid fibers
Sales of aramid fibers
Sales of aramid fibers
Manufacture and sales of aramid fibers and sales of
8. Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited
ThailandPathumthanipolycarbonate resin and processed plastics
Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

Equity held by
the Group
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100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
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◆Business history
1962. 7
Obtained license to introduce production technologies for nylon 6 from Allied Chemicals Corp. of the United States
1963.11
Production of nylon began at Mihara Factory
1971. 4
Started production of heat-resistant meta-aramid fiber Teijinconex at Iwakuni Factory
1987. 9Started production of high-strength para-aramid fiber Technora at Matsuyama Factory
1995. 9Established Teijin DuPont Limited jointly with DuPont to manufacture and market nylon fibers in Japan
2000.12
Reestablished Twaron products business unit, acquired from Acordis B.V. of the Netherlands, as Teijin Twaron B.V.
2002.10
Teijin and DuPont announced plans to dissolve Teijin DuPont Nylon Ltd.
2003. 4
Spun off industrial-use polyester fibers business as a separate company named Teijin Techno Products Limited becauseof Teijin's introduction of the holding company system
2003. 7
Expanded manufacturing capacity of para-aramid fiber Twaron at Teijin Twaron B.V. in the Netherlands
2003.12
Withdrew from nylon fibers business2006.12
Expanded manufacturing capacity of para-aramid fiber Twaron at Teijin Twaron B.V. in the Netherlands
2007. 9Teijin Twaron B.V. was renamed Teijin Aramid B.V.
2011.10
Commenced commercial production of high-performance polyethylene products
2012.10
Teijin Techno Products Limited was integrated with Teijin Limited
2013. 4
Established Technical Center Asia in Shanghai, the PRC
2013. 9Established Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited, new type of meta-aramid fiber manufacturing and sales andpolycarbonate resin and processed plastics sales company in Thailand
2015. 8Commenced production and sales of Teijinconex and Teijinconex neo at Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited in
Thailand2016. 3
Announced a 10% increase in manufacturing capacity of Technora para-aramid fibers
2017.10
Started operations to boost production of Technora Para-aramid Fiber2019.11
Published to expand Twaron Para-aramid Fiber. Production volume is anticipated to increase 25% by 2022 compared to20172023. 6
Began operation of expanded facilities for Twaron para-aramid fibers◆Production sites
Principal products
TwaronPara-aramid fiber

Meta-aramid fiber

The Netherlands

Location
Delfzijl, Groningen
Emmen, Drenthe

Company
Teijin Aramid B.V.

TechnoraJapan

Matsuyama, Ehime

Teijin Limited, aramid business

Teijinconex

Japan

Iwakuni, Yamaguchi

Teijin Limited, aramid business

Form
Filament yarn
Staple fiber
Pulp
Filament yarn
Staple fiber
Staple fiber

ThailandBang Pa-in, Ayutthaya

Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited

Staple fiber

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Fundamental information Materials segment Aramid business◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Limited, aramid business
Teijin Aramid B.V.
Teijin Aramid Asia Co., Ltd.
(Technical Center Asia)

Location
Matsuyama, Ehime
Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
The Netherlands
Arnhem, Gelderland
China
ShanghaiJapan◆Product line and chemical formula●Para-aramid fiber
Twaron*1. Terephthaloyl chloride*2. p -Phenylenediamine[Product line]
p-xylene
AnilineReactive
purification

T.P.C*1

Polymerization
P.P.D.A*2

Wetspinning

Polyparaphenylene
terephtalamide

Teijin Aramid (Delfzijl, Netherlands)

TwaronTeijin Aramid (Emmen, Netherlands)[Chemical formula]*1. Terephthaloyl chloride*2. p -Phenylenediamine*3. 3.4'-Diaminodiphenyl ether*4. m -aminophenol*5. p -nitroshlorobenzene

Technora[Product line]

T.P.C*1
P.P.D.A. *2
MAP*4
PCNB*5Etherbond

DAPE*3Polymerization

Copolyparaphenylene
3.4'-oxydiphenylene
terephthalamide

Wet
spinning

Drawing

Technora

Teijin (Matsuyama, Japan)[Chemical formula]●Meta-aramid fiber
Teijinconex*1. Isophthaloyl chloride*2. m -Phenylenediamine*3. Interfacial polymerization in Japan,
solution polymerization in Thailand[Product line]

I.P.C*1
M.P.D.A*2

Polymerization *3

Polyparaphenylene
isophtalamide

Wet
spinning

Teijin (Iwakuni, Japan)
Teijin Corporation (Thailand) (Bang Pa-in, Thailand)[Chemical formula]2

Teijincone

Fundamental information Materials segment Aramid business◆Characteristics of main products●Aramid fibers
A type of nylon, aramid fibers are polyamide fibers with molecular structure of aromatic (benzene) rings. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recognizes these fibers
as being aliphatic polyamide fibers, that is, nylon, and in 1974 introduced the generic name "aramid." In 1977, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)adopted "aramid" as the classification for a category of artificial fibers. Aramid fibers are divided broadly into para-aramid fibers, which have a straight molecular
structure, and meta-aramid fibers, which have a zigzag molecular structure. The two types of aramid fibers have different characteristic
Products
Para-aramid fiber Twaron
Technora

Characteristics
Twaron and Technora para-aramid fibers boast high strength, tensile modulus and elasticity, as well as superb heat
resistance and dimensional stability. (Example: Tensile strength is between five and eight times greater than steelof the same weight.) Thanks to these characteristics, Twaron and Technora are used primarily in bullet-resistantvests, automotive brake pads and other friction materials (as a substitute for asbestos) and in reinforcements for tirecords and optical fibers, among others.

Meta-aramid fiber Teijinconex

Teijinconex meta-aramid fibers offer the same fiber performance characteristics as polyester fibers (extension,
elasticity, specific density, texture, color), combined with superb resistance to long-term heat exposure (continuous
use possible at 200°C) and incombustibility (higher flash and ignition points than nylon or polyester). Applications
for Teijinconex include heat-resistant particulate filters for industrial applications (steel, cement, asphalt), fireproof
clothing for firefighters, and factory and service industry uniforms.

◆Development of applications for principal products●Aramid fibers◎：Excellent〇：Good△：Good under certain conditions
Para-aramid fibers
Type
TwaronTechnora (copolymerization)
◎
△
Tires
Strength and elasticity
Strength and fatigue-resistance○◎
Elastomer reinforcements
Strength and elasticity
Fatigue- and heat-resistanceand strength○◎
Linear tension members
Strength and elasticity
Strength, fatigue-resistanceand heat-resistance
Friction and sealingmaterials◎
×
Heat-resistance, dimensional stability
Difficulty in pulping(brake pads, gaskets,and easy for pulping
alternative to asbestos)Applications

Protective clothing
Geotextiles
Plastic reinforcements(thermoplastic, thermoset)
Fire-resistant clothing
Flame-retardant uniforms◎
Protectiveness and strength○
Modulus and strength◎
Strength and elasticity〇
Strength and flame-resistancefor short periods〇
Strength◎
Strength and high chemical resistance(concrete reinforcement)◎
Crashworthiness and strength〇
Strength and heat-resistancefor short periods◎
Strength and elasticity◎
Strength and fatigue-resistance

Filters(used in plant of asphalt,
cement, iron and steel)）
Optical fiber cables

3

Meta-aramid fibers
Teijinconex◎
Heat-resistance△Long-term heat-resistance(brake pads)○
Sliding◎
Flame-retardanceand heat-resistance◎Long-term heat-resistanceFundamental information Materials segment Aramid business◆Sales configuration
TwaronTechnora
Teijinconex

Commi ssioned
processing(includes
processing of yarn,dyeing andweaving)

Converters
Intermediate processors
Fi nished productma nufacturers
Others4<Appl ications>Ti resRubber reinforcements
Ropes
Fri cti on materials
Protecti ve clothing
Geotextiles
Pl a stic reinforcements
Fi re s uit
Fi re-resistant cl othing
Fi l ters
OthersFundamental information Materials segment Resin and plastic processing business
Materials segment Resin and plastic processing business◆Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

Business field

1. Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing business
2. Kinkai Chemicals Co., Ltd

Japan
Japan

Tokyo, etc.
Okayama

3. Hiroshima Plastic Co., Ltd
4. Teiyo Co., Ltd.
5. Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd.
6. Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd.
7. Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited

Japan
Japan
China
China
ThailandHiroshima
Hiroshima
Zhejiang
Shanghai
Pathumthani

8. Teijin Kasei Europe B.V.
9. Teijin Kasei Malaysia Sdn, Bhd.
10. Shenzhen Teijin Kasei Trading Co., Ltd.
11. Shanghai Teijin Kasei Trading Co., Ltd.
12. Teijin Kasei Taiwan Co., Ltd.
13. Teijin Kasei America, Inc.
14. Teijin Kasei (HK) Limited

The Netherlands Venlo
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
China
Shenzhen
China
ShanghaiTaiwanTaipeiThe U.S.
Michigan
China
Hong Kong

Manufacture and sales of polycarbonate resin and
Manufacture and sales of brominated flame retardants
and fine chemicals intermediates
Manufacture and sales of plastic molds
Manufacture and sales of plastic extrusion products
Manufacture of polycarbonate resin
Manufacture of polycarbonate resin compounds
Manufacture and sales of aramid fibers, manufacture ofpolycarbonate resin compounds and sales ofpolycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin
Sales of polycarbonate resin

Equity held by
the Group－ %99.9 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %

100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %

Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

◆Business history
1959.10
Established commercial production technology for Panlite polycarbonate resin
1960.11
Started manufacturing Panlite polycarbonate resin at Teijin Chemicals Limited's Matsuyama Factory
1968. 7Began full-scale marketing of glass fiber-reinforced PET (FR-PET ) resin
1973. 9Started production of PBT resin
1973.10Began production of PC/ABS polymer alloy MULTILON
1976.10
Started manufacturing polycarbonate sheet Panlite sheet
1982.10
Started marketing optical-grade Panlite for compact discs
1993. 6
Plastics Technical Center was established in Chiba City
1997. 6
Established Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. to manufacture and market polycarbonate resin
1999.10
Started manufacturing polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. (60,000 tons/year)
2000.12
Increased manufacturing capacity of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. (60,000 tons/year --> 80,000
tons/year)
2001. 1
Started operations of WinTech Polymer Ltd. (established to integrate PBT resin and glass fiber-reinforced PET resin businesses with
operations of Polyplastics Co., Ltd.)
2001. 4
Transferred the PET and PEN resin businesses of Teijin to Teijin Chemicals Limited
2001. 7
Increased manufacturing capacity of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. (80,000 tons/year --> 130,000
tons/year)
2002. 7
Established Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd.
2002.12
Increased manufacturing capacity of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. (130,000 tons/year --> 180,000
tons/year)
2003. 3
Established Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd.
2003. 8Started operations of Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd.
2003. 8Transferred Metton business to RIMTEC Corporation, a joint venture with ZEON Corporation
2003.10Introduced one of the largest injection press molding machines in the world (clamp capacity: 3,400 tons) at the Plastics TechnicalCenter
2004. 4
Started marketing of PET resin recycled from used PET bottles with Bottle to Bottle technology, the world's first complete recycling
system.
2004. 8
Increased manufacturing capacity of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd. (+20,000 tons/year)
2005. 4
Started operations of Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd. (50,000 tons/year)
2005. 7Installed additional polycarbonate sheet extrusion equipment
2005.10Completed second phase of construction at Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd.'s compounding plant and commenced
operations (total production capacity: 43,000 tons/year)
2006. 3
Commenced operation of next-generation high-precision optical film extrusion equipment
2006. 4
Established Teijin Kasei Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
2006. 6
Established Shenzhen Teijin Kasei Trading Co., Ltd.
2006.10Completed world-class, ultra large two-color injection press mold2006.12
Increased manufacturing capacity of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd. (50,000 tons/year --> 100,000 tons/year)
2007.11
Expanded polycarbonate resin compounds manufacturing capacity of Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd. in Shanghai,
China (43,000 tons/year --> 63,000 tons/year)

5Fundamental information Materials segment Resin and plastic processing business2008.10
2008.122009. 82010. 42011. 42011. 92013. 42013. 92014. 32015.122019. 9Completed expansion of production facilities for clear electroconductive film (capacity: 1.2 million m 2 -plus/year)
Increased annual production capacity of Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd., thereby expanding total production capacity forpolycarbonate resin (100,000 tons/year --> 130,000 tons/year ）Increased annual production capacity of Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd. (63,000 tons/year --> 102,000 tons/year)
Opened China Business Management Office to increase the efficiency of polycarbonate resins business in China
Shifted domestic PET resin for bottles operations to MCT PET Resin Co., Ltd., a joint venture with Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.
Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd. expanded annual production capacity for polycarbonate resin (130,000 tons/year --> 150,000
tons/year)
Merged Teijin Chemicals Limited into Teijin Limited
Established joint venture Initz Co., Ltd. with SK Chemicals Ltd. to start polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) resins businessStarted to sales of polycarbonate resin in Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited
Halted production of polycarbonate resin at Teijin Polycarbonate Singapore Pte Ltd.
Newly established a compound plant and technical center at Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited and commenced
operations◆Production sites and Production capacity

Japan
China
Japan

Matsuyama, Ehime
Jiaxing, Zhejiang
Mihara, Hiroshima

Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing
Teijin Polycarbonate China Ltd.
Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing

Polymer
Polymer
Compounds

Production capacity(tons/year)
125,000
150,000
Undisclosed

China

Shanghai

Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds
Shanghai Ltd.

Compounds

102,000

Compounds

Undisclosed

Films

Undisclosed

Sheets

16,100Principal products
PC resin(Polycarbonate resin)

PEN resin(Polyethylene
naphthalate resin)

PC resin
PanliteMultilon

Location

Company

ThailandBang Pa-in, Ayutthaya

Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited

PC film
PURE-ACE
PC sheet
PanliteJapan

Matsuyama, Ehime

Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing

TeonexJapan

Matsuyama, Ehime

Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Limited, resin and plastic processing

Japan

Teijin Chemicals Plastic Compounds Shanghai Ltd. China
Teijin Corporation (Thailand) Limited
Thailand

Location
Matsuyama, Ehime
Mihara, Hiroshima
Chiba, Chiba
Shanghai
Bang Pa-in, Ayutthaya

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Form

Polymer

Undisclosed

Fundamental information Materials segment Resin and plastic processing business◆Product line and chemical formula[Product line]
Carbonmonoxide

Reaction

Carbonylchloride

Reaction

Polycarbonate

Refining/distillation/drying/extrusion

PanliteChlorine

Bisphenol A
Teijin (Matsuyama, Japan)
Teijin Polycarbonate China (Jiaxing, China)[Chemical formula]
CH3
O

C O

C

O

CH3
n

◆Characteristics of main products
Polycarbonate (PC) resin: With the largest market of any of the five key engineering plastics, polycarbonate has outstanding transparency, impact
resistance, dimensional stability and strength and is used in OA equipment, automotive parts and other large items.
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin: PET resin boasts excellent transparency, gas-barrier properties and mechanical strength and is used widely inplastic bottles.
Polyethylene naphthalate (PEN) resin: PEN resin is superior to PET resin in terms of heat deflection temperature and strength and is popular for use in foodcontainers and medical equipment.
Products
PC resin

Characteristics
Impact properties

Highest impact strength of all plastics, 200 times superior to glass

Operational temperature range

Stable properties throughout a wide temperature range (-100°C to +129°C)

Transparency

Excellent properties for optical use, as transparent as glass

Flame resistanceGood resistance against flames

Dimensional stability

Good creep characteristics, resulting in minimal dimensional changes under temperatureand humidity differences, and over time

Electrical properties

Excellent insulation properties over a wide temperature range

PET resin

Gas barrier properties

Outstanding transparency and hygienic properties

PEN resinTransparency

Transparency and superior UV shielding properties, ensuring contents are protected

Operational temperature range

High heat deflection temperature and superb heat resistanceGas and moisture transmissivity

Extremely low gas and moisture transmissivity

Chemical and hydrolysis resistanceSuperb resistance to organic solvents and chemicals
Zero flavor adsorption and repels dirt

7

Fundamental information Materials segment Resin and plastic processing business◆ Development of applications for principal products
Products
PC resin
PanliteMultilon

FieldsCategory

Optical

Optical lenses
Other

Industrial

Applications
Camera lenses for smartphone, lenses for onboard vehicle cameras
and eyeglasses
Blu-Ray Discs, DVDs

Electronic and electric Exterior parts of LED lamp, personal computers, audiovisual devices,
equipment
digital cameras
OA equipment

Exterior parts and mechanism elements of OA equipment, opticalchassis of printers

Automotive

External parts of automotive vehicles, such as headlamp lenses anddoor handle, internal parts

Other

Traffic light lenses, external parts of electrical equipment

PEN resin
Teonex

Medical equipment, plates for school lunch boxes, cosmetic container

PET resin

Food containers, sheet materials

PC resin sheet and film
Panlite sheet and film

Automotive

Instrument panels, heater A/C control panels, vehicle navigation
system front panels

Electric/Electronic

LCD-related parts (Diffuser, front panels)

VehicleConstruction equipment roofs, motorcycle windshields
Dummy cans/bottles for vending machines

Miscellaneous goods
PURE-ACE

Electric/Electronic

LCD-related parts (LCD optical compensation film, automotive andanti-reflective film), organic electroluminescent display (OLED) antireflective film

Optics3D eyeglasses, polarized sunglasses◆Sales configuration(Teijin Group)(Customers)
PanlitePC resin
Molding/processing
manufacturers
Compounds

Panlite , Multilon
Molding/processing
manufacturers

Teijin (Mihara, Japan)
Teijin Chemicals
Plastic Compounds Shanghai (Shanghai, Chaina)
Teijin Corporation (Thailand) (Bang Pa-in, Thailand)
Sheet and film
Teijin (Matsuyama, Japan)

Panlite Sheet and film
Processing manufactures

Electronic/electrical components manufacturers
Automobile parts manufacturers
PC sheet manufacturers
Automobile parts manufacturers
Electronic/electrical components manufacturers
OA equipment manufacturers
Other industrial parts manufacturers

LC materials manufacturers
Automobile parts manufacturers
Building materials manufacturers
Household products manufacturers

Automobile parts manufacturers

Molded plastic

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Fundamental information Materials segment Carbon fibers business

Materials segment Carbon fibers business◆Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

Equity held by
the Group－ %Business field

1. Teijin Limited, carbon fibers business

Japan

Tokyo, etc.

2. Teijin Carbon America, Inc.

The U.S.

South Carolina, etc.

3. Renegade Materials Corporation

The U.S.

Ohio

4. Teijin Carbon Europe GmbHGermany

North RhineWestphalia

Manufacture and sales of carbon fibers
Manufacture and sales of carbon fibers

100 %Manufacture and sales of carbon fiber intermediatematerials (prepreg)
Manufacture and sales of carbon fibers

Manufacture and sales of carbon fiber intermediatematerials (prepreg)
Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.
5. Teijin Carbon Vietnam Co., Ltd.

VietnamHa Nam

100 %
100 %
100 %

◆Business history
1999.10
Acquired an equity stake in Toho Rayon Co., Ltd. (Toho Tenax Co., Ltd.) with the aim of entering the carbon fiber business2000. 2

Increased stake in Toho Rayon, making the company a consolidated subsidiary

2006. 92007. 9

Expanded manufacturing capacity of TENAX carbon fibers at Toho Tenax Europe GmbH (currently Teijin Carbon EuropeGmbH) (1,900 tons/year --> 3,400 tons/year)
Made Toho Tenax Co., Ltd. a wholly owned subsidiary

2008. 4

Increased TENAX manufacturing capacity of Toho Tenax's Mishima Plant (3,700 tons/year --> 6,400 tons/year)

2009. 82010. 9Toho Tenax Europe GmbH (currently Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH) completed its fourth production line, increasing annual
production capacity (3,400 tons --> 5,100 tons)
Toho Tenax America, Inc. (currently Teijin Carbon America, Inc.), revamped its third production line, increasing
production capacity (2,000 tons --> 2,400 tons)
Commenced production on fourth line at Toho Tenax Europe GmbH (currently Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH)2013.11

Suspended production of carbon fibers at Toho Tenax America, Inc. (currently Teijin Carbon America, Inc.)

2014. 5TENAX TPCL (thermoplastic consolidated laminates) were qualified for use in the Airbus A350 XWB as a primarystructural material
Announced a 40% increase in manufacturing capacity of Pyromex oxidized PAN fibers at Toho Tenax America, Inc.
(currently Teijin Carbon America, Inc.)
Announced the construction of a new carbon fiber production facility in United States and enhancement of productivityof the precursor at the Mishima Factory in Japan
Merged Toho Tenax within Teijin Limited

2009.122016. 12017.112018. 42019. 1
2019. 82021. 72021.102022. 3Teijin's carbon thermoplastic unidirectional pre-impregnated tape was qualified by Boeing as a material suitable forprimary structural aircraft parts
Acquired Renegade Materials Corporation, a U.S. manufacturer/supplier of high heat-resistant thermoset prepreg for theaerospace industry
Established Teijin Carbon Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Ha Nam , Vietnam and started commercial production
Announced that Renegade Materials Corporation will expand its production capacity of high heat-resistant carbon fiber
prepreg for aerospace applications
Started operation of carbon fiber plant in the U.S. (currently Teijin Carbon America, Inc.)◆Production sites and Production capacity
Principal products
Carbon fibers

TENAX

Japan
Germany
The U.S.

Oxidized PAN fibers

Pyromex

Carbon fiberintermediatematerials

TENAX

Teijin Limited, carbon fibers business
Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH

Regular-tow filament
Regular-tow filament

Production Capacity(tons/year)
6,400
5,100

Teijin Carbon America, Inc.

Regular-tow filament

Undisclosed

Teijin Limited, carbon fibers business
Teijin Carbon America, Inc.
Teijin Limited, carbon fibers business
Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH

Tow
Tow
Prepreg
TPCL (thermoplastic
consolidated laminates)
Prepreg
Prepreg

Undisclosed
Undisclosed
Undisclosed
Undisclosed

LocationJapan
The U.S.
Japan
Germany
The U.S.
VietnamSuntou, Shizuoka
Heinsberg, North RhineWestphalia
Greenwood, South
Carolina
Ampachi, Gifu
Rockwood, Tennessee
Suntou, Shizuoka
Heinsberg, North RhineWestphalia
Miamisburg, Ohio
Duy Tien, Ha Nam

Company

Renegade Materials Corporation
Teijin Carbon Vietnam Co., Ltd.

9

Form

Undisclosed
Undisclosed

Fundamental information Materials segment Carbon fibers business◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Limited, carbon fibers business
Teijin Carbon Europe GmbH
Renegade Materials Corporation

Japan
Germany
The U.S.

Location
Suntou, Shizuoka
Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia
Miamisburg, Ohio

◆Product line and chemical formula
Carbon fibers TENAX, Oxidized PAN fibers Pyromex

Acrylonitrile

Comonomer

Polymer solution

Polymerization

Spinning/washing/finishing

Precursor*

Solvent (ZnCl 2)

Teijin (Suntou, Japan)

250-300°C
in airPrecursor

Thermalprocessing

1,000-1,500°C
in inactive gas
Surface processing/
sizingCarbonization

TENAX

Teijin (Suntou, Japan)
Teijin Carbon Europe (Heinsberg, Germany)
Teijin Carbon America (Greenwood, The U.S.)

Pyromex

Thermal processing

250-300°C in air

Teijin (Ampachi, Japan)
Teijin Carbon America (Rockwood, The U.S.)

Carbon fiber intermediate materials
Carbon fibers

Resin impregnation

Intermediate materials such as
Prepreg and
TPCL (thermoplastic consolidated
laminates)

Teijin (Suntou, Japan)
Renegade Materials Corporation (Miamisburg, The U.S.）
Teijin Carbon Europe (Heinsberg, Germany）

Teijin Carbon Vietnam (Duy Tien, Vietnam）* Precursor: The raw fibers from which carbon fibers are made. Teijin uses acrylic precursor fibers with a different copolymer composition than those used forapparel. Pitch, rayon and other fibers are also used, but acrylic is the most suitable in terms of quality.

10Fundamental information Materials segment Carbon fibers business◆Characteristics of main products●Carbon fibers /Oxidized PAN fibers
Products
Carbon fibers
TENAX(Regular-tow)

Characteristics
With a lower density than metal, coupled with high tensile strength, elasticity and resistance to fatigue and abrasion andsuperb lubricity, TENAX carbon fibers are 10 times stronger than iron, but only one quarter the weight. TENAX is alsocharacterized by a low coefficient of thermal expansion and excellent dimensional stability -meaning minimalmechanical deterioration at high temperatures and a low coefficient of thermal conductivity at ultralow temperatures —as well as excellent chemical stability, and is thus unaffected by acids, alkalis and various solvents. In terms ofelectrical and magnetic characteristics, TENAX is electroconductive and has electromagnetic shielding properties andoutstanding X-ray transmissivity.

Oxidized PAN fibers
Pyromex

Pyromex oxidized polyacrylonitrile (PAN) fibers deliver outstanding flame resistance. Properties are not hampered byhigh heat, with both gravity and dimensional stability remaining excellent. In addition to being durable, Pyromex ishighly resistant to organic solvents, weak acid and weak alkali. Pyromex can also withstand strong acid and strong
alkali for short periods. Further, because it is an organic fiber, it offers excellent physical properties -including textile
processability and drape- not found in inorganic fibers.

Differences between regular-tow and large-tow carbon fibers
Regular-tow
Number of filaments
Up to 24,000
Aircraft and aerospace, sports andMajor areas of use
leisure, industrial materials
Characteristics
High-performance, easy to handle

Large-towMore than 40,000
Industrial materials (Wind power generation, chopped, etc.)
Low price●Carbon fiber intermediate materials
Products
Characteristics
Prepreg
Sheet-shaped material fabricated by impregnating carbon fibers with uncured thermosetting resin (such as epoxy resin,bismaleimide resin, or polyimide resin).
Mainly used as a molding material (composite material) for parts and members in the aerospace and sports industries.
Thermoplastic
Sheet-shaped material fabricated by impregnating carbon fibers with thermoplastic resin (such as polyetheretherketone).
Consolidated Laminates
Qualified by Airbus as a molding material of members for A350XWB (extra wide body) aircraft parts.
(TPCL)◆Development of applications for principal products●Carbon fibers TENAX
Field
Aerospace
Aircraft

OthersSports and laisure
Industrial materials

Wind power generation
Transport equipment
Pressure vessels
Construction
Office equipment
Others●Oxidized PAN fibers Pyromex
Field
Aerospace
AircraftIndustrial materials
Thermoresistant/protective materials
Electric/electronic parts
Fuel cells

Main application
Primary structural material: main wings, tail units, fuselages
Secondary structural material: ailerons, rudders, elevators
Interior material: floor panels, beams, lavatory, seats
Rockets, artificial satellites
Rackets (tennis, badminton), golf clubs, fishing rods, bicycles, ice hockey sticks,
yachts, cruisers
Blades, nacelles
Automobile parts, motorcycle parts, train car bodies, ships
Hydraulic cylinders, gas cylinders
Cables, concrete reinforcement material
PC housings, printer bearings, cams, housing
Machine parts, electrical and electronic components, precision instruments, chemical
equipment, medical devices, corrosion resistant equipment

Main application
Aircraft brake materials
Insulation
Graphite felt for NAS batteries
Gas diffusion layers (GDL)

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Fundamental information Materials segment Carbon fibers business◆Sales configuration(Tei ji n Group）
Fi l aments *1(Cus tomer)
Pres s ure vessels manufacturers
Gol f cl ub s haft manufacturers
Propeller s haft manufacturers

Fa bri cators(fi l ament
wi nding)
Ya rnprocessors

Woven fa bric*3
ma nufacturers

Prepreg
ma nufacturers
Choppedfi bers*2

Woven fa bric
prepregAi rcra ft components
ma nufacturers

Composite
ma nufacturers
Pers onal computer ma nufacturers
Ca mera manufacturers
Industrial materials manufacturers

Res inma nufacturers

Prepreg *4

Sports equipment manufacturers
Gol f cl ub s haft manufacturers

Ai rcra ft components manufacturers
Automobile parts manufacturers
Ma chi nery ma nufacturers
Medi cal equipment manufacturers*1. Fi l a ments :El onga ted s tra nds ma de wi th 1,000, 3,000, 6,000, 12,000 a nd 24,000 fi bers ; twi s ted a nd untwi s ted va ri eties a va i l a bl e.

*2. Chopped fi bers : Ca rbon fi bers bundl ed us i ng a s i zi ng a gent a nd chopped i nto des i gna ted l engths .
*3. Woven fa bri c:

Fi l a ment textil e; pl a i n, twi l l a nd s a tin wea ve a re a va i l a bl e.

*4. Prepreg:

Acronym for prei mpregna ted ma teri a l ; a n i ntermedi a te s heet ma teri a l ma de from ca rbon fi bers i mpregna ted wi tha thermos et pol ymer, prepreg ens ures s tabl e qua l i ty for mol ded products a nd i s therefore s ui ted to a utoma ted l a mi na ting.

12Fundamental information Materials segment Composites business
Materials segment Composites business◆ Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

1. Teijin Limited, composites business2. Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
3. Teijin Automotive Technologies (Tangshan) Co., Ltd.
4. Teijin Automotive Technologies Portugal, S.A.
5. Teijin Automotive Technologies Czech s.r.o.

Business fieldJapan
The U.S.
China
Portugal
Czech

Tokyo, etc.
Manufacture and sales of composites
Michigan
Manufacture and sales of automotive composites
TangshanManufacture and sales of automotive composites
Porto
Manufacture and sales of automotive composites
The Central
Manufacture and sales of automotive composites
Bohemian
Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

Equity held by
the Group
－ %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %

◆Business history
2011. 4
Teijin Composites Innovation Center, which had been in the New Business Development Group, was integrated andreorganized into the Carbon Fibers and Composites Business Group
2011.12
Established Teijin Advanced Composites America Inc. in the U.S.
2012.12Began operations at a new thermoplastic CFRP pilot plant within the Matsuyama Plant

2013. 5

Moved the Teijin Composites Innovation Center to the Matsuyama Plant

2014.11

Sereebo thermoplastic CFRP was registered on General Motors's materials list2017. 1

2018. 8Acquired Continental Structural Plastics Holdings Corporation (hereinafter, “CSP”), one of the global leaders in
automotive lightweight composite technologies
Newly installed the GF-SMC (Glass Fiber-Sheet Molding Compound) production line at CSP Europe, a development base for
CSP in Europe
Acquired Inapal Plasticos,S.A., a Portuguese manufacturer of composite molding materials for automobiles

2019. 1

CSP announced establishment of a new plant for its Chinese joint venture, CSP-Victall, in Changzhou City, China

2019. 5General Motors (U.S.) adopted the thermoplastic CFRP product Sereebo for their new car model

2019. 9Acquired Benet Automotive s.r.o., a Czech composite material parts manufacturer for automobiles

2019. 9Announced the establishment of a new plant in Texas, U.S.

2020. 22020.12

Established Teijin Automotive Center Europe, a technical center for composite molding materials for automobiles, inGermany
Changed the status of CSP Victall to consolidated subsidiary2020.12

CSP opened Advanced Technologies Center, a development base for advanced technology in Michigan, U.S.

2021. 9Integrated the globally expanding composites business for automobiles and developed the business brand name as"Teijin Automotive Technologies"
Decided to withdraw from China business2018. 72023. 8

◆Production sites
Principal products
Composites

Japan
The U.S.

MexicoPortugal
Czech
FranceChina

Location
Ampachi, Gifu
Matsuyama, Ehime
Carey, Ohio
Conneaut, Ohio
North Baltimore, Ohio
Van Wert, Ohio
Grabill, Indiana
Huntington, Indiana
Salisbury, North Carolina
Lenoir, North Carolina
Sarepta, Louisiana
Seguin, Texas
Tijuana, Baja California
Saltillo, Coahuila
Lesa de Barrio, Porto
Palmela, Setúbal
Mladá Boleslav, The Central BohemianMilovice, The South BohemianPouancé, Maine-et-Loire
Tangshan, Hebei
Shenyang, Liaoning
Changzhou, Jiangsu

13Company
Teijin Limited, composites business
Teijin Limited, composites business
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies Portugal, S.A.
Teijin Automotive Technologies Portugal, S.A.
Teijin Automotive Technologies Czech s.r.o.
Teijin Automotive Technologies Czech s.r.o.
Teijin Automotive Technologies France
Teijin Automotive Technologies (Tangshan) Co., Ltd.
Teijin Automotive Technologies (Tangshan) Co., Ltd.
Teijin Automotive Technologies (Tangshan) Co., Ltd.

Fundamental information Materials segment Composites business◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Limited, composites business
Teijin Automotive Technologies NA Holdings Corp.
Teijin Automotive Technologies France
Teijin Automotive Technologies Wuppertal GmbHJapan
The U.S.
FranceGermany

Location
Matsuyama, Ehime
Auburn Hills, Michigan
Pouancé, Maine-et-Loire
Wuppertal, North Rhine-Westphalia◆Product line

Glass fiber
Carbon fiber

CuttingResin
impregnation

SMC*
material

Hotpressing

Cutting

Painting

Composites

Teijin Automotive Technologies NA (Carry, The U.S., etc.)
Teijin Automotive Technologies Portugal (Lesa de Barrio, Portugal, etc.)*SMC: Sheet Molding Compound: Sheet-shaped material fabricated by cutting fibers to a length of 2 to 3 cm, randomly laying them out, and impregnating them with resin.
The SMC material is then cut and heated in molds under pressure for curing, and molded articles are thus fabricated (SMC molding).

◆Characteristics of main products
Composites refer to engineered materials made from two or more types of constituent materials with different properties, signifying materials
with properties and performance exceeding those of their individual constituents. Fiber reinforced plastics (FRP), which combine plastics
with advanced fiber, are well known. Various properties can be imparted to FRP depending on the type of fiber and plastic used, making it
possible to provide an expansive range of solutions tailored to customer needs. Numerous benefits can be derived by using FRP instead of
metal, including weight-reduction, higher strength, greater flexibility in shape, and shorter manufacturing processes.
Products
Glass Fiber
Reinforced Plastics(GFRP)

Characteristics
Plastic reinforced with glass fibers. In general, composite materials produced by reinforcing light but low-modulus
plastic with high-modulus glass fibers. Both strength and lightness of this material are lower than those of carbon
fiber composite materials, but it features relatively low cost and high durability. It is thus used in the hulls of smallboats or housing equipment such as prefabricated bath units or sewage tanks. In recent years, the scope of
application of the material has expanded to interior and exterior materials for automobiles and rail vehicles,
outboard engines in small boats, and battery covers for electric vehicles.

Carbon Fiber
Reinforced Plastics(CFRP)

Plastic reinforced with carbon fibers. In general, composite materials produced by reinforcing light but low-modulus
plastic with high-modulus carbon fibers. This material features extremely light weight and high strength and elasticity
properties compared to other materials such as iron or aluminum. The material had mainly been used in the past for
aircraft, sports gear such as fishing rods, rackets, and bicycles, and windmill blades for wind power generation.
However, application of the material to mass-produced automobiles has increased in recent years in concert withdrastic advances made in various carbon-fiber-based intermediates and molding methods. Its utilization as asolution for environmental control such as emission regulations is expected to expand.
Category

Application

Automobiles

Outer panel parts (Roofs for SUVs, track beds for pickup trucks,
roofs for sports cars, fenders, hoods for heavy duty trucks, etc.)

Watercraft

Battery covers for EVs, structural members (such as underbody shields), etc.
Outboard motors◆Sales configuration(Teijin Group）

Components

DesignFiber manufacturers

Composites
Sale

Molding and processing
Resin manufacturers

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Automobile manufacturers
Watercraft manufacturers

Fundamental information Fibers & Products Converting segment

Fibers & Products Converting Segment◆Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company
1. Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd.

LocationJapan

Business field

Osaka

Sales of raw materials and products for fiber materials, apparel andindustrial materials
2. Suminoe Teijin Techno Co., Ltd.
Japan
Osaka
Manufacture and sales of car seats and ceiling materials for automobiles
3. Teijin Cordley Limited
Japan
Osaka
Manufacture and sales of artificial and synthetic leather
4. Teijin Tedy Co., Ltd.
Japan
Ehime
Manufacture and cord processing of polyester fibers
5. Teijin Frontier Knitting Co., Ltd.
Japan
Ishikawa
Manufacture and sales of special textured yarn and knitted fabrics
6. FOLKNER Ltd.
Japan
OkayamaManufacture and sales of men's apparel, distribution and processing ofapparel
7. Teijin Logistics Co., Ltd.
Japan
Osaka
Freight transportation, warehouse operation and sales processing
8. TEIKEN Ltd.
Japan
Osaka
Manufacture and sales of healthcare products, amenities, disaster mitigationand safety products
9. Teijin Frontier DG Co., Ltd.
Japan
Niigata
Manufacture of synthetic fabrics
10. TEISHO SANGYO Co., Ltd.
Japan
Fukui
Collection and sorting of bobbins and packaging materials, transportationand storage of yarn, processed yarn and fabrics, etc.
11. TEXET Ltd.
Japan
Tokyo
Planning and sales of consumer goods related to daily life
12. Unisel Co., Ltd.
Japan
Yamaguchi
Manufacture and sales of synthetic fibers, filament yawn and non-woven
fabrics
13. Teijin Polyester (Thailand) Ltd.
Thailand Pathumthani Manufacture and sales of polyester fibers
14. Teijin (Thailand) Ltd.
Thailand Pathumthani Manufacture and sales of polyester fibers
15. THAI NAMSIRI INTERTEX Co., Ltd.
Thailand Bangkok
Manufacture and sales of polyester filament fabrics
16. NANTONG TEIJIN CO, LTD
China
Jiangsu
Manufacture and sales of polyester filament fabrics
17. N.I. Teijin Airbag Fabric (Nantong) Co., Ltd. China
Jiangsu
Processing, manufacture, and sales of textile products for the automotive
industry
18. J.H. Ziegler GmbHGermany Achern
Development, manufacture, and sales of composite sound absorbing
materials and multi-layer seat wadding materials for automobiles made fromnon-woven fabric
19. Teijin FRA Tire Cord (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Thailand Ayutthaya
Manufacture of tire cord fabrics
20. TEIJIN FRONTIER (THAILAND) Co., Ltd.
Thailand Bangkok
Domestic sales and exports and imports of textile products
21. Nantong Teijin Automotive Fabrics Finishing China
Jiangsu
Weaving, dyeing and finishing and sales of luxury fabrics, as well asCo., Ltd.
procurement and sales of raw materials and products
22. Teijin Cord (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
Thailand Pathumthani Manufacture and sales of core materials used in the carcasses oftransmission belts for agricultural and production machinery
23. TEIJIN FRONTIER (HONG KONG) Ltd.
China
Hong Kong
Exports and imports, domestic sales and triangular trade
24. TEIJIN FRONTIER (U.S.A.), Inc.
The U.S. New York
Exports and imports, domestic sales and triangular trade
25. TEIJIN FRONTIER (SHANGHAI) Co., Ltd.
China
Shanghai
Exports, imports and sales of textile products, etc.
26. TEIJIN FRONTIER EUROPE GmbHGermany Hamburg
Exports and imports, domestic sales agency and triangular trade
27. P.T. TEIJIN FRONTIER INDONESIA
Indonesia Jakarta
Exports and sales agency services for fiber products and other items
manufactured in Indonesia
Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

Equity held by
the Group
100 %49.9 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
99 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
67.61 %
100 %81.25 %
100 %62.09 %
100 %66.66 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %

●Fibers & Products Converting
1952.11
Established Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd.
1960. 4

Established FOLKNER Ltd.

1979. 9Established TEIKEN Ltd.

1988. 5

Established TEXET Ltd.

1989. 7

Established TEIJIN ASSOCIA Limited, combining TEIJIN MEN'S SHOP Limited, WINKLE Limited and TEIJIN INTERIART Limited
Established weaving and dyeing company THAI NAMSIRI INTERTEX Co., Ltd.

1994. 3

NANTONG TEIJIN Co., Ltd., established in China to manufacture and market polyester filament fabrics

1995. 4

Established Teijin (Hong Kong) Limited

1995.10Invested in and gained control of THAI NAMSIRI INTERTEX Co., Ltd.

2001. 4

Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd., merged with the apparel division of Nissho Iwai Corp. under the name NI Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd.
Expanded overseas bases (Milano, Taipei, Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi and Los Angeles)

2001. 7

Established FASHION FORCE NO.1 FACTORY Co., Ltd., in Vietnam

2002. 4

Spun off apparel-use polyester fibers business as a separate company named Teijin Fibers Limited

2003. 1
2003.11

Established the Dalian, Qingdao, Wuxi, and Ningbo Offices of N.I. Teijin Frontier (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
Established TEIJIN MODERN YAR (NANTONG) CO., LTD., in China in response to car seat manufacturers' shift to production in China andgrowing local demand for high-value-added materials for textiles

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Fundamental information Fibers & Products Converting segment
2004. 92005. 7

Launched Kurashi@Science, the Teijin Group's online shopping site
Established Guangzhou office of N.I. Teijin Shoji (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

2008. 4

N.I. Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd.'s Tokyo branch established the Harajuku Office, a satellite office

2009. 32010. 2

Obtains commercial rights and OEM production of certain polyester fibers products from Asahi Kasei Fibers corporation
Established a representative office of N.I. Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd., in Dhaka, Bangladesh

2010. 5

Closed the Ningbo Office of N.I. Teijin Frontier (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

2011. 1

Launched Mirai@Science, an online shop for commercial customers

2011.12Closed the Wuxi Office of N.I. Teijin Frontier (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

2012.102013. 4Integrated the polyester fibers for apparel business of Teijin Fibers Limited with N.I. Teijin Shoji Co., Ltd., and relaunched as TEIJINFRONTIER Co., Ltd.
Merged FASHION FORCE NO.1 FACTORY Co., Ltd. and two branches (Ho Chi Minh City Office and Hanoi Office) of TEIJIN FRONTIER Co., Ltd.,
which restarted operations as TEIJIN FRONTIER (VIETNAM) Co., Ltd.
Merged TEIJIN FRONTIER (HONG KONG) Ltd. and Teijin Hong Kong Ltd.

2013. 9Established TEIJIN FRONTIER MYANMAR Co., Ltd.

2014. 6

Established Teijin FRA Tire Cord (Thailand) Co., Ltd., a tire cord production joint venture2016. 42017. 4

Established TEIJIN FRONTIER MEXICO S.A. DE C.V. in Mexico as Teijin Frontier’s first automotive material subsidiary in the U.S.
Formed the Fibers & Products Converting Business Group by integrating the polyester fiber business into the Products Converting
Business Group
Established Teijin Frontier Thai Innovation Laboratory as a research and development base for fibers centered on polyester in Thailand
Acquired J.H. Ziegler GmbH which produces and sells automotive interior materials mainly in the EU

2013. 22018. 1
2018. 82021. 22021. 3

Established TEIJIN FRONTIER INDIA PRIVATE LTD. in India to conduct sales and trading activities that will further strengthen its global
business
Withdrawal from Teijin Associate Retail Co., Ltd. and commenced liquidation procedures

2021. 4

Transferred TEIJIN FRONTIER STYLE Co., Ltd.

2021. 4

Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged Toho Textile Co., Ltd.

2021. 42022. 2

Teijin Frontier Knitting Co., Ltd. was established by integrating Teijin Modern Yarn Co., Ltd. and Shinwa Gosen Co., Ltd.
Established the integrated domestic production plant for medical gowns at Matsuyama Plant

2023. 6

Reopened the internet shopping store Kurashi@Science as Teijin Mall

● Polyester fiber (until integration to the Fibers & Products Converting Business in Apr. 2017)
1918. 6
Teikoku Rayon Co., Ltd., established. Began production of rayon filament
1951.11

Established DAISYOJI SEIREN (Unofficial translation) (predecessor of Teijin Nestex Co., Ltd.)

1955.11

Matsuyama Factory (currently the Matsuyama Factory (North)) established and began production of acetate filament

1957. 1
1957. 6

Teijin and Toray Industries, Inc., obtained license to introduce production technologies for polyester fibers and films from ICI of theUnited Kingdom
Tetoron is selected by Teijin and Toray as the trademark for polyester fibers

1957.12

Established Sankio Worsted Mills Limited (predecessor of Teijin Tecloth Limited)

1958. 6

Production of Tetoron began at Matsuyama Factory

1967. 9Established Tetoron production and sales company Thai Tetoron Co., Ltd. (currently Teijin Polyester (Thailand) Limited)

1968. 4Tokuyama Factory commenced operations and began production of Tetoron staple fiber

1970.10

Ehime Factory (currently the Matsuyama Factory (South)) commenced operations and began production of Tetoron filament

1971.10

Production of rayon filament discontinued

1973.10

Established Tetoron production and sales company P.T. Teijin Indonesia Fiber Corporation

1976. 1

Production of Tetoron staple fiber began at Ehime Factory

1991.10

Established Tetoron production and sales company Teijin (Thailand) Limited

1993.111997. 1

Established TMI Europe S.p.A in Italy as a joint venture with Mantero Seta S.P.A. (Italy) and ITOCHU Corporation to manufacture andmarket polyester filament fabrics
Started marketing ECOPET (fibers made from PET bottles)

1999. 1

Launched recycling system for fiber products named ECOCIRCLE1999. 4
2000.112001. 5Acquired 50% interest in polyester filament manufacturer Novacorp S.A. of Mexico, and renamed it Akra Teijin S.A. de C.V.
Purchased the monofilament business of Johns Manville corporation of the United States and established Teijin Monofilament U.S., Inc.,and Teijin Monofilament Germany GmbH
Announced Tetoron Global Strategy (TGS) plan

2001.11

Established Teijin Nestex Limited

2002. 3

Withdrew from acetate fibers business2002. 4

Spun off apparel-use polyester fibers business as a separate company named Teijin Fibers Limited
Launched new chemical recycling operations at Tokuyama Factory16

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2002. 5

Established Solotex Corporation, a PTT fibers joint venture, with Asahi Kasei Corporation

2002. 7

Started expansion of "Fiber to Fiber" recycling system, helping to enhance public awareness of recycling

2003.11

Commenced operations of "Bottle to Bottle" recycling facility at Tokuyama Factory

2004. 5

Transferred "Fiber to Fiber" recycling facility from Tokuyama Factory to Matsuyama Factory

2005. 1

Announced withdrawal from Business Operation of TMI Europe S.p.A in Italy

2005. 3

Withdrew from the operations of Teijin Akra S.A. de C.V.

2005.12

Teijin Fibers Limited established car seat fabric manufacturing and sales company in China

2008. 7

Started commercial production of Nanofront high-strength polyester nanofiber

2008.12

Expanded production facilities for BEWELL high-performance, highly durable fiber

2009. 8

Announced structural reform plan for polyester fibers business2009.12

Established Suminoe Teijin Techno Co., Ltd., a joint venture with Suminoe Textile Co., Ltd.

2010. 3

Dissolved joint venture Solotex Corporation and commenced liquidation proceedings
Withdrew from the operations of Teijin Monofilament U.S., Inc.
Withdrew from the operations of Teijin Nestex Limited

2010. 4

Transferred stake in P.T. Teijin Indonesia Fiber Tbk. to a third party

2010. 6

Transferred stake in Teijin Monofilament Germany GmbH to a third party

2010.122012. 9Announced plans to begin full-fledged production and marketing of bio-derived PET products under the name PLANTPET in Japan and
ECO CIRCLE PlantFiber overseas
Established Teijin Product Development China Co., Ltd2012.10

Absorbed all businesses of Teijin Fibers Limited, except for its polyester fibers for apparel business2013. 2

Established Zhejiang Jiaren New Materials Co., Ltd., polyester chemical recycling joint venture, in China

2017. 4Formed the Fibers & Products Converting Business Group by integrating the polyester fiber business into the Products Converting
Business Group◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd.
Teijin Product Development China Co., Ltd.

LocationJapan
Matsuyama, Ehime
Thailand Khlong Luang, Pathumthani
China
Nantong, Jiangsu◆Product line and chemical formula●Polyester fibers[Product line]
EthyleneglycolDimethyl
terephthalate

polycondensation

Polyethylene
terephthalate (PET)

Meltspinning

Teijin (Matsuyama, Japan)
Teijin Frontier(Matsuyama, Japan)
Teijin Polyester (Thailand) (Khlong Luang , Thailand)[Chemical formula]

Teijin (Thailand) (Bang Pa-In, Thailand)

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Tetoron(filament, staple)

Fundamental information Fibers & Products Converting segment◆Characteristics of main products
product

Characteristics

TetoronOne of the stronger synthetic fibers, TeijinTetoron polyester fibers boast a low coefficient of linear
expansion and water absorption (official moisture content: 0.4%) and excellent dimensional stability andhave a higher melting point than other synthetic fibers (255~260 ℃), meaning it can withstand processing
and use at high temperatures. In terms of chemical properties, TeijinTetoron is insoluble in most organic
solvents, while in an alkaline aqueous solution there is no loss of strength from the surface as
decomposition is uniform. Colors develop well and fibers remain colorfast through multiple wearing andwashings; UV-resistant; highly weather-resistant, so degradation by long-term outdoor use is minimal.
Polyester fibers are the most commonly produced synthetic fiber in the world today.

◆Development of applications for principal products
Field
Principal products

Applications
Men's and ladies' fashions; sportswear; work andschool uniforms; inner wear; garment lining
fabrics

Apparel & Textiles

ECOPET, WAVERON, MINOTECH, TRIXION, DELTA, Octa,
SOLOTEX, CALCULO, SUNBURNER

Industrial Textiles& Materials

Curtains; upholstery; bedding; office fabrics; paper
ECOPET, BELLOASIS, CHEMITAC, TEPYRUS, NANOFRONT, diapers; wiping cloths; automobile, train andelk, V-Lap, FIBER CUSHION, Suzushiya
aircraft seats; tire cords; rubber reinforcements;
seat belts; mats; cushions; filters

Healthcare

Smart sensing

Sports, healthcare products, working clothes,
underwear

MATOUS, Raffinan

An RFID*1 shelf management system that supports
accurate and efficient management of books andgoods in/out and location. The system utilizes
Teijin's two-dimensional communication sheet

RFID shelf management system

Cellform *2 as an antenna sheet to read informationfrom UHF band IC tags attached to items using areader/writer, thereby enabling individual item
management on a shelf-by-shelf basis.

*1. Abbreviation for Radio Frequency identification. A technology that reads and writes data in an IC chip contactlessly by transmitting and receiving
radio waves.
*2. A two-dimensional communication sheet developed using the two-dimensional communication technology @CELL developed by CELCROSS Inc., aventure company originating from the University of Tokyo, and Teijin's sheet manufacturing technology.

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Fundamental information Fibers & Products Converting segment◆Business Flow
● Teijin Frontier
1. Apparel & Textiles
Fabric (Woven andknitted textiles)

Yarn

SewingFinished products

Retailers

Consumers

Apparel manufacturers

Sale of finished products(Teijin Frontier)Sewing factories

Sale of fabric(Teijin Frontier)

Weavers and knitters

Sale of yarn (Teijin Frontier)Fiber/yarn processing

Department stores
Mass merchandisers
Specialty shops
Online retailers
Directly managed
shops

Teijin Frontier's business portfolio
Teijin has built an integrated production configuration encompassing all stages,
from materials through to finished products
Note: Solid arrows indicate sales by Teijin Frontier

2. Industrial Textiles & Materials
Purchase

Converting

Woven andknittedtextilesAutomotive materials and components
manufacturers(rubber materials, automotive fabrics)
Household products manufacturers(canvas, sewing machine thread,others)Industrial materials manufacturers(materials for civil engineering
applications, nonwoven fabrics, others)
Interior products manufacturers
Plastics and equipment manufacturers

Semi-finished products

Weaving, knitting,dyeing,resin finishing

Woven and knitted
textilesFiber/yarn

SaleSemi-finishedproducts

Processing

Products

Product
and others

Teijin Frontier's business portfolio
By fortifying its converting capabilities, Teijin Frontier is building
an effective system for managing its industrial materials andtextiles supply chain

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Retail shops
Online shops

Fundamental information Fibers & Products Converting segment◆ Products
Field

Products

Apparel & Textiles

Textiles and apparel fiber materials, fabric materials, textiles
Mens' and ladies' heavy clothing and casual apparelSportswear, children's wear, inner wear, uniforms and other apparel products

Industrial Textiles &Materials

Industrial textiles and materials:

Tire cords; V-belt-related materials and fabrics; reinforced fibers forhoses; seatbelts and airbag textiles; others

Industrial fabrics:

Materials for civil engineering, construction and agriculture- and fisheriesrelated applications; tent and heavy industrial fabrics; materials forhousehold applications; materials for felt: nonwoven fabrics; highperformance woven fabrics; others

Automotive fabrics:

Automotive interior materials; automotive products; others

Living materials:

Curtains, wall coverings and flooring materials; bedding fabrics;
high-performance household products; healthcare products; others

Plastics products:

Synthetic resins; plastic films; plastic sheets; artificial leather;packing materials; others

Equipment:

Clean room equipment: industrial machinery and devices; others◆ Sales configuration●Polyester fibers

Polyesterfilament yarn

Commissioned
processing(includes
processing ofyarn, dyeing andweaving)

Converters
Sewing processors

Polyester
staple fibers

Examples of apparel-related
customers:
Women's apparel manufacturers
Men's apparel manufacturers
Sportswear manufacturers
SPA (fast fashion) manufacturers

Commissioned
processing(spinning)

Spinning companies
Cotton manufacturers
Nnonwoven textiles
manufacturers
Paper manufacturers

20

Examples of industrial customers:
Interior decorating materials
manufacturers
Automotive materials
manufacturers
Industrial materials manufacturers
Tire manufacturers
Belt manufacturers

Fundamental information Healthcare segment

Healthcare Segment◆ Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

Business field

1. Teijin Limited, healthcare business

Japan

Tokyo

2. Teijin Pharma Limited

Japan

Tokyo

3. Teijin Healthcare Limited

Japan

Tokyo

4. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Ltd.
5. Teijin America, Inc.

Japan
The U.S.

Tokyo
California

6. Esteve Teijin Healthcare S.L.

Spain

Catalunya

Promotion of new business in the Healthcare
Business Field
Research and manufacture of pharmaceuticals
and durable medical equipment (DME), etc.
Provision of information and sales / rental ofpharmaceuticals and DME, provider of DME forhome healthcare
Visiting nurse business
Clinical development of new drugs, information
gathering and business development control in
the U.S.
Provider of DME for home healthcare

7. Yuyu Teijin Medicare Inc.

ROK

Seoul

Provider of DME for home healthcare

Equity held by
the Group
－ %
100 %
100 %

100 %
100 %

50 %
50 %

Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

◆ Business history● Pharmaceuticals
1968. 5
Studies began at the Future Business Division
1973. 8
Teijin Fher Medical Co., Ltd., jointly established with Germany's Boehringer Ingelheim
1974. 7
Established the Teijin Institute for Bio-Medical Research (Hino, Tokyo)
1974.10Development partnership formed with The Chemo-Sero-Therapeutic Research Institute1978. 3
Established Teijin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (dissolved Teijin Fher Medical)
1978. 5
Started marketing alliance with Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
1980. 2Started marketing Venilon (freeze-dried sulfonated human immunoglobulin), and Laxoberon (laxative)
1981. 1
1983.10
1984. 3
1994. 2
1996.10
2000. 5
2001. 8
2003.10
2009. 32010. 32011. 52012. 5

Started marketing Onealfa (activated vitamin D3)
Teijin Pharmaceutical absorbed by Teijin
Started marketing Mucosolvan (expectorant)
Opened New Pharmaceutical Research Center
Started independent sales of drugs in Japan
Established clinical development base within Teijin
Started marketing Bonalon Tablets (5mg) (treatment for osteoporosis)
Spun off Teijin's pharmaceutical and medical business as a separate company named Teijin Pharma Limited following the
introduction of the holding company system
Commenced sales of hyperuricemia and gout treatment febuxostat in the United States under the name ULORIC
Commenced sales of hyperuricemia and gout treatment ADENURIC (febuxostat) in Europe
Commenced sales of hyperuricemia and gout treatment Feburic (febuxostat) in Japan
Launched Bonalon *1 Bag for I.V. Infusion 900μ, Japan's first intravenous drip-form treatment for osteoporosis

2013. 1

Commenced sales of Somatuline *2 subcutaneous injection, for the treatment of acromegaly and pituitary gigantism, inJapan

2013. 3

Launched Bonalon *1 Jelly, world's first drug for osteoporosis in jelly form
Concluded a collaborative research contact and an R&D, production an marketing option agreement with Amgen Inc. of
the United States for novel treatments for autoimmune diseases
Commenced sales of Mucosolvan L tablet 45 mg, a sustained-release expectorant
Agreed with PeptiDream Inc. to jointly research and develop macrocyclic and constrained peptides
Started operation of the Technology Integrated Pharmaceutics Center at the Iwakuni Plant

2013. 72015. 72015. 92015.102016. 12017. 5

Launched LOQOA *3 Tape, a transdermal anti-inflammatory analgesic patch formulation
Entered into an exclusive worldwide license agreement with Merck & Co., Inc., U.S.A., for the development, manufacture
and commercialization of an investigational antibody candidate targeting tau, for a possible new treatment of Alzheimer’s
disease21

Fundamental information Healthcare segment
2019.52019.10

Teijin Pharma Launches Revcovi , Japan’s First Drug for ADA Deficiency

2020.42020.12

Teijin Home Healthcare Ltd. changed its name to Teijin Healthcare Ltd.

2020.122021.22021.102022.22023. 12023. 32023. 6

Reorganized from a two-business headquarters system consisting of a pharmaceutical business unit and a homehealthcare business unit to a functional headquarters system consisting of a "Marketing&Sales Unit" and a "Research,
Development & Technology Unit". Information provision activities for pharmaceutical products have been transferred to
Teijin Home Healthcare Ltd, which has traditionally handled sales and services of Home Healthcare equipment
Started sales of Xeomin *4 , a botulinum toxin type A
Teijin Pharma Limited and TransThera Biosciences Co. Ltd. have entered into a strategic collaboration agreement for joint
research and development of the innovative drugs
Execution of Asset Transfer Agreement for Transfer of Japan Sales, Intellectual Properties, and Manufacturing andMarketing Approval of Type 2 Diabetes Treatments (Nesina, Liovel, Inisync, and Zafatek )Changed the system from 12 branches and 75 sales offices to 18 branches and 129 sales offices with the aim of providing
community-based medical services
Anti-Tau Antibody created by Teijin Pharma and developed by Merck & Co., Inc., Kenilworth NJ USA entered clinicaldevelopment
Commenced sales of Ostavalo , osteoporosis treatment drug
Concluded an exclusive license agreement with Novartis AG for exclusive worldwide development, manufacturing andmarketing rights for a small molecule compound discovered in-house for the treatment of kidney diseases
Concluded an agreement to establish a joint venture company related to drug discovery research with Axcelead, Inc.

*1. Bonalon is the registered trademark of N.V.Organon, The Netherlands.
*2. Somatuline is the registered trademark of Ipsen Pharma, Paris, France.
*3. LOQOA is a registered trademark of Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
*4. Xeomin is the registered trademark of Merz Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA, Germany● Home healthcare (including Comprehensive community-based healthcare)
1971. Research started on oxygen enrichment membranes at Teijin Limited
1982.10
Started Home Oxygen Therapy (HOT) business1982.11
Established the Iwakuni Medical Factory
1985. 3
Health insurance coverage introduced for HOT
1993. 4
Established a sales company (six sales companies were established through 1997).
1997. 4
Established the Bio-medical Engineering Laboratories
1998. 1
Started Noninvasive Positive Pressure Ventilator (NPPV) business1998. 6
Launched the SAFHS business (SAFHS: an ultrasound device for the accelerated healing of certain fractures)
1999.10
Established visiting nurse station in Osaka, eight nationwide currently
2000. 6
Launched the CPAP respirator business (continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) respirator for the treatment of sleep
apnea syndrome (SAS))2005. 3
Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (currently Astellas Pharma Inc.) agreed on business consignment of Home Healthcare
business
2006. 4Six companies merge and restart operations as Teijin Home Healthcare Limited
2006.10
Established Yuyu Teijin Medicare Inc., a joint venture with Yuyu Inc. of the ROK
2008. 1
Acquired New York-based home health care services firm Associated Healthcare Systems Inc., which became a wholly
owned subsidiary
2008. 6
Acquired Braden Partners L.P., a leading U.S. provider of home oxygen and respiratory therapy medications andequipment, making the company a wholly owned subsidiary
2009. 2
Established Esteve Teijin Healthcare S.L.—a joint venture with leading Spanish pharmaceuticals manufacturer
Laboratories del Dr.Esteve S.A.—to oversee HOT business in Europe
2010. 7
Commenced rentals of Hi-Sanso 7R , an energy-efficient home-use therapeutic oxygen concentrator featuring a system thatmonitors operating conditions and detects anomalies around the clock2012. 3
Commenced rentals of NIP NASAL , a general-purpose bilevel noninvasive positive pressure ventilator (NPPV)
2012. 4
Launched NemLink , Japan's first monitoring system that uses mobile phone networks
2013. 1
Commenced rentals of Hi-Sanso Portable , a portable oxygen concentrator
2013. 4
Commenced rentals of WalkAide , a neuromuscular electrical stimulation device for treatment of gait impairment
2014. 6
Commenced rentals of Sanso Saver , a respiration-synchronized demand valve device, and Hi-Sanso , a therapeutic oxygen
concentrator for HOT, which help resolve concerns and inconvenience for patients in the event of a major disaster or
power failure
2015. 2
Commenced rentals of AutoSet CS-A Type T mask-type bilevel positive pressure ventilators
2015. 9Commenced sales of VitalLink , a patient information sharing system
2016. 1
Commenced rentals of SLEEPMATE 10, a state-of-the-art device for the treatment of sleep apnea syndrome (SAS)22

Fundamental information Healthcare segment
2016.112017. 42019. 62019.102019.122020.42020.102021. 92021.102022.1

Commenced sales of ReoGo , a portable robotic arm that supports the rehabilitation of paralyzed upper limbs due tostrokeWithdrew from the U.S. home healthcare business by selling Teijin Limited’s entire equity interest in Braden Partners, L.P.
and AssociatedLaunched Neurostar , a magnetic stimulator for transcranial treatment of depression
Reorganized from a two-business headquarters system consisting of a pharmaceutical business unit and a homehealthcare business unit to a functional headquarters system consisting of a "Marketing&Sales Unit" and a "Research,
Development & Technology Unit". Information provision activities for pharmaceutical products have been transferred to
Teijin Home Healthcare Ltd, which has traditionally handled sales and services of Home Healthcare equipment.
Started rental of the latest oxygen concentrator Hi-Sanso i that supports a wide range of flow rates from low to high flow
rates.
Teijin Home Healthcare Ltd. changed its name to Teijin Healthcare Ltd.
Established Teijin Visiting Nursing Station Ltd. for full-scale development of home-visit nursing business
Commenced NsPace, a web media for visiting nurses
Changed the system from 12 branches and 75 sales offices to 18 branches and 129 sales offices with the aim of providing
community-based medical services.
Concluded a stock transfer agreement with 3Sunny Co., Ltd.

◆ Business network
Sales network

Location

1. Hokkaido Branch
2. Tohoku Branch
3. North Kanto Branch
4. Koshinetsu Branch
5. Saitama Branch
6. Chiba Branch
7. First Tokyo Branch
8. Second Tokyo Branch
9. Kanagawa Branch
10. First Tokai Branch
11. Second Tokai Branch
12. Kyoto-Shiga and Hokuriku Branch
13. First Kansai Branch
14. Second Kansai Branch
15. Chugoku Branch
16. Shikoku Branch
17. First Kyusyu Branch
18. Second Kyusyu Branch

SapporoSendaiTakasakiNiigata
SaitamaChiba
BunkyoBunkyoYokohama
NagoyaNagoya
Kyoto
Osaka
Osaka
Hiroshima
Matsuyama
Fukuoka
Kumamoto

Distribution centers
1. Tokyo Distribution Center
2. Osaka Distribution Center

YashioIbaraki

Hokkaido
Miyagi
Gunma
Niigata
Saitama
Chiba
Tokyo
Tokyo
Kanagawa
Aichi
Aichi
Kyoto
Osaka
Osaka
Hiroshima
Ehime
Fukuoka
Kumamoto
Location
SaitamaOsaka

23

Number of regional
offices
4
8
6
7
5
5
8
7
8
6
8
8
10
9
9
5
10
6
Total
129

Fundamental information Healthcare segment
Visiting Nurse Station
1. Bouseidai Visiting Nurse Station Atsugi
2. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Yamato
3. Izumi Visiting Nurse Station
4. Kishi Visiting Nurse Station
5. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Sakai
6. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Nishinomiyakitaguchi
7. Noboricho Visiting Nurse Station
8. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Furue
9. Hakata Mizuho Visiting Nurse Station
10. Teijin Visiting Nurse Station Heisei

Atsugi
YamatoNagoyaTondabayashi
Sakai
Nishinomiya
Hiroshima
Hiroshima
Fukuoka
Kumamoto

Location
Kanagawa
Kanagawa
Aichi
Osaka
Osaka
Hyogo
Hiroshima
Hiroshima
Fukuoka
Kumamoto

Service center
Technical Service Center

Anpachi

Location
Gifu◆ Manufacturing baseCompany
1. Teijin Pharma Limited
2. Teijin Medical Device (Shanghai) Ltd.

Japan
China

Location
Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
Shanghai

Japan
Japan
The U.S.

Location
Hino, Tokyo
Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
Marin, California◆ R&D sites
Company
1. Teijin Pharma Limited
2. Teijin America, Inc.

◆ Sales of principal pharmaceuticals products

Billions of yen

FY2011FY2012FY2013

FY2014FY2015FY2016FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020

FY2021

FY2022Feburic

0.9

5.5

11.4

15.5

21.3

26.5

30.7

35.8

38.6

35.6

38.8

14.5

Nesina

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

13.1

12.2

Inisync

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

7.9

7.4

Liovel

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

4.1

3.4

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

2.5

1.7

20.5

15.9

14.2

12.9

12.9

11.6

10.9

10.0

9.4

8.3

7.8

6.9

-

0.1

0.6

1.1

1.5

1.7

2.5

3.7

4.7

5.2

5.4

5.7

Venilon

9.3

9.9

9.4

9.8

4.4

4.7

5.1

5.3

6.2

5.0

4.6

4.4

Mucosolvan

9.9

9.0

7.9

6.5

6.7

5.8

5.1

4.1

3.4

2.2

2.2

1.8

-

-

-

-

-

1.0

1.8

2.0

2.1

2.1

2.0

1.8

11.1

7.9

6.6

5.4

4.9

3.7

3.1

1.7

1.5

1.0

1.1

0.8

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

0.0

1.0

1.8

Alvesco

1.3

1.3

1.3

1.2

1.2

1.2

1.2

1.1

1.2

1.1

0.9

0.9

Laxoberon

4.2

4.0

3.6

2.9

2.5

2.0

1.7

1.3

1.1

0.8

0.8

0.7

Bonalfa

1.4

1.4

1.3

1.1

0.9

0.8

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.4

0.3

0.3

Spiropent

1.0

0.9

0.8

0.7

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.4

0.3

0.3

0.2

Zafatek
Bonalon*1

Somatuline

LOQOA

*3

Onealfa
Xeomin*4*2*1. Bonalon is the registered trademark of NV Organon, The Netherlands.
*2. Somatuline is the registered trademark of Ipsen Pharma, Paris, France.
*3. LOQOA is a registered trademark of Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
*4. Xeomin is the registered trademark of Merz Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA, Germany

24Fundamental information

Healthcare segment◆ Principal Pharmaceuticals in Current Portfolio
Therapeutic Area

Product

Bonalon *1

Onealfa

Bone and joint
diseaseLOQOA *2

Ostavalo

Indication

Medical Properties/Characteristics

Dosage Form

Remarks

LaunchOverseas Sales Area

Overseas Sales Company

Osteoporosis• Alendronate is most widely used in osteoporosis
management as a first-line drug; acts as a specific inhibitorof osteoclast-mediated bone resorption, thereby
increasing bone density• Proven effective in minimizing the risk of fracture
regardless of patient age, gender or degree of bone density
loss• Complementing its 5mg tablet for once-daily dosing, in
September 2006 Teijin launched Bonalon® 35mg tablet,
the once-weekly drug for osteoporosis to gain approval.
Teijin launched Bonalon® Bag for I.V. Infusion 900 μg in May
2012 and Bonalon® Jelly 35 mg, the world's first drug forosteoporosis in jelly form, in March 2013. This new version
achieves the same therapeutic effects while reducing theburden on patients.

Oral (tablet),injection, jelly

Licensed in from
N.V. Organon, The
Netherlands

1997

-

-

Osteoporosis• Active vitamin D3 preparation proven to improve bonemetabolism and minimize the risk of fracture• Easy-to-take small tablet also developedOral(tablet, solution)

A patch formulation for the treatment of osteoarthritis
inflammation and pain. The formulation contains the active
ingredients S-flurbiprofen and mentha oil, demonstrating a
powerful anti-inflammatory analgesic action by vigorously
inhibiting COX activity. It is a NSAIDs patch formulation witha transdermal antiheightened drug delivery to the affected tissues throughinflammatory analgesic
Patch formulation
modification of the base material to enhance transdermal
patch formulation
absorption. Along with having the properties of plaster, the
NSAIDs patch uses a support material that is elastic andhas suitable adhesion properties, allowing the patch tocontinuously adhere to joints and other movable parts ofthe body and skin areas with hair.

Osteoporosis

A self-injection formulation indicated for osteoporosis,
which has a high risk of fractures. The active ingredient isabaloparatide acetate, a polypeptide with a partiallymodified 34 amino acid sequence from the N-terminus ofhuman parathyroid hormone-related protein.
Abaloparatide acetate has the characteristic of selectively
stimulating the RG type of parathyroid hormone type 1
receptor, which is involved in bone metabolism, and is a
new bone formation promoting agent that has a more
dominant bone formation effect than bone resorption
effect.
The drug is injected subcutaneously by the patient once a
day using a special electric injector called the "Ostavalo
Injector," and can be administered for up to 18 months

Aqueous injection(cartridge agent)

25

ROK
China
Developed in-house

1981
Pakistan
Egypt, Yemen, Sudan, Iraq

Ilsung Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd.,SUZUKEN(SHENZHEN),
PHARMACEUTICAL Co., LTD.,
Martin Dow Limited,
Minapharm Pharmaceuticals

Licensed in from Taisho
Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.,
Japan

2016

-

-

Licensed in from
Ipsen Pharma SAS,
France/Radius Health, Inc,
U.S.

2023

-

-

Fundamental information

Therapeutic Area

Bone and joint
disease

Product

Xeomin *3

Mucosolvan

Healthcare segment

Indication

ExpectorantRespiratory
diseaseAlvescoMedical Properties/Characteristics

Dosage Form

Remarks

LaunchOverseas Sales Area

Overseas Sales Company

Injection

Licensed in from Merz
Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA,
Germany

2020

-

-

• Acts by stimulating the secretion of surfactants and otherOral
secretions in the respiratory tract, effectively facilitating(tablet, L tablet, L
expectoration of phlegm regardless of its properties
capsule, solution, Licensed in from Sanofi S.A.,• Seven dosage forms available, including Mucosolvan
pediatric syrup, dry
FranceTablet and Mucosolvan L Tablet a sustained-release tablet syrup, pediatric dry(once-daily dosing).
syrup)

1984--• Japan's first once-daily steroid preparation for adults.
Increased compliance is anticipated. An inhaled steroidthat directly targets areas in the lung to be stimulated, thisdrug reduces side effects affecting the oropharynx.
• A new small-capacity standard that is easy for pediatricpatients to use was launched in April 2011, further
enhancing the convenience of taking medication.

2007

-

-

A type A botulinum toxin injection that acts on peripheralcholinergic nerve endings, weakens the muscle strength ofvoluntary muscles by inhibiting the release of theneurotransmitter acetylcholine, and relieves muscle tone.
Upper limb spasticity /Neutralizing antibody is produced by removing the complex
lower limb spasticity
protein from type A botulinum toxin produced bytreatment drug
Clostridium botulinum by the purification technology
developed by Meltz, and using only neurotoxin as the active
ingredient. It is expected that the possibility of diminishing
the effect will be reduced.

AsthmaAerosol spray

26

Licensed in from
Covis Pharma GmbH, The
Netherlands

Fundamental information

Therapeutic Area

Product

Feburic

Cardiovascular andmetabolic disease

Healthcare segment
Indication

Medical Properties/Characteristics

A novel non-purine drug that inhibits synthesis of uric acid;taken once daily, it reduces serum uric acid levels to thetarget level and keeps it low; no adjustment of dosage isHyperuricemia and gout
required for patients with mild to moderate renal
impairment, thereby offering hope to a significantly
broader group of patients.

Dosage Form

Oral

Remarks

Developed in-house

Launch2011

Overseas Sales Area
North America
EuropeROK
Asia
Middle East and North Africa
Central and South America, CIS
and Oceania
IsraelOverseas Sales Company
Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc./URL
Phama, Inc.
Menarini Group/Ipsen Pharma
SK Chemicals
Astellas Pharma Inc.
Algorithm SAL
Menarini Group
Neopharm

Somatuline *4

Acromegaly andpituitary gigantism, Suppresses the excessive secretion of growth hormones
thyroid-stimulating associated with acromegaly; pharmaceutical formulation
hormone-secreting
facilitates sustained release and extended pharmaceutical
pituitary adenoma, and action, while prefilled syringe format makes it moregastroenteropancreatic convenient than existing acromegaly drugs and thus moreneuroendocrine
conducive to patient compliance.
tumours

Injection

Licensed in from Ipsen
Pharma SAS, France

2013

-

-

Revcovi

Intramuscular preparation of recombinant bovine ADA
analog (PEG-rADA) derived from Escherichia coli chemically
Therapeutic agent for
modified with polyethylene glycol. It is the first drug inadenosine deaminase
Japan to be indicated for adenosine deaminase deficiency.
deficiency
This drug has been designated as an orphan drug by the
Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.

Injection

Licensed in from LeadiantBiosciences, Inc., England

2019

-

-

Inisink

Type 2 diabetes
treatment

A combination drug of alogliptin benzoate, which is a
dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor, and metforminhydrochloride, which is a biguanide drug. By using alogliptin
benzoate and metformin hydrochloride in combinationtablets, it is expected that the number of doses and thenumber of drug tablets will be reduced from the
combination therapy with each single agent, the adherence
will be improved, and long-term glycemic control will beachieved.

Oral

Licensed in from Takeda
Pharmaceutical Company
Limited2021(Salessuccession
time)

-

-

Type 2 diabetes
treatment

Selective dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor(trelagliptin succinate). It has a blood glucose-dependent
insulin secretagogue action through an increase inglucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) concentration. Good
medication adherence can be expected by reducing thenumber of doses taken once a week.

Oral

Licensed in from Takeda
Pharmaceutical Company
Limited2021(Salessuccession
time)

-

-

Zafatec27

Fundamental information
Therapeutic Area

Product

Nessina

Healthcare segment
Indication

Medical Properties/Characteristics

Dosage Form

Remarks

LaunchOverseas Sales Area

Overseas Sales Company

Type 2 diabetes
treatment

Selective dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor(alogliptin benzoate). It exhibits a hypoglycemic effect bysuppressing the degradation of glucagon-like peptide-1(GLP-1), which has the effect of promoting insulin secretionfrom the pancreas in a glucose concentration-dependent
manner. It shows an excellent blood glucose improving
effect when orally administered once a day.

Oral

Licensed in from Takeda
Pharmaceutical Company
Limited2021(Salessuccession
time)

-

-

Type 2 diabetes
treatment

A combination drug of alogliptin benzoate, which is a
dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4) inhibitor, and pioglitazonehydrochloride, which is an insulin sensitizer. By combining
alogliptin benzoate and pioglitazone hydrochloride into
combination tablets, it is expected that the number oftablets to be taken will be reduced as compared with the
combination therapy with each single agent.

Oral

Licensed in from Takeda
Pharmaceutical Company
Limited2021(Salessuccession
time)

-

-

Injection

Joint development: KM
Biologics Co., Ltd.

1980

-

-

Oral
(solution, tablet)

Licensed in from Sanofi S.A.,
France1980--

Cardiovascular andmetabolic disease

RiobelKenketsu Venilon-I• The intact intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) developed
Severe infection,
first in Japan using the unique domestic technology
Kawasaki disease; etc. • Manufactured from blood donated in Japan• The only IVIG storable at the room temperature

Others• Relieves constipation by stimulating bowel movement
and softening stool
Laxoberon• Solution enables adjustment of dose to suit patient; also
appropriate for colonic evacuation prior to investigational
procedures*1. Bonalon is the registered trademark of NV Organon, The Netherlands.
*2. LOQOA is a registered trademark of Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
*3. Xeomin is the registered trademark of Merz Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA, Germany*4. Somatuline is the registered trademark of Ipsen Pharma, Paris, France.
Laxative, colonicevacuation

28

Fundamental information

Healthcare segment◆ Pharmaceuticals Pipeline
Therapeutic Area

Product

Indication

Bone and joint

TCK-276

Rheumatoid arthritis

OthersMedical Properties/Characteristics
A new class of oral therapeutic drug that is expected tohave an anti-rheumatic effect by directly acting on synovial
fibroblasts, which are the main cells of pannus hyperplasia
characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis, and suppressing
proliferation.

A1 type botulinum toxin activity It is expected that the
NT 201S
saliva secretion inhibitory action of the main body will
(Incobotulinum toxin Chronic hypersalivation
improve the symptoms of chronic saliva flowing out of theA)oral cavity.

29

Dosage Form

Remarks

Stage

Oral

Developed in-house

Phase I

Injection

Licensed in from Merz
Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA,
Germany
Under development as an
expanded indication for
XeominPhaseⅢFundamental information Healthcare segment◆ Principal home healthcare products
Area

Home oxygen therapy (HOT)
devices

DeviceProperties

Therapeutic oxygen
concentrators

Oxygen concentrators draw in air andconcentrate the oxygen in the air from thenormal level (21%) to 90% by adsorbing thenitrogen particles. Used by patients undergoinghome oxygen therapy (HOT)Hi-Sanso series
Mildsanso series

Prolongs the life of portable oxygen tanks used
when undergoing outpatient treatment orpartaking in other outside activities by
Oxygen demand valve devices
synchronizing oxygen flow with the patientsbreathing so that oxygen is provided only when
the patient inhales

Sanso Saver series

Portable lightweight oxygentanks

Noninvasive positive pressure
ventilators

Mask-type bilevel positive
pressure ventilators

Oxygen tanks for during outside activities andduring power failures

Ultressa /Lite TEC /oxygen tanks manufactured by the
Luxfer Group

Positive pressure ventilator that supports abreathing pattern similar to spontaneous
respiration and automatically adjusts pressure
to the patient's needs, making it suitable forthose suffering from conditions that causes
unstable breathing, including alveolar
hypoventilation and hypopnea.

AutoSet CS-A/Resmed AirCurve 10

Noninvasive positive pressure ventilator thatdelivers a continuous supply of oxygen through amask to chronic respiratory failure patients
NIP NASAL series
suffering concurrently from hypoxemia and type II
respiratory failure accompanying chronic
accumulation of carbon dioxide in the blood.
Sleep apnea syndrome (SAS) treatment device. A
device that suppresses apnea by applying
Automatically adjusting CPAP positive pressure to the airways through a mask
ventilators
to prevent airway obstruction. A device that
automatically adjusts the insufflation pressure
required for CPAP therapy.
Sleeping pattern analysis
devices (Devices for recording
and analyzing
sleeping polygraph data)

Products

SLEEPMATE series
Dream station series

A device that records sleep and breathing
PSG-1100
conditions using multiple sensors such as brain
NoxA1 Systemwaves, eye movements, electrocardiograms, andSleep Profiler PSG2
breathing.

A small, portable sleep apnea tester that records
Sleeping pattern analysis
devices (Portable device used breathing conditions such as breathing andSAS-2200in testing for sleep apnea ） snoring during sleep.
Ultrasound bone
fracture treatment
devices

Depression treatment
equipment

Data management system(Supports remote monitoring)Comprehensive Community
Healthcare System

Fracture treatment device that promotes bone
Ultrasonic fracture treatment fusion by applying mechanical stimulation to the
SAFHS series
fracture site by the sound pressure ofdeviceintermittent (pulse) ultrasonic waves.

Magnetic stimulator fortranscranial treatment

A device that non-invasively changes cortical andsubcortical activity by inducing eddy currents
NeuroStar TMS treatment device
with a pulsed magnetic field and stimulating
cortical neurons.

CPAP data management
system

A network system that centrally manages CPAP
data and information required for SAS medicalcare and supports efficient CPAP medical care

Nemlink

A system for viewing data on the use of oxygen
HOT data management system concentrators and SPO2 / pulse values measured HOT Mimamori-ban Web
with a pulse oximeter on the Web.
Medical / long-term care
A system for sharing patient information among
multidisciplinary information multiple occupations of medical care using
sharing system
personal computers, smartphones, and tablets.

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Fundamental information Healthcare segment◆ Product line and Sales configuration● Pharmaceuticals[Product line]
Formulating/tabletingRaw materials

Packaging

Pharmaceuticals

Teijin Pharma (Iwakuni, Japan)
Manufacturingconsignment
Outsourcer[ Sales configuration]
Consignment
Teijin Healthcare

Provision of academic
information

Sale

Payment
Sales

Prescription

Sale
Medicalinstitution

ExclusiveagencyTeijin Pharma

Portion of cost borne byindividual
Reimbursement for medical
examination (drug price)

Payment

Payment(including salerights)Payment(screening)

Dealer inoverseas

Patient

Social Insurance
Medical Fee
Payment Fund

● Home healthcare[Product line]Home
healthcare
equipment

Package

AssembleParts

Returned
equipment

Maintenance

Teijin Pharma (Anpachi-gun, Japan)
Teijin Pharma (Iwakuni, Japan)
Teijin Medical Device (Shanghai) Ltd(Shanghai / China)[ Sales configuration]

Installation, deinstallation and periodic inspections of equipment

RentalRentalRentalTeijin Healthcare

Teijin Pharma
Payment

Patient

Medical institution
Portion of cost borne byindividual

Payment

Discharge(day/time/prescription)

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Payment(screening)

Reimbursement for
medical examination
Social Insurance
Medical Fee
Payment Fund

Fundamental information

IT segment

IT segment◆ Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company

Location

1. Infocom Corporation

Japan

Tokyo

2. Amutus Corporation

Japan

Tokyo

Business field
Provision of IT services, including the planning, development, operation
and administration of information systems
E-comics distribution services

Equity held by
the Group
57.97 %

Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.

◆ Business history
1983. 92001. 4
2002. 3
2004. 5
2006.112013. 42013.102015.112018.112022. 4

Established Teijin Systems Technology Limited
Infocom Corporation and Teijin Systems Technology Limited merged and started operations as Infocom Corporation
Registered over-the-counter stocks to the Japan Securities Dealers Association
Started full Web-ERP GRANDIT service
Started e-comics distribution services, Mecha Comic
Acquired the system business of the radiation sector from AJS Inc.
Spun off Internet business of Infocom Corporation into a separate company (Amutus Corporation)
Formed a business alliance and capital tie-up with Solasto Corporation to expand business to community-based
integrated care field
Changed listed market to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange
Shift from the First Section of the market to the Prime Market due to the reorganization of the market segment of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange◆Development base
Facilities

Location

Head office

Japan

Tokyo

Kansai branch

Japan

Osaka

Fukuoka office

Japan

Fukuoka

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57.97 %

Fundamental information

IT segment◆ Principal products and services
Segment
Businesssolution

Healthcare

Enterprises

Description of business

iRad series

A comprehensive workflow support tool for hospitals moving away from conventional film-based systems

Medi series

A system providing comprehensive support, fromthe everyday work of medical information management
through to the preparation of discharge summaries ,also effective in hospital function evaluation andmedical record management system acquisition

CWS

Work management system complying with the workstyle specific to medical institutions including nursing
departments.
It can be applied for use by nursing care operators in the form of a cloud service.

WELSA

Health management support service that centrally manages stress checks and medical examination
results and provides total support for corporate labor management

DigiProMR sales support platform to ensure high-quality and highly-efficient information provision bypharmaceutical manufacturers thanks to centralized management of explanatory materials used by MRs
in their sales activities

IT services
Providing IT services such as planning solutions to solve customer problems and developing, operating,for large enterprises:
and maintaining information systems (Implemented in conformity with international standards ISO9001,
Planning / development / 20000, 27001)
operation / maintenance

Service Business

Internetbusiness

Principal products
and services

Business area

GRANDITA next-generation ERP software package developed by a consortium of leading systems development
firms from various industries

GrandIT miramil

Cloud service of integrated business software for small and medium-sized enterprises developed basedon GRANDIT

Emergency Call

Support tool for the formulation of business contingency plans (BCPs) featuring emergency contact andsafety confirmation features for use in emergency situations, as well as internal communications
features for everyday use; facilitates the swift and accurate collection and dissemination of information

Internet business Mecha Comic

One of the largest e-comics distribution services in Japan providing the latest popular comics, longestablished comics, and original comics◆Service provision flow
●Business solution

Sales /
Provision of services
Customer(Medical institutions,companies, etc.)

Infocom
Payment

Sales
consignment

Sales(Distributor)●Internet business
Contents

Copyright holder
Production
company

Contents / Provisionof services

Contents
AmutusMecha Comic

Publisher, etc.
Usage fee

User
Usage fee

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Others segment

Others segment

New Business Development

New Business Development◆ Subsidiaries and affiliates
Company
1. Teijin Limited
2. Teijin Agency Corporation
3. Toho Chemical Engineering &Construction Co., Ltd.
4. Toho Machinery Co., Ltd.
5. Teijin Engineering Limited
6. Teijin Eco-science Limited
7. Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd.
8. Teijin Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.
9. Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd. *1
10. NOMON, Co., Ltd. *2
11. Teijin Meguro Institute Co., Ltd. *2(As of April 1, 2023)
Equity held byLocation
Business field
the GroupJapan Tokyo
Planning, execution, and support of new business development strategies/plans－ %Japan Osaka
Planning and production of printed matter and promotional materials, advertising
100 %agency business, insurance agency businessJapan Shizuoka
Engineering business such as environmental analysis, pollution prevention,
100 %manufacturing of environmental protection equipment, etc.
Japan Tokushima Design, manufacture and sale of various mechanical devices, etc.
100 %Japan Osaka
Machinery and engineering business
100 %Japan Tokyo
Environmental assessment, analysis and measurement
100 %Japan Okayama
Manufacture and sales of durable medical equipment
50 %Japan Osaka
Manufacture and sales of durable medical equipment
100 %Japan Aichi
Development, manufacturing, sales and contract of regenerative medicine products
57.7 %
and related products
Japan
Japan

Tokyo
Osaka

Sales of nutraceutical products and related businesses in general
Manufacture, sales, and export of raw materials for pharmaceuticals, functional
foods, feed and compositions, and contract cultivation
12. Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd. *3
ROKChungcheo Manufacture and sales of separators for lithium-ion secondary batteries
ngnam-do
13. RePEaT Co., Ltd.
Japan Tokyo
Licensing of chemical recycling technology using polyester products as raw
materials to domestic and overseas markets
Note: Equity held by the Group (as of the end of March 2023) includes equity held directly and indirectly by Teijin Limited.
*1. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Listed Company https://www.jpte.co.jp/en/*2. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Listed Company https://www.jpte.co.jp/en/*3. Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Listed Company https://www.jpte.co.jp/en/

100 %
100 %
100 %
45 %

◆ Business history● Regenerative Medicine & Implantable Medical Device
2008. 4

Established Innovation Research Institute in Iwakuni Factory

2009. 7

Established the Integrative Technology Research Institute to combines exploratory research technologies

2010. 42015. 42017. 72017.102021. 3

Established Innovative Medical material Project (IMM), which is charged with conducting research and commercializing medical materials
Established Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd., to expand joint prostheses
Established Teijin Medical Technologies Co., Ltd., to expand the bone-connecting material business
Acquired the spine business of Century Medical Co., Ltd.
Tender offer of common stock of Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd. to make it a subsidiary
Acquisition of spinal and trauma (fracture) business of Otsuka Group's KiSCO Co., Ltd.
Established of regenerative medicine platform for creation of innovative treatments in Kashiwanoha, Chiba

2022. 22022. 92023. 32023. 32023. 4

Submitted for manufacturing and marketing approval of patch for cardiovascular surgery
Strengthen the regenerative medicine CDMO business through an agreement to supply raw materials used in the development and manufacture of
regenerative medicine products
Agreed with Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd. to form an international business alliance with Resilience US, Inc. for regenerative medicine CDMO

● Battery Materials & Membrane2011.10 Established a lithium-ion battery (LiB) separator operating company in ROK (currently Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.)
2012. 7 Began production of LIELSORT , a Teijin-developed LiB separator
2014.12 Commenced operation of a second production line for LIELSORT at Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.
2015. 7 Expand in earnest MIRAIM , a high-performance membrane2018. 2 Installed new facility for mass production of MIRAIM
2018. 2 Decided the commenced operation of a third production line for LIELSORT at Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.
2019.11 Concluded a technical license agreement with Shanghai Energy Co., Ltd. for the manufacture of solvent-based coated separators used in in-vehiclelithium-ion secondary batteries
2020.12 Concluded a comprehensive license agreement with Shanghai Energy Co., Ltd. for the manufacture of solvent-based coated separators used inlithium-ion secondary batteries
2022. 3 Began initiatives to realize carbon neutrality in Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.

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Others segment

New Business Development● Biolier & Nutraceutical2013. 1 Established the Alliance Promotion Department within the New Business Development Group to propose, search out and advance M&A activities
and alliances worldwide in materials-related fields
2013. 1 Signed a strategic partnership agreement with InCube Labs LLC in the U.S.
2016. 7 Commenced sales of BARLEYmax , an enhanced barley product2018. 8 Commenced sales of fermentable dietary fiber INULIA
2019. 5 Established NOMON, Co., Ltd., a sales company for nutraceutical products
2020. 1 Commenced sales of probiotic materials
2020. 9 Accepted notification of foods with function claims for products containing INULIA
2021. 3 Launched Japan's first food supplement with functional claims to improve vaginal health
Launched a new brand of good bacteria supplement melito . Commenced sales of lactic acid bacteria URE *1 , LGG *1 and bifidobacteria BB-12 *2
Commenced sales of BARLEYmax , an enhanced barley product, in Europe
Established Teijin Meguro Research Institute Co., Ltd. as a base for the development and manufacturing of probiotic products in the functional
food ingredients business*1. UREX and LGG are registered trademarks of Chr. Hansen Holding A/S (Denmark)*2. BB-12 is a trademark of Chr. Hansen Holding A/S (Denmark)2021. 72022. 62022.10● Environmental Solution
AFRW (Advanced Fiber Reinforced Wood) *3 won the grand prize at the Japan Resilience Awards
Constructed the world's first building using AFRW
Building using AFRW won Wood City TOKYO Model Architecture Award
Launched a hybrid material of high-performance fibers and wood as LIVELY WOOD brandEstablished European Sustainable Technology Innovation Center (ESTIC) in Arnhem, the Netherlands
Concluded a distribution agreement for the licensed sale of hydrogen fuel cells
Started developing the LIVELY VILLA brand of relocatable buildings made of a hybrid material of high-performance fiber and wood
Conducted demonstration experiment using hydrogen fuel cells with Tokyu Construction Co., Ltd.
Established a joint venture company (RePEaT Co., Ltd.) to license polyester chemical recycling technology
Concluded license agreement regarding polyester chemical recycling technology with Zhejiang Jianxin Jiaren New Materials Co., Ltd.
Developed new fuel cell units and pressure vessel units
Started joint trials with Fujitsu Limited to enhance environmental value of recycled carbon fiber used in the manufacturing process of bicycle
frames*3. Laminated timber for wooden buildings using high-performance fibers
2018. 32018. 92019.112020.122021. 12021. 22021. 92022.102022.122023. 22023. 32023. 1

◆ Production sites
Company
Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd.
Teijin Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.

Japan
Japan

Location
Okayama, Okayama
Himeji, Ehime

Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd.

Japan

Gamagori, Aichi

Teijin Meguro Institute Co., Ltd.

Japan

Kasai, Hyogo

Teijin Limited

Japan

Matsuyama, Ehime

Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.

ROK

Asan, Chungcheongnam-doJapanHino, Tokyo◆R&D sites
Company
Teijin Limited

Location
Iwakuni, Yamaguchi
Matsuyama, Ehime

Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd.

The Netherlands
Japan

Arnhem, Gelderland
Okayama, Okayama

Teijin Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.

Japan

Okayama, Okayama

Japan Tissue Engineering Co., Ltd.

Japan

Gamagori, Aichi

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Others segment

New Business Development◆Characteristics of main products, Product line and Sales configuration●Regenerative Medicine & Implantable Medical Device[Characteristics of main products]
Model / Material

InsurancecoveragefeatureProduct lineup

Sales company

Joint prostheses○

An artificial material used for the purpose of regaining
the original function of a joint that has been deformed
or destroyed due to osteoarthritis or rheumatoid
arthritis. It is expected that the pain will be eliminated [Hip joint] UNIVERSIA, GS-Taper, VLIAN
Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd.
by replacing the deformed part with an artificial joint,[Knee joint] Future Knee, FINE
which will lead to improvement of activity and quality oflife in daily life. Joints commonly replace include knees,
hips, shoulders, elbows, ankles and fingers etc.

Spinal fixation system○

A medical device used for the purpose of reducing andfixing the spine to an appropriate shape after removing
Saccura, UNIOS PL spacer
nerve compression for spinal diseases such as
spondylolisthesis and herniated disc.

Teijin Nakashima Medical Co., Ltd.

○A bioactive, high-strength biodegradable andresorbable osteosynthesis material consisting of acomplex of poly-L-lactic acid and non-calcinedhydroxyapatite (u-HA). Medical devices implanted in the
body for bone fixation purposes, including screws,
plates and intramedullary rods
Super Fixove EX, Super Fixove MX,
Used in a wide range of fields, including orthopedics,
Osteotrans Plus,oral surgery, plastic surgery, neurosurgery, and thoracic GR Tuck Pin
surgery.
Bioresorbable bone-connecting materials have theproperties of being broken down and absorbed within
the body, eliminating the need for secondary surgery to
remove the material.

Teijin Medical Technologies Co., Ltd.

Biodegradable andresorbable osteosynthesis
material[Product line]
Molding,
processing, etc.

material

Medicalequipment

Packaging
Teijin Nakashima Medical (Okayama, Japan)
Teijin Medical Technology (Osaka, Japan)[Sales configuration]
Provision of academic
information

Payment
Payment(including
sale rights)

Overseas
sales rightacquisition
company

Medicalinstitution

Payment

Patient
Portion of cost borneby individual

sale

sale

sale

Prescriptionsale

Teijin Nakashima
Medical / Teijin
Medical Technology

Payment
agencyPayment(screening)

Reimbursement for medical
examination (drug price)

SocialInsurance
Medical Fee
Payment Fund

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Others segment

New Business Development● Battery Materials & Membrane[Characteristics of main products]
1．LiB separator LIELSORT
Made from microporous polyethylene membranes sandwiched between layers of Teijin's porous aramid resin or fluorine compound andused to separate cathode and anode without hindering the movement of lithium ions between the electrodes, thereby enhancing battery safety
and performance
Teijin used our expertise in polymeric chemistry acquired over a long period of time to develop the world's first technology for
simultaneously coating both sides of a base separator. We also developed a high-speed coating technology that is five times faster thanconventional coating. Our coating capabilities live up to customers' expectations.
Product typeMeta-aramid coating

Fluorine compound
coatingFeatures
LiB separator with meta-aramid materials coating is capableof maintaining its shape at temperatures up to 250 °C
In spot heating test, does not break down even at 350 °C

High safety, long lifespanHigh output, long lifespan

Fluorine compound coatings deliver superior adhesion to the polymer
electrolyte and resistance to oxidation under high voltages

2．High-performance membrane (porous membrane) MIRAIM
By combining the basic film-forming technology of extrusion and stretching with the molding know-how that Teijin has cultivated over many
years, it has three characteristics: 1) high pore diameter accuracy, 2) precise film thickness control, and 3) high porosity.
Taking advantages of these properties, it can be used as a base material for filters that remove nano-level particles in the electronics andsemiconductor fields, and in the energy field as electrolyte membranes for fuel cells and moisture-permeable waterproof membranes thatexceed non-woven fabrics. Moreover, it demonstrates high performance in in vitro diagnostic reagent applications, virus removal and cell
separation membranes, etc. in the life science field. It can be made hydrophilic by surface treatment (Water repellent treatment is also
possible).
Product typeFeaturesA
polyethylene
membranethatfeaturesauniform
pore
structure with no difference between the front andSingle layer membraneback sides.
Composite membrane

A value-added membrane made by laminating non-woven fabric to single-layer polyethylene.
By laminating non-woven fabric, rigidity can be added to the membrane and it can act as a pre-filter.

[Product line]
1．LiB separator LIELSORT
Film

Simultaneous coating on bothsides

Base film
manufacturer

Teijin Lielsort Korea Co., Ltd.
（Asan, ROK）

LIELSORT

2．High-performance membrane (porous membrane) MIRAIM

Raw material

Raw material
manufacturer

Casting

Stretching

Take-upTeijin (Matsuyama, Japan)

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Others segment

New Business Development● Biolier & Nutraceutical, Environmental Solution[Characteristics of main products]
Classification

Model / MaterialfeatureProduct lineup

Sales company

A barley developed by the Australian Federal
Institute of Science and Industry, asuperfood containing twice the total dietary
BARLEYmax
fiber and four times the resistant starch(indigestible starch) compared to ordinarybarley.

Teijin Limited

Chicory-derived inulin

It is made by extracting from the roots ofchicory, a plant of the Asteraceae family
cultivated in the Netherlands. Due to its
water-soluble nature, it is easy to use inInuliabeverages and foods, and it is possible toeasily ingest dietary fiber, which is said to be
in short supply by the Japanese.

Teijin Limited

Bifidobacterium

Bifidobacterium is the most frequently
published paper and is being researched. It
is acid-resistant and can reach the depths of BB-12 *1
the intestines alive, and it is also safe forpowdered milk.

Teijin Limited

Lactic acid bacteria for women focusing on
the support of vaginal flora. Two types oflactic acid bacteria are mixed in a wellbalanced manner, reaching the depths of
the intestines and staying for a long time.

UREX *2

Teijin Limited

It is one of the few varieties that is acidresistant and can reach the depths of theintestines alive. It is characterized by a high
LGG *2adhesion rate due to having special cilia,
and can be used safely by infants and theelderly.

Teijin Limited

Nicotinamidemononucleotide(NMN)

Originally produced naturally in humans andliving organisms, it is a substance necessary
to generate the energy of cells that are
Nadaltasessential for all human activities, and is
expected to have the effect of delaying theaging phenomenon.

NOMON, Co., Ltd.

Wasabi Sulforaphane(6-MSITC)

Judgment (ability to process information
accurately) and attention, which are a partof cognitive function, are the main healthingredients contained in a small amount of
wasabi's rhizome from which the pungent
WASAbisingredient peculiar to wasabi has been
removed. It is a nutritional material that can
suppress the generation of active enzymes
by improving the performance and highantioxidant activity.

NOMON, Co., Ltd.

Super barley

Functional food material
Lactic acid bacteria*1. BB-12 is a trademark of Chr. Hansen Holding A/S (Denmark)*2. UREX and LGG are registered trademarks of Chr. Hansen Holding A/S (Denmark)Please refer to the link below for an overview of products handled by Teijin Meguro Institute Co., Ltd
https://www.meguro-kenkyujo.co.jp/en/38