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Home Appliances Company Growth Strategy
September 29, 2010

Home Appliances Company Kazunori Takami

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Ⅰ.Introduction Ⅱ.Vision for the Future Ⅲ.Main Initiatives in GT12

Copyright (C) 2010 Panasonic Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 1

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Ⅰ.Introduction Ⅱ.Vision for the future Ⅲ.Main initiatives in GT12

Manufacturing & Sales Products
Home appliances field
Cooking

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Devices field
Diaphragm gas meters

Heating/Refrigeration field
Refrigerators
Vending machines

IH cooking heaters
Rice cookers

Microwave ovens

Water boilers Juicers

House work Vacuum cleaners

Washing machines

Seasons

Air conditioning & boiler

Electric Heating equipment
Water-related equipment

Air conditioners

Ultrasound wave Gas meters (USM)

CO2HP boilers P Modules

Garbage disposals

Dish washer Irons /dryers

Sanitary equipment

Car devices

Household fuel cell
Motors Magnetrons Compressors for refrigerators

Compressors for Heat Vacuum air-conditionings exchangers thermal insulators

Compressors for car air-conditioners

Copyright (C) 2010 Panasonic Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 2

HA Company in Panasonic Group
“Sales” by business segment (FY2010 results)
Others 16% Digital AVC Networks PEW and 40% PanaHome 19% Home Components Appliances and Devices

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“Operating profit”

12%

13%

14% 15%

8%

36%

27%

Sales in Home Appliances business segment
Panasonic Ecology Systems Co., Ltd. Lighting Company

HA Company

81%
Source:Panasonic consolidated financial results

Sales Structure of HA Company
■ 3 Major products (air conditioners, washing machines & refrigerators) account for 45%
Vending machines 2% IH cooking heaters 3% Vacuum cleaners 4% Gas meters 2% Dish washers 2% Others 6%

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Air conditioners 23%

EcoCute 4% Small cookware 5% Compressors for refrigeration 6% Microwave ovens 6% Motors 7% Compressors for air conditioners 8%

Washing machines 11%

45%

Refrigerators

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