Losses at Stores and to Assets Due to Large-Scale Earthquakes, etc.

「・Developing stores as disaster-prevention hubs ・Disaster-prevention awareness activities conducted at stores and in local communities: 60 times/year ・Expanding cooperation frameworks with local governments Number of agreements signed: 213 The Group has signed disaster-prevention agreements with 186 local governments nationwide, and conducts training for voluntary disaster-prevention organisations, disaster-prevention classes at elementary and junior high schools, and awareness activities at DCM stores introducing the latest disaster-prevention expertise and supplies.」

「To address these risks, the Group has implemented measures including establishing guidelines and emergency response manuals, maintaining emergency contact networks, introducing a safety confirmation system, conducting regular drills and stockpiling necessary supplies.」

「Disaster losses 26」

「Disaster losses 270」

「Disaster losses 263」

「Disaster losses 191」

「Disaster losses 52」

「Disaster losses 131」

「Disaster losses 120」

「Disaster losses 86」

「Disaster losses 47」

「The Group does not carry earthquake insurance after taking the coverage and premiums into consideration. Accordingly, if a major earthquake causes buildings to collapse or other damage, the Group's results may be affected.」

「Disaster losses 59」

「Disaster losses 10」

「Disaster losses 3」

「Special losses mainly comprised losses from the disposal of merchandise, the retirement of store equipment and restoration costs related to the July 2018 heavy rains in western Japan and the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake. Disaster losses 767」

「The Group does not carry earthquake insurance because of the coverage and premiums. Accordingly, if a major earthquake causes buildings to collapse or other damage, the Group's results may be affected.」

「Disaster losses ¥289 million」

「This resulted from the Kumamoto Earthquake in April 2016. The breakdown included losses from the disposal of merchandise, the retirement of store equipment and restoration costs, and the total amount recorded, including the estimated amount as of the end of the current third-quarter consolidated accounting period, was ¥322 million.」

「This resulted from the Kumamoto Earthquake in April 2016. The breakdown included losses from the disposal of merchandise, the retirement of store equipment and restoration costs, and the total amount recorded, including the estimated amount as of the end of the current second-quarter consolidated accounting period, was ¥322 million.」

「Some stores were damaged by the Kumamoto Earthquake in April 2016 and are operating from temporary premises. The Group is currently working on restoration to resume normal operations.」