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Structural reform through a review of production capacity at the Thai and Guangzhou subsidiaries and fundamental reductions in fixed costs

First written in FY2024-Q2. 6 of 11 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2024-Q3. Latest entry: FY2026.

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ProgressHeldSoftenedWorseAdvancedFY2024-Q3 – FY2026-H12023: 120232024: 320242025: 120252026: 62026
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  1. FY2026AdvancedAnnual report

    「In Thailand, sales decreased due to lower production of automotive parts for major customers in both the domestic and export markets, but profit increased due to the continuing effects of structural reforms, including workforce optimisation and the downsizing of the die business implemented by the previous fiscal year, as well as higher selling prices reflecting soaring energy costs. In China, although production cuts by major Japanese OEMs, the main customers, continued, production of electrification components for automotive battery manufacturers continued to increase substantially. Sales and profit both increased significantly due to the continuing effects of structural reforms, including workforce optimisation and the sale of fixed assets, implemented by the previous fiscal year.」

    In Thailand, the ordinary loss of ¥92 million was converted into ordinary profit of ¥75 million, and in China, the ordinary loss of ¥895 million was converted into ordinary profit of ¥724 million, owing in part to the continuing effects of structural reform. The disclosure states that the effects of structural reform were reflected in annual results.
  2. FY2026-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「In Thailand, both domestic and export production of automotive parts and general-purpose engine parts for major customers increased year on year. In addition, the continuing effects of structural reforms implemented through the previous fiscal year, including workforce optimization and cost-reduction activities, resulted in increases in both revenue and profit. In China, revenue increased despite the impact of production cuts by Japanese manufacturers, owing to the results of sales expansion activities in the electrification field and a significant increase in production of electrification parts. Profit also increased due to the continuing effects of structural reforms implemented through the previous fiscal year.」

    The continuing effects of structural reforms implemented through the previous fiscal year in Thailand and China, including workforce optimization and cost reductions, have resulted in higher revenue and profit and a return from losses to profitability.
  3. FY2025-H1RaisedAnnual report

    「In addition to activities to reduce costs, including expenses and transportation costs, we are promoting initiatives such as workforce optimization and production-capacity optimization through the structural reform launched this fiscal year.」

    In addition to the structural reform continuing in Thailand and Guangzhou from the previous fiscal year, we launched structural reform in Wuhan from the current fiscal year, expanding the scope to workforce optimization and production-capacity optimization.
  4. FY2024AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Thai Marujun and 広州丸順汽車配件有限公司, our overseas consolidated subsidiaries, we recorded ¥1,058 million in losses on disposal of property, plant and equipment, ¥92 million in impairment losses, ¥681 million in special retirement allowances and ¥54 million in inventory valuation losses as extraordinary losses, as structural-reform expenses for reviewing production capacity and fundamentally reducing fixed costs to strengthen their operating foundations.」

    The structural reform in Thailand and Guangzhou progressed from the planning stage to implementation involving expense recognition, and specific structural-reform-related expenses were recorded.
  5. FY2024-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Thai Marujun and 広州丸順汽車配件有限公司, our overseas consolidated subsidiaries, we recorded ¥1,041 million in losses on disposal of property, plant and equipment, ¥18 million in impairment losses and ¥671 million in special retirement allowances as extraordinary losses, as structural-reform expenses for reviewing production capacity and fundamentally reducing fixed costs to strengthen their operating foundations. In addition to soliciting voluntary retirements, the structural reform includes the transfer of equipment between plants, layout changes and consolidation of production sites, with the aim of establishing a highly efficient production system that eliminates waste thoroughly.」

    The structural reform in Thailand and Guangzhou progressed from the planning stage to implementation involving expense recognition, and a total of ¥1,730 million was recorded for losses on disposal of property, plant and equipment, impairment losses and special retirement allowances. In Guangzhou, voluntary retirements, equipment transfers, layout changes and consolidation of production sites were also carried out.
  6. FY2024-Q2First statedAnnual report

    「To achieve sustainable growth for our group, we decided to promote structural reform at our consolidated subsidiaries Thai Marujun and 広州丸順汽車配件有限公司. The structural reform is intended to strengthen the companies' operating foundations by reviewing production capacity and fundamentally reducing fixed costs. Impairment losses and structural-reform expenses associated with the business reorganization are expected to arise during the current fiscal year, but the amounts remain undetermined as they are still under detailed review.」

    We disclosed for the first time a new structural-reform program covering Thai Marujun and 広州丸順汽車配件有限公司. The program will review production capacity and fundamentally reduce fixed costs, with impairment losses and structural-reform expenses associated with the business reorganization expected during the current fiscal year, although the amounts remain undetermined.
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"Growth in orders for the precision components and engineering businesses" moved the same way as this thread, in the same document, in 6 of its 11 moves.

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  1. ★This thread
  2. 1Growth in orders for the precision components and engineering businesses6×
  3. 2Improved profitability and return to profitability for operating profit and ordinary profit4×
  4. 3Expanding the Customer Base in Thailand and Improving Production Capabilities at the China Site4×
  5. 4Capital Investment to Improve Labor Efficiency, Streamline Operations, and Enhance Product Reliability4×
  6. 5Medium- to Long-Term Performance-Linked Share Compensation Plan4×
  7. 6Prioritizing Financial Soundness Through No Dividends and Abolition of the Shareholder Benefit Program3×

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