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Konica Minolta, Inc.
June 13, 2019
Kazuyoshi HataSenior Executive OfficerGeneral Manager, Corporate Planning Division and Investor Relations Konica Minolta, Inc.
Evolution
Konica Minolta, Inc.
Business Technologies & IndustrialBusiness briefing
Konica Minolta, Inc.
Positioning of businesses explained today
Business Unit Core Business Growth Business New Business
Office
IT service Solution
Workplace Hub
Measuring Instruments
Visual Inspection
Planetarium
Performance Materials
New film
IJ components
Optical components
QOL
Status monitoring Digital Manufacturing
Imaging Solutions
Healthcare Ultrasound Medical IT
Bio-healthcare(Precision medicine)
Production Print Marketing services
Textile
Industrial Printing
Materials OLED
Bundled provision of IT services
Cloud
Overseas partners Outing and businesstrip destinations
Remote work
Office
Bizhub i-serise
Materials and components field
Optical systems for industrial use field
Office
Industrial
Healthcare
Professional print
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Breakdown of businesses explained today
56%21%
9%
11%3%
56%
16%
3%
25%
FY2018
Revenue Breakdown
¥1059 billion
FY2018
Operating Profit Breakdown
Industrial Business
New Business
Office Business
Professional Print Business
HealthcareBusiness
Of the businesses explained today, Core and Growth
Business account for 97% of earnings. (except WPH)
w/o New Business & corporate
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Comprehensive strengths of Konica Minolta that can be demonstrated through Value Chain
Value Chain
CorporateR&D
Headquarters
ProductionPrint
IndustrialPrinting
OfficePerformance
Materials
IJ Components
Measuringinstrument
Toner
IJ headInk
IQ-501
Lightsource color
Object colorVisual quality
Info
rmatio
n in
dustry
Physical representation media|Visual painting, Industrial Printing ,commercial printing ,office printing, office equipment, and business technologies industries
Electronic representation media | Display industry
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Comprehensive strengths of Konica Minolta that can be demonstrated through Value Chain
Physical representation mediaVisual painting, Industrial Printing ,commercial printing ,office printing,
office equipment, and business technologies industries
Value Chain
Electronic representation mediaDisplay industry
KuzuharaSenior Executive Officer
Kamezawa Executive Officer
TaikoSenior Executive Officer
Info
rmatio
n in
dustry
CorporateR&D
Headquarters
ProductionPrint
IndustrialPrinting
OfficePerformance
Materials
IJ Components
Measuringinstrument
Toner
IJ headInk
IQ-501
Lightsource color
Object colorVisual quality
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Konica Minolta, Inc.Performance Materials Business
June 13, 2019
Noriyasu KuzuharaSenior Executive OfficerDivision President of Material & Component Business HeadquartersKonica Minolta, Inc.
Evolution
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Overview of Materials and components Business
Performance Materials Business
Today's structure
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Business Unit Core Business Growth Business New Business
Office
IT service Solution
Workplace Hub
Measuring Instruments
Visual Inspection
Planetarium
Performance Materials
New film
IJ components
Optical components
QOL
Status monitoring Digital Manufacturing
Imaging Solutions
Healthcare Ultrasound Medical IT
Bio-healthcare(Precision medicine)
Production Print Marketing services
Textile
Industrial Printing
Materials OLED
Bundled provision of IT services
Cloud
Overseas partners Outing and businesstrip destinations
Remote work
Office
Bizhub i-serise
Materials and components field
Optical systems for industrial use field
Office
Industrial
Healthcare
Professional print
Revenue Breakdown
within the company
OP Breakdown
within the company
Overview of Materials and components Business
11%
33%
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Optical systems for industrial use fieldSupporting quality control in all industries with object and light color measuring technology.
Automobiles and building materials
Display , lights Food, Pharmaceuticals, and Cosmetics
Paper, apparel and plastics
Materials and components fieldLeveraging our advanced technology to provide key devices that are essential to the industry.
<Performance Materials>Display film
<IJ components >Ink jet head
<Optical components>Lens unit and optical
elements
Strengthening Industrial Business
Profitability
Expansion of applications
Expand customer base
Overview of Materials and components Business
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Overview of Materials and components Business
FY17 FY18 FY19
Revenue (A) 118.2 116.7 130.0
YoY +16% -1% +11%
YoY wo/Forex - -1% -
Operating profit (B) 23.5 20.9 25.0
Normalized OP(C) 23.5 20.9 25.0
% (C/A) 20% 18% 19%
Growth driver ofOptical systems for industrial use field
• Measuring Instruments: Expansion of OLED applications such as smart watches.
• Contributing to Smartphone Productivity Improvement.
• Capture business opportunities other than smartphones.
• Launch of Visual Inspection Business.
Growth driver ofMaterials and components field
• Performance Materials: High value-added product shift achieved 11% revenue increase.
• IJ components: Achieved 19% revenue increase.
• Performance Materials : Introduce new resin film to yield higher value-added functional films.
• IJ components : Introduce new products head to acquire new markets.
[¥ Billions]Growth driver
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Overview of Materials and components Business
Expanding Business Domains by Advancing Input and Output with Full-Scale Digitization.
A/D
D/ATransformation
Dramatic improvement in
accuracy requirements
Expanding
application
Optical input
Touch-input
LCD OLED
Printing
Products supporting output function
Products supporting input function
Expanding Expanding10
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Overview of Materials and components Business
Genre-Top value provider in a large industrial (display) supply chain.
Output Provided:Improving the value of Customer’s Roadmap.
ResinMachining fluid Film
Processed film
Polarizing plate
LCD panels
LCD TV
End customer needs
❷
❸
Optical systems for industrial use
Materials and components
❶Feedback
Technology trend
(1) High-quality customer information
Value chain assets・ Market, technology and trend
(2) Concentrate and specialize in areas of strength
Genre-Top core
(3) Rationalization between processes is valuable
Improving the value of customer roadmaps by integrating sales, development, and production.
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Performance Materials Business
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Business domains and Characteristics
● 4 optical films on the LCD screen.● 4 films with different characteristics.
PVA
Structure of LCD panels
Retardation film
PVA
Retardationfilm
Plain TAC
Surface-treated TAC
Structure ofpolarizer
Panel/coating manufacturer
Hardness,Coating appropriateness
Front polarizer
Rear polarizer
Liquid-crystal cell
Panel manufacturerOptical properties
(retardation)
Polarizer manufacturerProcessability
Function Road-mapLeading customer segment
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Market Overview:Market Size and Future
Displays are a stable market, with an increase in panel area of 4% annually.Panel manufacturers expand production capacity at large panel factories (G10.5).
Polarizer manufacturers expand production capacity at ultra-wide polarizer factories.
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Average panel area size (Relative)14
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Supply chain of Performance Materials Business
Increase the value of the customer's roadmap by getting good information through deep contact with a limited number of customers.
5 or more5 or more(several companies for each material)
10 or more 20 or more 100 or moreMajor Number of players
Film manufacturerRaw materialsmanufacturer
Polarizermanufacturer
Panel manufacturer
Set manufacturer
Coating manufacturer
3 or more
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Business Transition and Transform~SHINKA Medium-Term Strategies
1990s'~2013
Phase-1Business creation
~ Period of rapid expansion
2014~2018
Phase-2Transform
2019~
Phase-3Evolution during
maturation
Strategy
● Consistent “Genre-Top” strategy.● Products ⇒ Focus on increase the value of the customer's roadmap.
• Notebook PC and mobile growth.• TV expandied rapidly centered on
VA Mode.
• Emergence of competitors other than TAC.
In-house production.Water-resistant.⇒Acrylic, PET, COP
• To increase the size of TVs.• Mobile diversification
Water-resistant.• Driving by Chinese forces.
CompetitionsEnvironment
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Strategy Phase-1 :Period of rapid expansion of panels
2000 2010 2019
Thin film(40μTAC)
Notebook PC mobileThin demand
TV large sizeHardness and solidity issues
Small mobile devicesUltra-thin demand
VA retardation
Film(VA-TAC)
For TVThin film(60μTAC)
Ultra-thinfilm
(20μTAC)
TV early daysSimple configuration
Pla
ne film
Reta
rdatio
nfilm
Tth
in film
Phase-1 “TAC monopoly era” : Providing the necessary value as a trend leader in the industry.
1st
1st
1st 1st
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Thin film40μTAC
Notebook PC mobileThin demand
TV large sizeHardness and solidity issues
Small mobile devicesUltra-thin demand
VA retardation
Film(VA-TAC)
For TVThin film60μTAC
Ultra-thinfilm
20μTAC
TV early daysSimple configuration
Pla
ne film
Reta
rdatio
nfilm
Tth
in film
1st
1st
1st 1st
Strategy Phase-2 :Transform to SHINKA in Medium-term management plan(2014-2018)
Phase-2 ”Emergence of other resin” : Providing value through aggressive changes capturing market changes.
Increase in TV using IPS
Changes in marketingDemand for waterproof
IPS retardation film (IPS-TAC)+Taiwan OEM
VA retardation film (VA-TAC)With high waterproof
PET film combination
Strengthen features
• Actively utilize.• Value expansion of
TAC retardation.
2018
In response
Phase-3
PET
COP/ acrylic
PET
COP/ acrylic 1st
Emergence of other resin
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Phase-2 : Financial performance
0
200
400
600
FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18
Sale
s (¥
billions)
● Aggressive shift in product mix led to a turnaround in sales.● Revenue 11%UP in FY2017⇒FY2018.
Performance Materials Business revenue trend60
40
20
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Vision of Phase-2
Strengthen retardation film (VA:waterproof, IPS:begin in earnest )
Initiatives for the next growth strategy (use of factories).
Phase-1 Phase-2
Kobe Factory300 million m2~
KobeFactory
300 million m2
TaiwanOEM
KobeFactory
Thin film(40μ, 20μTAC)
VA retardation
film(VA-TAC)
Plane film(60μTAC)
Thin film(40μ, 20μTAC)
VA & IPSretardation
film(VA-TAC & IPS-TAC)
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Phase 3: After that SHINKA medium-term management plan
Use of new resins to help customers realize their roadmaps.
2019
TAC film
(Retardation film
& Thin film)
Further strengthening.
Support for strengthening
customer’s roadmap
using new resins*."Value" means...
Our waterproof materials↓
Providing Value Exceeding Existing COP/ Acrylics
* New resin:Resin different from TAC
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Differences in casting methods
Molten type
Belt-type Drum-type
Solution type
ResinResin
+ Functional agents
Thick film with emphasis on productivity
Thin film filmRetardation film
General method for making acrylic and COP
Manufacturing method of TAC Casting method
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Ourmanufacturing method
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Phase-3:Value of new resins
Contributing to increaseing the value of the customer’sroadmap and the expansion of our strategy freedom.
TAC filmNew resin film
Existing COP/ acrylics ⇒Molten typeExisting
COP &Acrylic
TAC
STANDARD SPECIAL SPECIAL&PROGRESSIVE
VA & IPS retardation filmFor large size TV
Ultra-thin film for mobile
(Small and medium size display)
OLED-TV
Touch screen panel
⇒ Solution type (Resin + Functional agent)
・Protective film less・ Laser cutting
Appropriateness Granted
・ Ductility
(Folding)
・ UV cuts
Absorption
:
<Evolving Platform>
・・
New resin*(SANUQI®, SAZMA®)
* New resin:Resin different from TAC23
Our manufacturing method
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Vision of Phase-3
Evolve from “TAC film manufacturer” to “Optical film manufacturer”.Acquire increased production capacity and customer contact capacity at the same time.
Phase-2New resin* film
Functional retardationultra-thin film
KobeFactory
Phase-1
Kobe Factory300 million m2~
KobeFactory
300 million m2
TaiwanOEM
Thin film(40μ, 20μTAC)
VA retardation
film(VA-TAC)
Plane film(60μTAC)
Thin film(40μ, 20μTAC)
VA & IPSretardation
film(VA-TAC & IPS-TAC)
* New resin:Resin different from TAC
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New resin* products aim for revenue increase over 30% by FY22.
Expanding Business fields: Into Digital Input/Output fields & Revenue increase over 30% in new field
Thin filmfor mobile
Retardation film
for TV
Plain film(60μTAC)
Thin filmfor mobile
Retardation film
for TVUltra-thin film
forsmall mobile
Retardation film
for Largesize TV
filmfor foldable
Anti-reflection
filmfor OLED TV
filmfor TSP**
Digital input/output field
Products supporting output function(improved visibility)
Products supporting input function
Retardation film field TSP **field
TAC resin New resin*
SHINKA
Maximize customer synergies from the IJ components business
TAC resin
* New resin:Resin different from TAC**TSP:Touch screen panel
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Comprehensive strengths of Konica Minolta that can be demonstrated through Value Chain
Physical representation mediaVisual painting, Industrial Printing ,commercial printing ,office printing,
office equipment, and business technologies industries
Value Chain
Electronic representation mediaDisplay industry
KuzuharaSenior Executive Officer
Kamezawa Executive Officer
TaikoSenior Executive Officer
Info
rmatio
n in
dustry
CorporateR&D
Headquarters
ProductionPrint
IndustrialPrinting
OfficePerformance
Materials
IJ Components
Measuringinstrument
Toner
IJ headInk
IQ-501
Lightsource color
Object colorVisual quality
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Konica Minolta, Inc.Measuring instrument Business
June 13, 2019
Hitoshi KamezawaExecutive OfficerGeneral Manager, Sensing Business UnitKonica Minolta, Inc.
Evolution
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Overview of Measuring Instruments Business
Environment and strategy for display measurement
Strategies in Appearance and Visual inspection
Group synergies
Today's structure
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Overview of Measuring Instrument Business
Light source color measurement 74% Object color measurement 26%
Providing light and color measurement using at ease.
Mobile devices, home appliances and lighting
Color adjustment of display products.
Optical uneven inspection of display products.
Performance evaluation and quality control of LED lighting.
Automobiles, Food, Printing, Construction and Fibers
Color quality control of automobile exterior and interior parts.
Grading by Food Color..
Color matching of printed materials.
Factors causing fluctuations in measuring instrument demand (mainly light source color measurement products).
Expansion of manufacturing factory and production lines.
Emergence of new inspection needs based on innovation.
Expansion of display product applications.
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Worldwide supportGlobal
customer contact
Agile
development system
Software & Hard
technology
Overview of Measuring Instrument Business
Global multipolar development system
Global Sales with Supply Chain Pressure
Genre-Top software and hardware technologies
Customer supportSystem
Genre-Top strategies= “Customer value chain assetsx Achieving high added value by sustainably utilizing Genre-Top cores".
Color, display measuring Japan, the United States, and Germany
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FY18
• Rebound from the previous fiscal year's OLED.
manufacturing capital investment.
• Increased customer numbers due to growth in ICT.
manufacturers and display manufacturers in China.
FY2019 policy
• Contributing to Smartphone Productivity Improvement.
• Capture business opportunities other than smartphones.
• Begin in earnest of visual measurement business.
Overview of Measuring Instrument Business
Begin in earnest of visual measurement business while capturing changes in the number of display customers and their targets.
FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19(F)
+4%
+51%
-20%
+16%
Large investment related to OLED400
200
Measuring instrument
• Capturing medium-term growth trends by expanding customer base in China and South Korea and OLED applications.
¥ billions
20
40
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Revenue
¥32.2 billion
20192018 2020 2021
Begin in earnest of Visual Inspection business.
New display solutions.
Launch of appearance measurement business.
Promotion of digital color management.
Continuation and expansion of existing business.
Overview of Measuring Instrument Business
Aiming for high-earnings businesses, centered on Genre-Top strategies.
Measuring instrument group companies
Object color measurement
+ Light source color measurement
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Environment and strategy for display measurement
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Business opportunity
Approach the expanding supply chain, production process and application with 3 company solutions at each stage and each challenges.
SpecificationsPanel
adjustment
panel
Inspection
Module Inspection
device inspection
Panel manufacturers Assembly manufacturers
Wide range of applications
Display manufacturers
LCD
OLEDQD*
MiniLED
MicroLED
* QD = Quantum dots 34
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3,000
3,100
3,200
2016 2017 2018 2019 (F) 2020 (F)
DisplayOverallsVolume Trend(M Units)
Display market trend Introduction of new equipment using new devices
Source:IHS Markit 2019
0
30
60
90
120
2016 2017 2018 2019 (F) 2020 (F)
SmartwatchVR/ARVolume Trend(M Units)
Smartwatch
VR/AR
Rapidly growing market for new devices
Capture the introduction of equipment for new devices due to the inflection point of the display market.
Future environment
Measuring instruments change due to technological innovation.
OLED, the MiniLED, the MicroLED, and others
Introducing new products and solutions
tailored to the characteristics of each display.
Measuring instrument and software-based compensation.
Contribute to yield improvement.
■ Successful Activities: OLED
2019:The calm of demand&Share change, 2020:recovery
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Strategies in the display measurement field
Continue to be the market leader in the display quality inspection solutions market.
Focus on trends in Asian markets, customers, and competitors.Aiming to provide value and expand business in response to changes in the market and customers.
Market share of more than 50%
: High-speed measurement, Ultra-low brightness measurement, and High reliability
: High accuracy, Industry standards
: High-speed and high-precision adjustment system for each pixel
&
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Strategies in Appearance* and Visual Inspection
* Appearance = itching skin, mapping, contrast, etc.
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Business foundation
Printing paperTextile
Plastic
Paint and Ink
Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics
Building materials
Food and Agriculture
Automobile
* MIF = Number of measuring instrument units in operation in Machines In the Field markets
MIF* in a wide variety of markets, including automobiles, ICT, and chemical products: over 0.1 million units.
ICT
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Evolution of interior and exterior materials, design and painting techniques.
Changes and Strategies Targeted in the Appearance and Visual Inspection field
“Increasing design, changes in materials and technologies, and improvement of production efficiency” are in parallel.Expand business through “Provide visual + color solution” which is difficult to quantify and automate.
Measuring Instrument business domains
Expanding
e.g. Vehicle exterior skin
e.g.color of automotive exterior
e.g. gloss of dashboard
e.g. Inspection of automotive exterior’s defects
GlossApiaLance
ColorVisual
Inspection
■ In the automotive industry
• Increased demand for quantitative color and visual indicators.
• Human eye dependent inspection cannot be increased.
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Advance into the automotive visual inspection field and make strategic investments
Providing complete
automated visual
inspection Systems.
• Stable quality control
• Improve productivity and
efficiency
• Improvement of the work
environment
Measuring instrument business
Core Technologies
Customer asset
Globalautomobile company
Deep Learning
Konica Minolta
• Optical analysis technology
• Image processing• Lighting technology• High-sensitivity
camera
Current situation
Strong demand for
quality inspection
automation
Vision
Inspection of defects
dependent on human eye.
Background of Strategic Investment in the field of visual inspectionfor automobiles.
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Strategic Investments :Eines Systems, Inc.
Leading global company in visual inspection systems
Head Office: Valencia, Spain
Established: 1992 Employees: 66
Specializing in automated quality inspection systems for automotive production.
Expertise in European factory automation and agile development system.
Adopted by automobile manufacturers in Europe and North America.
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Growth potential and vision of the automobile visual inspection market
Global automobile visual inspection forecasts
(¥ Billions)
Source: Our Analyses by Global Automotive Production Lines, etc.
Vision at 3-5 years from now
FY19 FY22 FY25
50
100
Complete automation of visual inspection from
current human eye dependent inspection.
Improving the value provided to automobile
companies. (quality improvement, efficiency
improvement, source flow improvement)
Global expansion of business utilizing Eines Systems
and our bases.
Establish Genre-Top position in automotive visual
inspection.
Automated remediation of defects and the
development and introduction of All-in-1 models
through technological synergies with us.
Infancy
Expansions
5.0
10.0
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Group synergies
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Group Synergy 1: Examples of Technology Core Spread in this Business
Spread of “core” supporting Genre-Top position by each business is Konica Minolta power.
Core Technologies(Color measurement technology)
Customer valueCommitment to providing
Labor saving in the printing processContribute to improvement of color quality
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Segments that maximize each other's customer relationships
:Performance Materials Business & Measuring instrument Business
Our Company
Performance
Materials
Business
Measuring
Instrument
Business
Proposals at the R & D stageEffective use of differences in timing of investments in
Performance Materials Business & Measuring instrument Business
CustomerR&D
Production and inspection processes
Reserve
Line equipmentReserve
For mass productionMaterials purchase
R & D stageManufacturing
Stage
Measuring instrumentfor inspection
Propose Sale
Materials development
Mass production of materials
Group Synergy 2: Expansion of Spread of customer relationships in each business
Measuring Instrumentfor Valuation
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Konica Minolta, Inc.Business Technologies Business briefing
June 13, 2019
Toshimitsu TaikoSenior Executive OfficerLead Officer responsible for Business TechnologiesKonica Minolta, Inc.
Evolution
Konica Minolta, Inc.
Today's structure
Overview of strengthening Business Technologies Business profitability (Earning power)
Office Business Strategies(Customers, Market opportunities and Our position)
Professional Print Business Strategies (Customers, Market opportunities and Our position)
Reduce administration and indirect costs expenses (Earning power)
Reducing production costs (Earning power)
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Strengthening Business Technologies Business Profitability (FY2017→FY2018→FY2019)
Medium-Term Management Plan Cost Reduction
FY17 FY18 FY19
① Reduction of production costs
4.3 2.1 4.4
② Reduction of service costs 1.9 2.5 2.5
③ Administration and indirect costs (structural reforms)
-3.1 2.6 6.1
Total 3.1 7.2 13.0
Revenue/operating profit (¥ Billions)
FY17 FY18 FY19
Office 583.4/ 44.9 587.9 / 47.2 595.0/52.5
Professional Print 214.3 / 9.3 227.7 / 13.8 240.0/17.5
Business Technologies Business
Company overall
・ Strengthen profitability in Core Business・ Gross profit increase in Growth/New Business
Continue to make upfront investments in Growth and New businesses
FY17Result
FY18Result
FY19Result
May 13 2019Forecast
May 11 2019 Announced
[¥ Billions]
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Office
FY17 FY18 FY19
Revenue (A) 583.9 587.9 595.0
YonY +5% +1% +1%
YoY (W/O Forex) +0% +2% -
Operating profit (B) 44.9 47.2 52.5
Normalized OP (C) 41.6 49.6 52.5
% (C/A) 7% 8% 9%
Growth driver ofOffice Business
• Improve service profitability by increasing color Seg.4+.
• Service costs reduction measures centered on shift left.
• Opportunities to expand color MFP sales in China, India and Central and Eastern Europe.
• Creation of a high-profit model through the introduction of hybrid sales and scientific methods.
• Reduction of production costs.• Review of personnel, particularly in
Europe and the U.S..• Structural reform in Europe and North
America.(Europe:Back office outsourcing and setup center integration,U.S.: Integration of locations)
• Effect of new products.• Provision of customer value by
bizhub i Series & Workplace Hub.• Ongoing reduction of production
costs measures.• Effect of personnel review.• Reliable effects of structural
reform.
[¥ Billions]
* Operating profit is transient(Excluding structural reform, etc.)FY2017: 3.3 billion, FY2018: ▲2.4 billion
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Office:Profitability of Services Seg.C4&C5 (Color Seg4&5)
Expansion of sales of Seg.C4&C5 contributed to increase in MIF and PV.As a result, non-hard revenue and gross profit increased.
42%52%
FY13 Q1
14%FY18 Q4
21%27%
37% 37%45%
100114
100100
100 100
108101
102
SegC4+C5SegC4+C5 SegC4+C5 SegC4+C5
SegC4+C5
Color and other
96
102100
A3 color MFP Unit Sales
YoY growth rate
* Color sales exceeded 0.4 million units (company records)
Index based on the FY2013/1Q of the 4 main sales companies as 100
Color total
Color Seg4
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Reduction of service costs
Long-life replacement parts reduce the frequency of replacement.
Replacement timing forecast and failure prediction function to maintain the machine collectively, reducing machine downtime and reducing the number of service personnel dispatches.
Reduce the number of service personnel dispatches by remote maintenance.(monitoring operation results, updating firmware)
Expand application to reseller partners.
(¥ Billions)Medium-Term
GoalsFY2017 results, FY2018 results, and FY2019 plans
3-year total FY17 FY18 FY19 total
To improve service costs 6.0 1.9 2.5 2.5 6.9
→Plan to achieve results exceeding the targets in the medium-term plan by expanding remote connections, converting to long-life consumables and parts, and expanding the range of models eligible for integrated maintenance
Shift left
Automatic system resolution
Self-resolution by end users
Solution with service desk
support
Remote-assisted resolution
Resolution through visits by engineers
Resolution timeCost of the service
High load
Small load
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Office : Expand markets in China, India and Central and Eastern Europe
Continue to expand business in markets
(expansion of market, expansion of coloration rate)
with growth potential.
Color growth rate 24% (46 → 57 thousand units)
Color conversion rate 23 → 28%
Color sales growth rate 52% (2.3 → 3.5 thousand units)
Color conversion rate 11 → 16%
Color sales growth of 12% (25 → 28 thousand units)
Color conversion rate 59 → 62%
Our Company
Our CompanyOur Company (Thousands of units)
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Office :DX Progress
From Ownership to Use
Expansion of products and services Delivery models
Transaction
Subscription
■ IT services■ MFP/WPH services
Sales Process
Traditional approach
Scientific sales approach
From mono to koto
From experience and intuitionto data utilizationAI analysis
One Stop
Horizontal deployment and vertical deployment combinations
Providing Connected Office Value and Improving Earning Power
Strengthen customer engagement Strengthening Human Resources
Color Genre-Top Strategies.
→Solutions/Verticals→Strengthen proposal capabilities
through acquisition of MIT and ECM
→Workplace Hub(+ bizhub i series)
Reaching CxO and IT departments to realize hybrid proposals.
Customer value :Supporting the Improvement of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises’ productivity and concentration on Core Businesses.
Providing services such as IT and MFPs as 1 Stop services.
→Hardware, non-hard, and various services set together and Flat Rate subscription models launched.
Customer value :Avoiding monthly cost fluctuations and reducing the number of man-hours required for bill confirmation.
→Easy monthly cost control
Improve sales productivity by analyzing existing customers using AI.•Identify more profitable customer segments and implement efficient sales proposal activities.
・ Promote sales by incorporating scientific methods into traditional telesales processes.
Customer value :Providing optimal solutions in a short time and accurately to resolve difficulties.
through acquisition of MIT and ECM
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To create distinctive and attractive products
Outstanding userexperience
Next-generation
MFP SecurityCost competitiveness at industry top level
[Background] Trends in customer needs and evolution expected in MFP Changes in remote working and other work styles bring evolution in the MFP role as part of
document-centered workflow.
In order to guarantee business continuity and corporate credibility, needs for information
security are growing more sophisticated.
Next-generation user interface
Mobile-like control panel allows for intuitive operation, and learning function enables optimization for individual user styles
GDPR-compliant, robust security
MFP in-out data monitoring and antivirus functionality added to bizhubSECURE service (first in industry)
Culmination of manufacturing innovation
New platform optimized by digital manufacturing
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Customer Value Provided by bizhub i Series & Workplace Hub
"Connected Office"-4 value provision
Connect IT Flexible support for corporate IT utilization
through hybrid IT. (On-Pre/Cloud)
Released from IT management by providing comprehensive managed services.
Connect Security Securing IT security for IoT devices including
MFP and offices as a whole.
Ensuring a protective environment for important information.
Connect People Support for improvement of organizational and human workflow
and concentration on creative work.
Supporting cross-organizational and flexible collaboration.
Supporting decision-making through the use of data.
Connect Work Provide the latest application from a common global store
front when needed in a needed location.
Update/Back Update Workplace Hub・MFP to Update/Back Update.
Promoting the use of IT by enterprises
Enhancing the productivity and creativity of enterprises by revitalizing the use of IT by users
Ensuring Office Safety Maintaining MFP in the Current Status to Ensure System Availability
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Customer Value Provided by bizhub i Series & Workplace Hub
√1: IT Platform + MFP
★2: Monitor the security status
★3: Edge computing
→ IoT + data business platform
★4: Backup services for customers' bizhub i/Workplace Hub settings and data
UTMSophos Technology
MFP
Security MANAGER
Wi-Fi STORAGE
USER
★1
★2
★3
CLIENT COMPANIES OFFICESKonica Minolta Marketplace
Konica Minolta DataCenter
Konica Minolta Service Engineer
StorageBackup
OngoingProactive
Management
Application
Internet
★4
Guest user
Wi-FiManagement
AssetManagement
UserManagement
ApplicationManagement
File Sharing
MultifunctionPrinting / Scan
Response to Individual CustomersApplication
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55%50% 53% 49% 52% 50% 52% 49%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
0.0
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q
FY17 FY18
Office:non-hard revenue
China and India: Increased MIF due to revenue growth.
Europe: Revenue declined at major sales companies.
Germany/Northern Europe: Legislative e-documents Trends.
Germany/France: PV decreased, Free to Fee/1 rate responded.
British: Decline in Public clicks. Strengthening Private Sector Focus.
U.S.: Cover monochrome decline with color shift.
Maintain revenue by providing MPS, including MIFs of other
companies.
Japan: PV has not decreased, but the impact of the price decline.
FY2019 forecast: Flat
Revenue & ratio of non-hard (¥ Billions)
YoY revenue increase in non-hard(Total YoY w/o FOREX)
YoY revenue increase in non-hard(Regional YoY w/o FOREX)
Japan Europe ChinaU.S. India
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Profitability: Reduction of production costs
Basic Production Policy:
Realization of production that does not depend on people, places,
countries or fluctuations
Reducing production costs through production technologies and workflow reforms.
Accelerate localization of ASEAN procurement and reorganize Chinese business partners.
Improve product efficiency through collaboration between development and production, and promote cost reductions at the initial design stage.
2
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Reducing production costs through Production Technologies and Workflow Reforms
MONOZUKURI trends based on IoT range from collection & accumulation of production data to visualization.Konica Minolta's Digital Manufacturing is to step from analytical to utilization.
Our present location
Traditional MONOZUKURI Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4
MO
NO
ZU
KU
RIpow
er
Manual work by workers▶Field power supported by technology and skills
Work that only people can do▶Creativity, creation of added value
Introduction of automatic equipment
▶ Standardization and automatic generation of data (introduction of digital equipment)e.g. Robots, automatic devices, automatic warehouses, etc.
Introducing ICT tools ▶ Automatically collect data:Deepening & Visualization of Batch Management and Data Analysis / Utilization at Edge / Cloud
Introduction of AI tools
▶Automatic analysis
Automatic FB (part)
Introducing ICT tools ▶ Automatic generation of visualization and improvement of analysis levele.g. M-Document, M-Karte
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Reducing production costs through Production Technologies and Workflow Reforms (Benefits)
Trends in fixed cost
Labor cost: office equipment manufacturing plant labor costAmortization expenses: Technical Investments amortization expenses
Fixed cost of manufacturing plants (labor cost + R&D amortization expenses)
* Trends with FY2016 as 100
3 Major base FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19
Labor costs 9.49 8.72 8.64 7.23
Amortization expenses 0.50 0.73 1.05 1.45
Fixed cost 10.00 9.45 9.69 8.68
0.0
20.0
40.0
60.0
80.0
100.0
120.0
FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19
Fixed cost (labor cost + technological investments amortization expenses)
Labor costs Amortization expenses Fixed cost without measures
Fixed cost (labor cost + R&D amortization expenses) (¥ Billions)
2.0
4.0
6.0
8.0
10.0
12.0
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Accelerate localization of ASEAN procurement
SIC (Smart Industrial Center)
SIC
Main body assembly
Unit assemblyParts
production
Malaysian factory
VMI warehouseOverseas
parts production
Unit assemblyParts production
parts production
parts productionin Malaysia
Technical support and collaboration
Share resources
Sharing information
Distribution within the area
Automation deployment
visions✓ We provide SIC with the results of digital
manufacturing's in-house practices.✓ Encouraging open innovation by participating
in SIC by partners from other industries.✓ SIC has business opportunities for our digital
manufacturing business.Suppliers who do not do business with us are also
expected to participate in SIC
Parts and units are also offered to plants other than us.
Since our Malaysian factory began operation in 2015, we have been working on quality improvement and cost reduction through digital manufacturing in-house with some partners.
Many of our partners participate in the Smart Industrial Center as one of the recommended policies of Industry 4.0 by Malaysian government, and promote efforts to further improve quality and reduce costs through open innovation.
Building a system that integrates manufacturing and logistics hub functions. Implement SIC Malacca. Currently, 7 companies in FY2017 and 5 more
companies have commenced operations in FY2019.
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Improve product efficiency through collaboration between development and production, and promote cost reductions at the initial design stage
Expanding VE proposals from fields of manufacturing by inviting suppliers to participate from the initial stage of product development.
On the implementation front, we are deeply involved in on-site operations, and we are working with our suppliers to reduce costs.
Early stage of commercialization Fields of manufacturing
Strong collaboration to improve cost competitiveness
Reflecting Production Site Ideas in Design.
Customer
Development Production
From collaboration between development and productionto Integration of development and production.
Unit design Early realization of the VE plan Use of inexpensive materials
Unit assemblyInspection
Part processingIndirect operations
Konica Minolta technical members enter the field to implement effective VE proposals.
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Professional Print Business
FY17 FY18 FY19
Revenue (A) 214.3 227.7 240.0
YonY +5% +6% +5%
YoY (W/O Forex) +1% +8% -
Operating profit (B) 9.3 13.8 17.5
Normalized OP(C) 10.3 13.8 17.5
% (C/A) 5% 6% 7%
Growth Drivers ofProfessional Print Business
Production print• Increase in MIF/PV due to
sales expansion centered on color PP, and increase in non-hard revenue due to this increase.
• IQ-501 effects.• Growth in color PP shares in
Europe, China, India, and ASEAN.
Industrial Printing• Accumulation of Genre-Top.
Marketing service• Promotion of digital solutions.
Production print• Effects of new product
introductions.• Thorough penetration of IQ-
501 superiority and promotion of value through upgrades.
Industrial Printing• Deployment of measures to
build MIFs on an ongoing basis.• Increase PV and non-hard
revenue.
Marketing service• Digital Solutions Continued.• New use of Kinko's stores.
[ ¥ Billions]
* Operating profit: FY2017 excluding transient effects (structural reform, etc.): 1.0
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58%55% 58%
50%
59%54%
57%50%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
0.0
10.0
20.0
30.0
40.0
50.0
60.0
70.0
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q
FY17 FY18
China and India: MIF increased due to significant growth in both color and monochrome unit sales throughout the year.
Europe: Sales were strong throughout the year, mainly for color MPPs.
U.S.: Direct sales were affected by a drop in click prices despite an increase in PV, and inventory adjustments for toner in resale.
Japan: Emphasizing profitability, sales volume of color products were decreased but revenue were kept at the same level as.
FY2019 forecast: Maintaining high level, but factoring in the impact of falling prices in Europe.
Production print non-hard revenue
Non-hard revenue ・non-hard ratio(¥ Billions)
Non-hard revenue YoY Growth Rate(excl. forex impact) [Year-on-year comparison]
Non-hard revenue YoY Growth Rate (excl. forex impact) [By region]
Revenue & ratio of non-hard (¥ Billions)
YoY revenue increase in non-hard(Total YoY w/o FOREX)
YoY revenue increase in non-hard(Regional YoY w/o FOREX)
Japan Europe ChinaU.S. India
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20
40
60
80
100
120
140
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
CS B2 1.9M to 10M EP
CS A3 1.9M to 10M EP
CS A3 1M to 1.89M EP
CS A3 301K to 999K EP
CS A3 101K to 300K EP
New Products in the production print HPP Field
LPP-low +ELPP + Offices
MPP-low + LPP-high
Our estimate
PV growth is shifting to high-segment areas, and PV acquisition in HPP area is key
PV in MPP market continues to increase significantly.⇒ We drive the market with MIF share top.
HPP market also expected PV growth.⇒ New entrants.
Our value provision is to improve productivity and to thoroughly automate, save personnel and skilllessly by enhance IQ functions.
LPP-HPP US
EP+IJ Color PV Forecast[Bil/A4]
EP: Electronic Photography, electrophotographic methodIJ: Inkjet, ink jet systemHPP: Heavy Production PrintMPP: Mid Production PrintLPP: Light Production PrintELPP: Entry Light Production Print
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Solving problems of production print IQ-501 customers
Before printing In press After printing
• Automatic color adjustment
• Automatic front and back position adjustment
• Real-time color gradation correction
• Real-time adjustment of front and back positions
• Automatic inspection function
Reduction of time and labor for adjustment, etc.
Sense of security in investment and confidence in deliverables
Expand business by leveraging time-saving and labor
Prime issue for management
Contributing to eliminating the shortage of human resources and engineers
Business contributions through IQ-501
Growth in MPP Units Exceeding the Market
Due to an increase in system pricesIncrease in gross profit
25% increase in PV for some customers in Europe and North America
Customers valuing the IQ function curb falling click prices
Customers' problems Time and effort for color management and printing position adjustment.
Disposal due to errors or losses in operation, and re-execution of work.
Issues for stable operation due to lack of entrenchment of operators.
Our value provision
• Preparation of inspection report
• Cloud-Based color management
• Preparation of color management reports
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Production print Shares in China, India, ASEAN, and Europe
Source: IDC
Accumulation of color Genre-Top in various regions
India China Europe
Vietnam Thailand Malaysia
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Genre-Top in the Industrial Printing area
FY2018: Significant year-on-year revenue growth in all product lines and regions (127%)
The ability to acquire top market shares and sell out steadily evolves.
Digital decorative printing machine
In the Mid regionDigital label
Printer
B2 digitalPrinting presses (KM-1)
Share
No.1Share
No.2Share
No.1
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Administration and indirect costs Cost Reductions (Major structural reform)
Structural reform
Outsourcing of specific operations by standardizing operations.Started operations in Northern Europe and Western Europe in the 4Q of the FY2018.
Integration and consolidation of set-up centers and operations for Western Europe (Germany, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands) into a central European warehouse.
Europe
United States
Operational rationalization through consolidation of bases.Connecticut bases are consolidated into New Jersey's North American headquarters.Transfer of personnel completed in December. (State tax breaks also used)
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Cautionary Statement:The forecasts mentioned in this material are the results of estimations based on currentlyavailable information, and accordingly, contain risks and uncertainties. The actual results ofbusiness performance may sometimes differ from those forecasts due to various factors.
Remarks:Yen amounts are rounded to the nearest 100 million.