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FY2006 Financial Results FY2006 Financial Results

  • prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP

prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP -

  • Toyota Motor Corporation

May 10, 2006

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Cautionary Statement with Respect to Forward-Looking Statements

This report contains forward-looking statements that reflect Toyota’s plans and expectations. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause Toyota’s actual results, performance, achievements

  • r financial position to be materially different from any future results, performance, achievements or

financial position expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements. These factors include: (i) changes in economic conditions and market demand affecting, and the competitive environment in, the automotive markets in Japan, North America, Europe and other markets in which Toyota operates; (ii) fluctuations in currency exchange rates, particularly with respect to the value of the Japanese yen, the U.S. dollar, the euro, the Australian dollar and the British pound; (iii) Toyota’s ability to realize production efficiencies and to implement capital expenditures at the levels and times planned by management; (iv) changes in the laws, regulations and government policies in the markets in which Toyota operates that affect Toyota’s automotive operations, particularly laws, regulations and policies relating to trade, environmental protection, vehicle emissions, vehicle fuel economy and vehicle safety, as well as changes in laws, regulations and government policies that affect Toyota’s other operations, including the outcome

  • f future litigation and other legal proceedings; (v) political instability in the markets in which Toyota
  • perates; (vi) Toyota’s ability to timely develop and achieve market acceptance of new products; and (vii)

fuel shortages or interruptions in transportation systems, labor strikes, work stoppages or other interruptions to, or difficulties in, the employment of labor in the major markets where Toyota purchases materials, components and supplies for the production of its products or where its products are produced, distributed or sold. A discussion of these and other factors which may affect Toyota’s actual results, performance, achievements or financial position is contained in Toyota’s annual report on Form 20-F, which is on file with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Caution concerning Insider Trading

Under Japanese securities laws and regulations (the "Regulations"), subject to certain exceptions, any person who receives certain material information relating to the business, etc., of Toyota which may be contained in this document is prohibited from trading in Toyota's shares or certain other transactions related to such shares (as set forth in the Regulations) until such material information is deemed to be made public. Under the Regulations, material information is deemed to be made public when (i) such material information is disclosed by ways of electromagnetic means as prescribed by the ordinance of the Cabinet Office (posting on the TDnet (Timely Disclosure Network) information service and ED-NET (Electronic Disclosure Network) information service ) or (ii) twelve (12) hours have elapsed since a listed company, such as Toyota, disclosed such material information to at least two (2) media sources as prescribed by the Regulations.

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Takeshi Suzuki Takeshi Suzuki

Senior Managing Director Senior Managing Director

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880 2,364 2,381 2,556 2,271 1,023 979 833 1,151 944

2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000

'04.4-'05.3 '05.4-'06.3

Japan N.America Europe Asia Other

(-17) (+44) (+47) (+207) [7,637] 7,408 [8,252] 7,974

Consolidated Vehicle Sales

(+285)

FY2006 Summary FY2006 Summary

(+566)

(thousands of vehicles) Figures in brackets show total retail unit sales of Toyota, Daihatsu, and Hino vehicles. Figures in parentheses show year-on-year changes

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FY2006 Summary FY2006 Summary

Operating Income by Quarter

(billions of yen)

(17.2% up) (12.3% up) (13.4% up)

Year-on-year Change

805.9 866.2 1,068.9 809.4 200 400 600 800 1,000

1st Half 2nd Half

04.4-05.3 05.4-06.3

Consolidated Net Revenue:

21,036.9 billion yen

Consolidated Operating Income:

1,878.3 billion yen

Consolidated Net Income:

1,372.1 billion yen

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Strength of Products, Technologies and Cost Reduction

Improve Quality Improve Quality Improve Quality

Resources (Finance, Human Resources) Resources (Finance, Human Resources)

Every Area Segment & Product Category Every Area Segment & Product Category

Opportunity Opportunity

Risk Risk

Avoid or absorb

Take-in

Stable & Long Stable & Long-

  • term Growth

term Growth

Growth to Aim Growth to Aim

Capabilities of Production and Supply Marketing Capability

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05.4 05.4-

  • 06.3

06.3

Major Activities Major Activities

Taking in market growth through improvements of Tech. and products Creating and developing a new market through HV system Increasing production capacity to respond flexibly to global demand growth Building brand in the global premium vehicle market

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<05.4-06.3> Strength of Products & Tech.

Toyota products won customers’ trust through responding to market needs

Tacoma (NA) Avalon (NA)

Use marketing expenses efficiently, and increase sales by new products Lead to profit growth Increased global sales by strength of products (Strength of Product) = Quality, Performance, Fuel Economy, Safety Tech. Environmentally Friendly Features, Price, Design, etc.

Vitz / Yaris (Japan-NA-Europe) RAV4(Japan-NA-Europe) Fortuner (Asia -Other Region) Mark X / REIZ (Japan-China)

<Major New Products>

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Reduce Cost (weight, volume)

<05.4-06.3> Strength of Products & Tech.

Hybrid System : Improve power performance & Reduce cost

Sales Units of Sales Units of HVs HVs 263K units (YOY change:120K units up) 263K units (YOY change:120K units up)

  • Achieved 600K units of cumulative sales

Achieved 600K units of cumulative sales

’97~ ’03~

Aim 1 million of annual sales units as a market leader

World 1st Production Model

  • f HV System
  • Eco + Power
  • Halve Cost

Introductory Phase

THS* THS II (Plan to achieve the target in early 2010s)

*THS: Toyota Hybrid System

  • Expand models
  • Further Reduction
  • f Cost

Growing Phase Spreading Phase Improve Performance & Fuel Economy

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<05.4-06.3> Production Capability

Increased production capacity in Japan : To respond quickly and flexibly to growing demands in globe

Basic Policy : Manufacture where the demand is (Increase production capacity outside Japan) 04 07 Overseas

Japan

08 06 05 Texas

200k

TPCA

100k

Russia

50k

Tianjin 2nd Plant

100k

UK

(expansion)

+65k Thailand 3rd Plant 100k Guangzhou 100k

Thailand

(expansion)

+90k

Canada 2nd Plant

150k Tianjin 3rd Plant 200k

France

(expansion)

+30k

Mexico

(expansion)

+20k

Mexico

30k

Tianjin 1st Plant

(expansion)

+30k

Turkey France

(expansion)

+50k +50k

Demand exceeding the plan

  • Quick start

Quick start-

  • up

up

  • Flexibility in response to

Flexibility in response to demand change demand change

  • Efficient investment

Efficient investment

Kyushu Kyushu

200k 200k

Iwate Iwate

100k 100k

Increase in overseas Increase in overseas production capacity production capacity Equivalence to domestic production in quality and investment efficiency

SIA OEM

100k

Increase in domestic Increase in domestic production capacity production capacity (3.5mil (3.5mil► ►3.8mil) 3.8mil)

  • S. Africa

(expansion)

+90k

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<05.4-06.3> Marketing & Sales Capability

Development of Global Premium Brand ‘Lexus’

  • Japan

Japan: : New Launch New Launch

  • Europe

Europe: : Rebuilding Rebuilding

  • China

China : :

Lexus’s Flag Ship, New ‘LS’ Debut in 2006 Lexus’s Flag Ship, New ‘LS’ Debut in 2006 Global Sales Units 411k units/year Global Sales Units 411k units/year (YOY Change; 72k up)

(YOY Change; 72k up)

Fiscal Year 2006 : ‘Dawn for Global Lexus’

  • N. America : Established #1 Position in Luxury Brand Segment
  • N. America : Established #1 Position in Luxury Brand Segment

05.8-06.3 17k units(7 months) Established brand image in a short period Outlets: 142 (05.8)->151(06.3) 05.8-06.3 17k units(7 months) Established brand image in a short period Outlets: 142 (05.8)->151(06.3) 05.4-06.3 39k units Expanded Lexus exclusive network Outlets: 72 (05.3)->93(06.3) 05.4-06.3 39k units Expanded Lexus exclusive network Outlets: 72 (05.3)->93(06.3) 05.4-06.3 6k units Built Lexus outlets Outlets: 10(06.3) 05.4-06.3 6k units Built Lexus outlets Outlets: 10(06.3) Maintained exceeding sales units: 05.4-06.3 322k units(YOY change; 34k up) Maintained exceeding sales units: 05.4-06.3 322k units(YOY change; 34k up)

Building Building Foundation Foundation

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06.4 06.4-

  • 07.3

07.3

Major Activities Major Activities

Global Core Models Innovative Cost Reduction Efficient Start-up of New Overseas Plants

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<06.4-07.3> Strength of Products & Tech. Develop Appealing ‘Global Core Models’

34% 34% of Consolidated Sales occupied by

  • f Consolidated Sales occupied by Global Core Models

Global Core Models (05.4-06.3) Development Concept Development Concept “ “Global Best, Local Best Global Best, Local Best” ”

Development of global common platform and key components Adoption of local market needs in design and upper body development

(# of unit sales based on global sales in the year 05.4-06.3)

Develop products efficiently and globally Create products to satisfy customers’ needs

Vitz Vitz-

  • Yaris

Yaris 432k unit sales /year 05 Full Model Change Camry Camry 536k unit sales /year 06 Full Model Change Corolla Corolla 1,207k unit sales /year IMV IMV 537k unit sales /year 04 Launch

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<06.4-07.3> Cost Reduction Innovative Cost Reduction (=VI Activities)

Start with advanced development concept execute cost reduction in system-by- system

Aim to exceed Aim to exceed CCC21 CCC21 in terms of speed, scale and reducing amounts in terms of speed, scale and reducing amounts

CCC21 CCC21

Activity

Realization

  • f Cost

Reduction

VI Activities VI Activities ’00~ ’05~ ’07~ ’00~

  • Approx. 60 units

4 Functions

Cost Reduction in ECU system ► ► Unite separate ECUs

  • Powertrain Control
  • Multi-media

Reclassify units with review the functions

  • Body Control
  • Safety Control

*ECU: Electronic Control Unit

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<06.4-07.3> Production Capability Efficient Start-up of Overseas New Plants

Texas, USA (October)

Guangzhou, China (May) To complete start-up programs in N.A area To achieve full production with high quality by newest GBL

06.4-07.3 Overseas Production Plan ; 329k units up YOY*

TMMTX (Texas) TMMI (Indiana)

Support

  • NA. GPC

(Kentucky)

Training

Expand efficient production line globally <Tundra --- 200k /year> <Camry --- 100k /year> Strengthen self reliance of

  • verseas operation

*GBL: Global new Body Line

*Toyota/Lexus

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Strategy of Global Premium Brand

Cost Reduction (VI Activities) Global Core Models Global Sales Growth by Strength

  • f Products & Tech.

Increase of Global Production Capacity Hybrid Strategy

09.3

Expectation of Contribution to Profit

10.3 05.3 08.3 07.3 06.3

Road Map towards Profit Realization

Ended in

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04.4-05.3 05.4-06.3 06.4-07.3 07.4-08.3 08.4-09.3

  • - Marketing activities with keeping balance between achieving sales

efforts and securing profits

  • - Cost reduction by VI activities and global management of fixed cost
  • - Marketing activities with keeping balance between achieving sales

efforts and securing profits

  • - Cost reduction by VI activities and global management of fixed cost

‘Growth of Sales/Revenue’ X ‘High Level of Operating Margin’ ‘ ‘Growth of Sales/Revenue Growth of Sales/Revenue’ ’ X ‘ ‘High Level of Operating Margin High Level of Operating Margin’ ’

Increasing revenue Increasing Profit

X

High Level (approx. 9%)

Op. Margin Revenue Op. Margin

Consistency of Growth and Efficiency Consistency of Growth and Efficiency

18.55 21.03 1.87 1.67 Actual Forecast (trillions of yen)

Margin

Actual Forecast Forecast

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850 2,390 2,364 2,800 2,556 1,160 1,023 880 1,250 1,151

2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000

'05.4-'06.3 '06.4-'07.3

Japan NA Europe Asia Other Region

(+26) (+137) (-30) (+99) 7,974 8,450 (+476)

(thousands of unit)

(+244)

06.4 06.4-

  • 07.3

07.3 Consolidated Prospects Consolidated Prospects Vehicle Unit Sales Vehicle Unit Sales

Figures in parentheses show year-on-year changes

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06.4 06.4-

  • 07.3

07.3 Consolidated Prospects Consolidated Prospects

Forex Rate 110 yen/1$ 135 yen/1Euro

Consolidated Net Revenue: Consolidated Operating Income: Consolidated Net Income:

22,300 billion yen 1,900 billion yen 1,310 billion yen

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Shareholder Return Policy

Dividend

  • Aim for 30% payout ratio on

consolidated basis

Share Buyback

  • Improve capital efficiency(ROE)
  • Provide support in case of demand-

supply imbalance

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24 25 28 36 45

65

35 25 20 11 11 14 16 99.4-00.3 00.4-01.3 01.4-02.3 02.4-03.3 03.4-04.3 04.4-05.3 05.4-06.3 Annual Mid-term

Dividend : 90 yen per share

Total Amount of Payout :

292.1 billion yen

Consolidated Payout Ratio :

21.3% (YOY change 3.0% up)

Total Amount of Payout :

292.1 billion yen

Consolidated Payout Ratio :

21.3% (YOY change 3.0% up)

90 90 yen

yen

(yen)

Shareholder Return

(YOY change: 25 yen up)

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Enabling Amount (maximum limitation)

200 billion yen / 30 million shares

Enabling Amount (maximum limitation)

200 billion yen / 30 million shares

1,779.6 2,045.8 2,179.4 1,380.7 927.3 649.8 100.0 206.4 340.7 386.2

96.4- 97.3 97.4- 98.3 98.4- 99.3 99.4- 00.3 00.4- 01.3 01.4- 02.3 02.4- 03.3 03.4- 04.3 04.4- 05.3 05.4- 06.3

Share Buyback

<Cumulative Share Buyback in the past ten years> (billions of yen)

Shareholder Return

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FY2006 FY2006 (05.4 (05.4-

  • 06.3)

06.3) FY2005 FY2005 (04.4 (04.4-

  • 05.3)

05.3) Changes Changes

Consolidated Financial Summary

17.2 200.9 1,171.2 1,372.1 N e t I n c o m e

+5yen/1$ 108yen/1$ 113yen/1$

F o r e x R a t e

+3yen/1Euro 135yen/1Euro 138yen/1Euro

19.0 332.7 1,754.6

(*2)2,087.3

Income before income taxes, minority interest and equity in earnings

  • f affiliated companies

12.3 206.2 1,672.1 1,878.3 Operating Income 13.4 2,485.4 18,551.5 21,036.9 N e t R e v e n u e s

%(*1) (billions of yen) (billions of yen) (billions of yen)

*2 : Other Income included a 143.3 billion yen evaluation gain resulting from the merger of the Mitsubishi-Tokyo Financial Group and the UFJ Holdings *1 : percentage changes year-on-year

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1,100 1,200 1,300 1,400 1,500 1,600 1,700 1,800

'04.4-'05.3 '05.4-'06.3

1,878.3

(206.2)

1,672.1

Contributing Factors to Consolidated Operating Income

(billions of yen)

Increases in Expenses -307.3

R&D Expenses -49.6 Depreciation and CAPEX related costs -64.3 Labor costs -95.1 Other expenses -98.3

Special Factor -156.5

Changes in the accounting of depreciation -46.3 Valuation losses from interest rate swaps -45.8 Prior-year adjustment -17.2 Decrease in DAIKO HENJO -47.2

Marketing Efforts

(volume, mix, etc.)

+240.0 Effects of favorable Forex Rates +300.0 Cost Reduction Efforts +130.0

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Geographic Operating Income: Japan

237.6 188.4 197.5 408.9 253.0 281.1 237.3 259.3 538 568 573 550 536 571 707 702 0.0 100.0 200.0 300.0 400.0

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income(billions of yen) Consolidated vehicle sales(thousand of vehicles)

  • Increased production by expansion of production

capacity and contributed to profit increase

(billions of yen)

04.4-05.3

987.2

05.4-06.3

1,075.9

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129.8 114.9 127.8 75.0 137.8 130.7 127.8 99.3 604 668 643 641 569 576 554 572

50 100 150

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income (billions of yen) Consolidated vehicle sales (thousands of vehicles)

Geographic Operating Income: North America

(billions of yen)

  • Increase sales with favorable trends mainly in

new products and compact vehicles 04.4-05.3

447.5

05.4-06.3

495.6

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30.9 26.5 15.7 16.7 23.4 26.6 27.2 35.4 279 246 242 256 254 249 229 247

10 20 30 40

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income (billions of yen) Consolidated vehicle sales (thousands of vehicles)

Geographic Operating Income: Europe

(billions of yen)

  • Steadily improved profit by quarters through launches of new

products, with overwhelming investment for production expansion

04.4-05.3

108.5

05.4-06.3

93.9

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24.4 19.1 25.1 25.2 35.6 38.6 31.5 39.8 215 217 219 229 252 195 184 202

10 20 30 40 50

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income (billions of yen) Consolidated vehicle sales (thousand of vehicles)

Geographic Operating Income: Asia

(billions of yen)

  • Rose profit up to the higher level mainly due to IMV benefit

04.4-05.3

93.8

05.4-06.3

145.5

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13.3 14.1 8.4 11.6 17.0 19.2 14.7 16.3 292 303 284 272 225 246 241 232

5 10 15 20

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income (billions of yen) Consolidated vehicle sales (thousand of vehicles)

Geographic Operating Income: Other (Africa, Oceania, South and Central America, etc.)

04.4-05.3

47.4

05.4-06.3

67.2

  • Rose profit up to the higher level mainly due to IMV benefit

(billions of yen)

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46.2 56.5 58.7 39.4 39.7 43.8 46.8 25.5

10 20 30 40 50

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Operating Income (billions of yen)

Business Segment: Financial Services

(billions of yen)

04.4-05.3

200.8

05.4-06.3

155.8

  • Valuation losses from interest rate swaps at TFC and TMCC: -45.8 bil. yen
  • Prior-year adjustment at TMCC: -17.2 bil. yen
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34.7 24.1 39.3 41.3 35.6 35.1 45.8 47.8

10 20 30 40

'04.4-6 '04.7-9 '04.10-12 '05.1-3 '05.4-6 '05.7-9 '05.10-12 '06.1-3

Equity in Earnings of Affiliated Companies

(billions of yen)

04.4-05.3

139.4

05.4-06.3

164.3

  • Favorable performance mainly by domestic group affiliates

and Chinese joint venture companies.

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FY2006 Consolidated CAPEX, Depreciation, R&D

Capital Capital Expenditure Expenditure

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

Depreciation Depreciation Expenses Expenses

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

R&D R&D Expenses Expenses

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

(+ 9.8)

48.0

( - 3.0)

131.9 Asia 33.5 75.9 165.1 568.9 891.4

(+ 14.6) (+ 57.8) (+116.6) (+234.3) (+441.6) (+ 80.5)

909.3 Japan

(+ 8.6)

86.8 Other

(+ 4.6)

130.5 Europe

(+ 12.1)

270.3 North America

(+57.5)

812.6

(+115.6)

1,528.8 Consolidated

Figures in parentheses show year-on-year changes

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FY2006 FY2006 (05.4 (05.4-

  • 06.3)

06.3) FY2005 FY2005 (04.4 (04.4-

  • 05.3)

05.3) Changes Changes

Unconsolidated Financial Summary (Japan GAAP) 44.7 236.6 529.3 765.9 Net Income 29.0 248.5 856.2 1,104.7 Ordinary Income 20.9 146.6 701.3 847.9 Operating Income 10.6 973.5 9,218.3 10,191.8 Net Sales

%(*) (billions of yen) (billions of yen) (billions of yen)

* percentage changes year-on-year

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450 550 650 750 850

'04.4-'05.3 '05.4-'06.3

847.9

(+146.6)

701.3 Contributing Factors to Unconsolidated Income

(billions of yen)

Increases in Expenses -157.1

R&D Expenses -38.6 Depreciation and CAPEX related costs -17.1 Labor Costs -30.6 Other Expenses -70.8

Marketing Effort

(volume, mix, etc.)

+40.0 Cost Reduction Effort +60.0 Effects of favorable Forex Rates +250.0 Special Factor -46.3

Changes in accounting of depreciation

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FY2007 FY2007 (06.4 (06.4-

  • 07.3)

07.3) FY2006 FY2006 (05.4 (05.4-

  • 06.3)

06.3) Changes Changes

FY2007 Consolidated Prospects: Financial Summary

  • 4.5
  • 62.1

1,372.1 1,310.0 Net Income

  • 3yen/1$

113yen/1$ 110yen/1$

Forex Rate

  • 3yen/1Euro

138yen/1Euro 135yen/1Euro

  • 5.6
  • 117.3

(*2)2,087.3

1,970.0

Income before income taxes, minority interest and equity in earnings

  • f affiliated companies

1.2 21.7 1,878.3 1,900.0 Operating Income 6.0 1,263.1 21,036.9 22,300.0 Net Revenues

%(*1) (billions of yen) (billions of yen) (billions of yen)

*2 : Other Income included a 143.3 billion yen evaluation gain resulting from the merger of the Mitsubishi-Tokyo Financial Group and the UFJ Holdings *1 : percentage changes year-on-year

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FY2007 Consolidated Prospects: CAPEX, Depreciation, R&D

Capital Capital Expenditure Expenditure

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

Depreciation Depreciation Expenses Expenses

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

R&D R&D Expenses Expenses

(billions of yen) (billions of yen)

( + 7.0)

55.0

( + 3.1)

135.0 Asia 40.0 80.0 165.0 590.0 930.0

(+ 18.2) ( - 0.5) (+ 59.7) ( - 59.3) (+ 21.2) (+ 21.1)

850.0 Japan

( + 6.5)

105.0 Other

( + 4.1)

130.0 Europe

( - 0.1)

330.0 North America

(+107.4)

920.0

(+ 38.6)

1,550.0 Consolidated

Figures in parentheses show year-on-year change projections

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FY2007 FY2007 (06.4 (06.4-

  • 07.3)

07.3) FY2006 FY2006 (05.4 (05.4-

  • 06.3)

06.3) Changes Changes

FY2007 Unconsolidated Prospects:

Financial Summary (Japan GAAP)

11.0 84.1 765.9 850.0 Net Income 11.3 125.3 1,104.7 1,230.0 Ordinary Income 3.8 32.1 847.9 880.0 Operating Income 7.9 808.2 10,191.8 11,000.0 Net Sales

%(*) (billions of yen) (billions of yen) (billions of yen)

* percentage changes year-on-year

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FY2007 Toyota’s Operations Prospects

FY2007 FY2007 (06.4 (06.4-

  • 07.3)

07.3) FY2006 FY2006 (05.4 (05.4-

  • 06.3)

06.3)

3,863 Automotive Production Japan 4,100 2,126 2,350 Exports 5,000 6,250 1,780 4,060

thousand of units

3,731 Overseas 4,693 Housing Sales 5,664 Sales (Overseas) 1,769 Sales (Japan)

thousand of units

<Reference Material>

units units

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  • prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP

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  • Toyota Motor Corporation

May 10, 2006