Presenter:Shuji Ito President & Representative Director Yamaha Corporation
New Medium-Term Business Plan April 2007 - March 2010
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New Medium-Term Business Plan April 2007 - March 2010
1. YSD50 Review
Review of YSD50 Results
Review of YSD50 Results
Review of YSD50 Results
YSD50 Review
YSD50 Review
YSD50 Review
YSD50 Review by Topic
YSD50 Review by Topic
YSD50 Review by Topic
YSD50 Review by Topic
2. New Medium-Term - Business Plan
New Medium-Term Business Plan
YGP2010: Redefining Business Domains
YGP2010 Business Vision
Identifying gThe Sound Companyh as a growth domain
Key Areas for Growth
Trends for Musical Instrument Products
Piano Business
Guitar Business
Growth in North American Acoustic Guitar Market
Manufacturing Reforms
Music Business
Current Situation: Functions related to the music entertainment business are scattered across organization
Concentrate the total power of the Group!
Commercial Audio Equipment Business
Estimated Market Scale for Commercial Audio (CA) Equipment
AV Equipment Business
AV Equipment Business
AV Equipment Business
AV Equipment Business
IP Conferencing System Business
Scale of IP Conferencing System Market
Semiconductor Business
Smart AnaHyM
Semiconductor Business: Sales/Operating Income Targets
Chinese Market
Russian Market
Active Approach to Strategic M&A and Business Alliances
Select and Focus in Recreation Business
Strengthen Lifestyle-Related Products Business
Reorganize and Reinforce Productive Technology Business
YGP2010 Targets
YGP2010 Net Sales Targets
YGP2010 Operating Income Targets
YGP2010 Capital Expenditure Targets
In this report, the divs forecast for the Company's future performance have been calculated on the basis of information currently available to Yamaha and the Yamaha Group. Forecasts are, therefore, subject to risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, actual performance may differ greatly from our predictions depending on changes in operating and economic conditions, demand trends, and the value of key currencies, such as the U.S. dollar and the euro.