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Back to Financial Results (FY3/2018)
Investor Meeting Presentation for FY 3/2018 held on May 8, 2018
- Cover
- Today's Agenda
- Financial Results
- Summary of Consolidated Business Results
- Summary of Consolidated Business Results for 4Q
- Net Sales (Yearly)
- Net Sales (Quarterly)
- Operating Income (Yearly)
- Operating Income (Quarterly)
- Machined Components (Yearly)
- Machined Components (Quarterly)
- Electronic Devices & Components (Yearly)
- Electronic Devices & Components (Quarterly)
- Mitsumi Business (Yearly)
- Mitsumi Business (Quarterly)
- Net Income (Yearly)
- Net Income (Quarterly)
- S.G. & A. Expenses
- Inventories
- Capital Expenditure & Depreciation
- Net Interest-Bearing Debt/Free Cash Flow
- Forecast for Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2019
- Forecast for Business Segment
- Shareholders Return
- Management Policy & Business Strategy
- Summary of Fiscal Year ended 3/18
- Summary of Fiscal Year ending 3/19
- Mid-term Business Plan Targets
- Machined Components Targets
- Ball Bearing Business Strategy
- Automobile Parts Adoption Rate and Global Automobile Shipment Forecasts
- Number of Bearings per Vehicle
- Demand for Bearings: Cooling Fans for Data Centers
- Demand for Bearings: Drones (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)
- Aircraft Components Business Strategy
- Pivot Assembly (HDD) Business Strategy
- Electronic Devices and Components Targets
- Motor Business Strategy
- Open China Technical Center
- LED Backlight Business Strategy
- "MINEGE™" Strategy (Sensing Device Business)
- Mitsumi Business Targets
- Optical Devices/Mechanical Parts Business Strategy
- Mitsumi Core Business Strategy
- New Product Trio
- Mid-term Business Plan: Targets by Segment
- EBITDA/Net interest-bearing debts/Free cash flows
- Shareholder Return Policy
- Forward-looking Statements
- Reference
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This slide explains why electric vehicle production drives demand for bearings up, which is another question I'm frequently asked.
After much research and analysis, I found that approximately 45 bearings are employed in gasoline-fueled car manufactured today, primarily luxury cars. That number is estimated to be 68 for electric vehicles. Please take a look at the details provided on the slide.
Bearings are primarily used in battery-related components, and since an electric vehicle does not have an engine, the pump drive is replaced by a motor. While electric vehicles don't use hydraulic controls at all, hybrid vehicles use a motor to pressurize the working fluid while the engine is stopped. Bearings are used in the motors.
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