FY st Quarter. Financial Results. ended Jun. 30, 2017

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FY 2018 1st Quarter Financial Results ended Jun. 30, 2017

1. 1st Quarter Financial Results 2. 1st Half Financial Forecast 3. Financial Forecast

1-1) 1st Quarter Financial Highlights 1. Sales was higher than previous Q1 due to volume increase in Japan, China and Europe. 2. Operating Income was higher due to volume increase in Europe in spite of higher overhead costs. 3. Operating Income, Ordinary Income and Profit were revised upward in both 1 st half and full year. 1/13

1-2) 1st Quarter Financial Results Consolidated Financial Results: Apr - Jun 2017 (100 million yen) Q1 Q1 YOY Change Net Sales 3,247 100% 3,324 100% 77 2.4% Operating Income 159 4.9% 162 4.9% 2 1.7% Ordinary Income 171 5.3% 170 5.1% -1-0.7% Profit* 84 2.6% 100 3.0% 16 19.3% Earnings Per Share 45.37 yen 54.10 yen Exchange Rate USD 108 yen 111 yen 3 yen (weak yen) EUR 122 yen 122 yen - * Profit Attributable to Owners of Parent 2/13

1-3) 1st Quarter Financial Results Unit Production by Region Seat Assembly Production Total By Region (10,000 Units) (10,000 Units) +8 +4.7% YOY Change Pct Change 175 183 +1 +1.5% 74 75-1 -3.8% 31 30 +1 +1.9% 53 54 +7 +44.0% 16 23 0 Q1 Q1 Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa 3/13

1-4) 1st Quarter Financial Results Net Sales & Operating Income by Region (100 million yen) +67 +4.1% Net Sales Q1 Q1 YOY Change Total 3,247 3,324 +77 (100 million yen) Operating Income Q1 Q1 YOY Change Total 159 162 +2 1,712 1,645 Q1 Q1 YOY Change Pct Change *[ ]Ratio to Net Sales -6-7.1% +19 +2.6% 730 749 +12 +1.6% 815 828 +2 +0.9% -9-23.2% 41 [2.5%] 31 [1.8%] 87 [10.7%] 81-0 [9.8%] -0.1% +20 33 33 - [4.6%][4.5%] 16 [6.8%] 240 242-3 [-1.4%] Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa 4/13

1-5) 1st Quarter Financial Results Operating Income Variance Analysis Operating Income +2(+1.7%) (100 million yen) +34 Product Mix 159 162 Changes in Volume Increase +7 Model & -24 Product Prices -35 Increased Overhead Costs +24 Cost Reduction Efforts +2 FOREX -5 Others Production Factor +41 Effort to Offset -35 Q1 (Apr Jun 2016) Q1 (Apr Jun 2017) 5/13

1. 1st Quarter Financial Results 2. 1st Half Financial Forecast 3. Financial Forecast

2-1) 1st Half Financial Forecast Consolidated Financial Forecast: Apr - Sep 2017 H1 (Original) H1 (Revised) H1 (100 million yen) YOY Change (17 vs. 18 Revised) Net Sales 6,400 100% 6,650 100% 6,674 100% -24-0.4% Operating Income 295 4.6% 310 4.7% 361 5.4% -51-14.2% Ordinary Income 295 4.6% 320 4.8% 360 5.4% -40-11.3% Profit* 170 2.7% 185 2.8% 132 2.0% 52 39.3% Earnings Per Share 91.54 yen 99.62 yen 71.54 yen Dividend Per Share 25.00 yen 25.00 yen 21.00 yen Exchange Rate USD 105 yen 111 yen 105 yen 6 yen (weak yen) EUR 115 yen 124 yen 118 yen 6 yen (weak yen) *Profit Attributable to Owners of Parent 6/13

2-2) 1st Half Financial Forecast Unit Production by Region Seat Assembly Production Total By Region (10,000 Units) (10,000 Units) +6 +1.7% YOY Change Pct Change 359 365-5 -3.3% 157 152-1 -1.9% 59 58 +1 +1.2% 111 112 +11 +33.9% 32 43 H1 H1 Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa 7/13

2-3) 1st Half Financial Forecast Net Sales & Operating Income by Region Net Sales Operating Income (100 million yen) (100 million yen) -35-1.0% 3,535 3,500 Japan The Americas H1 Asia & Oceania H1 YOY Change Total 6,674 6,650-24 H1 H1-27 +59-1.6% +4.3% 1,677 1,450 1,650 1,390 YOY Change Pct Change +8 +1.9% 441 450 Europe & Africa *[ ] Ratio to Net Sales -55-42.3% 130 [3.7%] 75 Japan 58 [2.1%] 55 [4.2%][3.8%] The Americas H1 H1 Asia & Oceania YOY Change Total 361 310-51 -3-5.7% -23-13.2% 178 [10.6%] 155 [9.4%] +32 - -7 [-1.6%] 25 [5.6%] Europe & Africa 8/13

1. 1st Quarter Financial Results 2. 1st Half Financial Forecast 3. Financial Forecast

3-1) Financial Forecast Consolidated Financial Forecast: Apr 2017 - Mar 2018 (Original) (Revised) (100 million yen) YOY Change (17 vs. 18 Revised) Net Sales 13,000 100% 13,500 100% 13,579 100% -79-0.6% Operating Income 600 4.6% 630 4.7% 719 5.3% -89-12.4% Ordinary Income 600 4.6% 640 4.7% 772 5.7% -132-17.1% Profit* 380 2.9% 400 3.0% 453 3.3% -53-11.8% Earnings Per Share 204.62 yen 215.39 yen 244.28 yen Dividend Per Share 50.00 yen 50.00 yen 50.00 yen Exchange Rate USD 105 yen 110 yen 108 yen 2 yen (weak yen) EUR 115 yen 124 yen 119 yen 5 yen (weak yen) * Profit Attributable to Owners of Parent 9/13

3-2) Financial Forecast Unit Production by Region Seat Assembly Production Total By Region (10,000 Units) (10,000 Units) +13 +1.8% YOY Change Pct Change 726 739-1 -0.2% 316 315-6 -4.7% 118 113 +5 +2.4% 218 223 +14 +18.7% 75 89 Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa 10/13

3-3) Financial Forecast Net Sales & Operating Income by Region Net Sales Operating Income (100 million yen) (100 million yen) +113 +1.6% 7,300 7,186-76 -104-2.3% -3.5% 3,276 2,954 3,200 2,850-6 -0.8% 906 YOY Change Total 13,579 13,500-79 YOY Change Pct Change 900 *[ ] Ratio to Net Sales -60-26.4% 230 [3.2%] 170 [2.3%] 132 [4.5%] -36-11.0% 331 [10.1%] -22-17.1% +32 +146% 22 [2.5%] YOY Change Total 719 630-89 110 [3.9%] 295 [9.2%] 55 [6.1%] Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa Japan The Americas Asia & Oceania Europe & Africa 11/13

3-4) Financial Forecast Operating Income Variance Analysis Operating Income -89 (-12.4%) (100 million yen) 719 +33 Volume Increase -124 +13 Cost Increase for Growth Strategy, -50-146 +196 +11-9 630 One-time Profit in, -45 Model & Product Mix New Models (Value Improvement) Changes in Product Prices -63 Increased Overhead Costs Cost Reduction Efforts FOREX Others Production Factor -78 Effort to Offset -13 (Apr Mar 2017) (Apr Mar 2018) 12/13

3-5) Financial Forecast By Half Year Net Sales (100 million yen) Forecast: Apr 2017 Mar 2018 H1: Apr - Sep H2: Oct - Mar Full Year Japan 3,500 3,800 7,300 The Americas 1,450 1,400 2,850 Asia & Oceania 1,650 1,550 3,200 Europe & Africa 450 450 900 Consolidation 6,650 6,850 13,500 Operating Income (100 million yen) Forecast: Apr 2017 Mar 2018 H1: Apr - Sep H2: Oct - Mar Full Year Japan 75 2.1% 95 2.5% 170 2.3% The Americas 55 3.8% 55 3.9% 110 3.9% Asia & Oceania 155 9.4% 140 9.0% 295 9.2% Europe & Africa 25 5.6% 30 6.7% 55 6.1% Consolidation 310 4.7% 320 4.7% 630 4.7% 13/13

Disclaimer This report contains forecasts and expectations that relate to future plans and strategies in addition to the expected financial results of the Toyota Boshoku Corporation and the Toyota Boshoku group. Within are estimates based on assumptions and opinions that have been formed by the company from the information available at the time of writing. They involve risks and uncertainties. Accordingly, actual results may differ from the company's forecasts.