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JTI 2017 Key Achievements & 2018 Guidance Eddy Pirard President & Chief Executive Officer Strong profit growth while investing for the future -7,SHUIRUPDQFH 3RVLWLYH*)%PRPHQWXPGULYHQE\PDUNHW 7RWDOYROXPH VKDUHJDLQV $GMXVWHG 3ODQQHGLQYHVWPHQWV± PDLQO\LQ5XVVLDDQG WKH8.± LPSDFWHGFRUHUHYHQXH RSHUDWLQJSURILW *)%YROXPH 6WURQJHUEXVLQHVVEDVHIURPDFTXLVLWLRQV &XUUHQF\QHXWUDOSURILWJURZWKOHGE\JOREDO VXSSO\FKDLQRSWLPL]DWLRQ &RUHUHYHQXH 2UZKHQLQFOXGLQJWKH8.GLVWULEXWRULPSDFW Note: 2017 vs. PY. At constant currency. &RS\ULJKW-7 Tokyo – February 7, 2018 -7,QYHVWRU0HHWLQJ GFBs achieved robust share gains *)%VKDUHRIPDUNHW YV3< .H\ SS (PHUJLQJ SS PDUNHWV WR PDUNHWV WR SS SS 7DLZDQ ,UDQ WR WR SS SS DRIVERS 6SDLQ 3KLOLSSLQHV WR WR SS SS 5XVVLD WR %UD]LO WR &RS\ULJKW-7 Tokyo – February 7, 2018 -7,QYHVWRU&RQIHUHQFH Note: SoM on 12-month rolling average to December. Source: Internal estimates. 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Source: Internal estimates. 2018 Guidance Tokyo – February 7, 2018 -7,QYHVWRU0HHWLQJ Returning to top-line growth JXLGDQFH ,QGXVWU\ *)% -7, &RUH ,QGXVWU\YROXPHFRQWUDFWLRQWRFRQWLQXH YROXPH YROXPH YROXPH UHYHQXH 7DUJHWLQJUREXVWYROXPHJURZWK )RFXVRQIHZHUDQGELJJHU*)%V a 6XVWDLQHGPRPHQWXPLQHPHUJLQJPDUNHWV a a 6LJQLILFDQWEHQHILWVIURPDFTXLVLWLRQV 6WURQJFRUHUHYHQXHJURZWKOHGE\SULFLQJ &RS\ULJKW-7 Tokyo – February 7, 2018 -7,QYHVWRU0HHWLQJ * Based on JTI’s top-30 markets. Source: Internal estimates. Note: 2018 variance vs. PY. Core revenue at constant currency. Roadmap to drive sustainable growth -7,NH\GULYHUV %XVLQHVVHQDEOHUV )RFXVLQJLQYHVWPHQWVLQ PDUNHWVWKDWPDWWHU 5DLVLQJWKHEDULQ 5HGXFHG5LVN3URGXFWV (QKDQFLQJHPSRZHUPHQW DFFRXQWDELOLW\ &RS\ULJKW-7 Tokyo – February 7, 2018 -7,QYHVWRU0HHWLQJ JT Group Consolidated Financial Results 2017 Results and 2018 Forecast Naohiro Minami JT Group Chief Financial Officer *Please be reminded that the figures shown on these slides may differ from those shown in the financial statements as they are intended to facilitate the reader’s understanding of individual businesses. *For details of each term, please refer to annotations on slide 3 and 4. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation contains forward-looking statements. These statements appear in a number of places in this presentation and include statements regarding the intent, belief, or current and future expectations of our management with respect to our business, financial condition and results of operations. 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