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18 CONTENTS Mazda Annual Report 2015 Foundations Underpinning Introduction Message from Management Growth Strategy Review of Operations Corporate Data Sustainable Growth Global Network 26 Changan Mazda Automobile 8 Hiroshima Plant 9 Hofu Plant Location : Nanjing, China Location : Aki-gun, Hiroshima, Japan Location : Hofu, Yamaguchi, Japan Production capacity : 220,000 units per year Production capacity : 515,000 units per year Production capacity : 481,000 units per year Models in production : Mazda2, Mazda3, CX-5 Main models in production : CX-3, CX-5, CX-9, Roadster, Models in production : Demio, Axela, Atenza Premacy, MPV, Biante, Verisa 22 17 20 21 19 18 6 25 28 15 7 26 27 29 12 14 4 10 23 24 9 32 39 5 13 16 33 3 30 31 35 34 11 42 1 2 8 40 36 30 AutoAlliance (Thailand) 13 Mazda de Mexico Vehicle Operation 41 43 37 38 Location : Salamanca, Mexico Production capacity : 250,000 units per year Location : Rayong, Thailand (March 2016 fiscal year) Production capacity : 141,000 units per year Models in production : Mazda2, Mazda3, Toyota- Models in production : Mazda2, Mazda3, BT-50 brand compact vehicles 19 CONTENTS Mazda Annual Report 2015 Foundations Underpinning Introduction Message from Management Growth Strategy Review of Operations Corporate Data Sustainable Growth Global Network Major Facilities Trends in Production Volume ■ Japan ■ Overseas (Thousands of units) Japan (Number of dealerships: 1,026) China (Number of dealerships: 455) 1,375 Headquarters 1 Headquarters Regional headquarters 23 Mazda Motor (China) (MCO) 1,277 1,269 1,185 1,200 2 Headquarters R&D Divisions R&D 24 MCO China Engineering Support Center 456 411 296 338 321 3 Mazda R&D Center (Yokohama) 25 FAW Car* 4 Miyoshi Proving Ground Production facilities 26 Changan Mazda Automobile (Nanjing Company) R&D 919 5 Mine Proving Ground 27 Changan Ford Mazda Engine 973 867 847 879 6 Hokkaido Kenbuchi Proving Ground 28 FAW Mazda Motor Sales Distributors 7 Hokkaido Nakasatsunai Proving Ground 29 Changan Mazda Automobile Sales 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (Years ended 8 Hiroshima Plant March 31) 9 Hofu Plant Asia, Oceania (Number of dealerships: 533) Production facilities Sales Trends by Major Markets 10 Miyoshi Plant 30 AutoAlliance (Thailand) ■ Japan ■ North America ■ Europe ■ China 11 31 Press Kogyo Onomichi Plant* Mazda Powertrain Manufacturing (Thailand) ■ Other markets (Thousands of units) 1,397 Production facilities 32 Ford Lio Ho Motor* 1,331 1,273 1,247 1,235 North America (Number of dealerships: 857) 33 Vina Mazda Automobile Manufacturing* 293 303 277 263 300 Regional headquarters / 34 Mazda Malaysia 12 Mazda North American Operations 196 215 R&D 236 223 175 35 Mazda Sales (Thailand) 207 229 Production facilities 13 Mazda de Mexico Vehicle Operation 212 183 172 36 PT. Mazda Motor Indonesia 14 Mazda Motor of America 372 391 425 Distributors 37 Mazda Australia 342 372 Distributors 15 Mazda Canada 38 Mazda Motors of New Zealand 206 206 216 244 225 16 Mazda de Mexico Sales & Commercial Operation 39 Mazda Motor Taiwan 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 (Years ended March 31) Europe (Number of dealerships: 1,717) Central and South America, Middle East, Africa (Number of dealerships: 611) Sales Volume Composition Ratios Regional headquarters / (March 2015 fiscal year) 17 Mazda Motor Europe / European R D Centre 40 Manufacturas, Armadurias y Repuestos Ecuatorianos* R&D & Production facilities Other markets Japan 41 Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa* Production facilities 18 Mazda Sollers Manufacturing Rus 21.7% 16.1% 42 Mazda De Colombia Logistics / Sales 19 Mazda Motor Logistics Europe Distributors 43 Mazda Southern Africa North 20 Mazda Motors (Deutschland) China 15.4% America 21 Mazda Motors UK (As of March 31, 2015) 30.4% Distributors * Consignment production facilities 22 Mazda Motor Russia Europe 19 others in major markets 16.4%.

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