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Earnings Results for the First Quarter Ended June 30, 2009 July 30, 2009 SOFTBANK CORP. 1 Disclaimer This material is made based on information available at the time of writing. Statements in this material that are not historical facts including, without limitation, our plans, forecasts and strategies are Forward-looking Statements. Forward-looking Statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, continuing decline in the general economic conditions, general market conditions, customer demand for products and services, increased competition, inherent risk in international operations and other important factors, which may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied in any Forward-looking Statement. Information contained herein regarding companies other than SOFTBANK CORP. and other companies of the SOFTBANK Group is quoted from public sources and others, and we have not verified and we are not responsible for the accuracy of the information. SOFTBANK CORP. expressly disclaims any obligation or responsibility to update or revise or supplement any Forward-looking Statement in any presentation material or generally to any extent. Use of or reliance on the information in this material is at your own risk. Q1 Highlights 1.1. Achieved Achieved revenuerevenue andand profitprofit increasesincreases ・・ExceededExceeded JPYJPY 100bn100bn ofof operatingoperating incomeincome forfor thethe firstfirst timetime onon quarterlyquarterly basisbasis ・・NetNet salessales andand operatingoperating incomeincome increasedincreased 3%3% andand 27%27% YoY,YoY, respectivelyrespectively 2.2. Mobile Mobile CommunicationsCommunications drovedrove thethe revenuerevenue andand profitprofit increasesincreases ・・NetNet salessales andand operatingoperating incomeincome increasedincreased 9%9% andand 36%36% YoY,YoY, respectivelyrespectively 3.3. BigBig improvementimprovement inin freefree cashcash flowflow* ・・IncreasedIncreased byby JPYJPY 94.4bn94.4bn YoYYoY *Free cash flow = cash flows from operating activities + cash flows from investing activities. 2 Summary of Consolidated Earnings (bn JPY) FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 YoY (Apr/08-Jun/08) (Apr/09-Jun/09) Net sales 647.2 666.3 +3% EBITDA 161.4 184.8 +14% Operating income 85.0 108.2 +27% Ordinary income 54.2 78.7 +45% Quarterly net income 19.3 27.3 +41% Operating cash flow 52.8 132.0 +150% Free cash flow (37.8) 56.5 - 3 Consolidated Earnings Variance (FY2009/Q1 YoY comparison) Net sales +3% Achieved revenue and profit increases Operating income +27% Ordinary income +45% Quarterly net income +41% Operating cash flow +150% 4 Consolidated Earnings Variance (FY2009/Q1 YoY comparison) +3% Mobile Communications Net sales +9% (Mobile) drove the revenue and +27% profit increases Operating income +36% (Mobile) Ordinary income +45% Quarterly net income +41% Operating cash flow +150% 5 Comparison of Consolidated Earnings (FY2009/Q1 YoY comparison) SOFTBANK KDDI NTT DOCOMO Consolidated net sales +3% -2% -7% (YoY) Consolidated operating income +27% +14% -15% (YoY) Revenue Revenue down Revenue and and profit and profit profit increases decreases increases 6 Source: calculated by SOFTBANK based on respective companies’ publicly available information. Status of FY2009 Earnings Forecast (bn JPY) FY08 FY09 FY09 Actual Forecast Q1Actual 359.1 420.0 108.2 Operating income (+60.8) (+23.2) 181.5 250.0 56.5 Free cash flow (+68.4) (+94.4) On track for FY2009 earnings forecast *YoY comparison stated within brackets. 7 Consolidated Earnings Results 8 Consolidated Net Sales (bn JPY) 700 666.3 647.2 Record high for Q1 600 Increased by 3% YoY 500 370.6 405.0 400 300 Mobile Communications 58.7 52.6 Broadband Infrastructure 200 78.1 76.4 Fixed-line Telecommunications 100 61.5 64.1 Internet Culture 59.6 51.7 e-Commerce 0 FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 *The figure for each segment excludes the amounts of inter-segment sales. 9 Mobile Communications Segment Net Sales (bn JPY) 405.0 Record high for Q1 400 370.6 Increased by 9% YoY 136.2 117.7 +18.4 300 Handset sales, etc. 200 +15.9 Telecom service revenue, etc. 268.8 252.8 100 0 FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 *The figure for each segment excludes the amounts of inter-segment sales and transfer. 10 Consolidated EBITDA (bn JPY) 200 184.8 Record high 161.4 (on quarterly basis) 150 14% increase YoY 117.2 99.5 100 Mobile Communications 18.0 16.3 Broadband Infrastructure 50 12.2 14.6 Fixed-line Telecommunications 33.0 34.6 Internet Culture 0 e-Commerce FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 -50*EBITDA = Operating income (loss) + depreciation, amortization, loss on disposal of fixed assets included in operating income. 11 Consolidated Operating Income (bn JPY) Exceeded JPY 100bn 120 108.2 for the first time 100 (on quarterly basis) 85.0 27% increase YoY 80 60.2 44.2 60 Mobile Communications 13.9 Broadband Infrastructure 40 10.4 3.4 Fixed-line Telecommunications 20 30.5 31.7 Internet Culture 0 e-Commerce FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 -20 12 Consolidated Ordinary Income (bn JPY) 100 78.7 80 Record high for Q1 60 54.2 45% increase YoY 40 20 0 FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 13 Consolidated Net Income (bn JPY) 30 27.3 Record high for Q1 19.3 20 41% increase YoY 10 0 FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 14 Consolidated Net Income FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 Notes (bn JPY) Ordinary income 54.2 78.7 Special 3.0 0.3 income/loss (net) Income before income taxes and minority interests 57.3 79.1 Income tax: Current 11.7 19.8 Income tax: Deferred 14.5 21.1 SOFTBANK MOBILE, etc. Minority interests Mainly Yahoo Japan 11.7 10.7 Corporation Quarterly net income 19.3 27.3 15 Improvement in Key Financial Indexes FY08/Q1 Improvement FY09/Q1 Rate EBITDA margin 24.9% +11% (EBITDA/net sales) 27.7% Equity ratio 9.0% +6% (total shareholders’ equity/total assets) 9.5% D/E ratio 6.4 times +9% (interest-bearing debt/total shareholders’ equity) 5.8 times Net D/E ratio 5.3 times +13% (net interest-bearing debt/total shareholders’ equity) 4.6 times 16 Interest-bearing Debt Reduction Status 17 Consolidated Interest-bearing Debt (bn JPY) 3,000 2,545.3 Decrease continues 2,500 2,392.0 223.1 231.9 Securitization of installment receivables (SOFTBANK MOBILE) 2,000 1,261.9 1,154.1 * 1,500 SBM loan (WBS) 1,000 84.5 84.5 Vodafone Subordinated loan 489.9 473.4 Loans from other financial institutions 500 485.7 447.9 Corporate bonds and CP 0 e/o June e/o June 2008 2009 (Note) Lease obligations excluded from consolidated interest-bearing debt. *Balance of SOFTBANK MOBILE’s WBS loan. 18 Cash Position (bn JPY) Cash Position Cash position Unused portion of credit line facility 600 increase Cash position 537.8 500 481.8 51.0 21.0 400 300 460.8 486.8 200 100 0 e/o March e/o June 2009 2009 19 Redemption Schedule of Corporate Bonds Abundant repayment resources available (bn JPY) Repayment Resources Bond Redemption Schedule Unused portion of credit line facility SOFTBANK straight bonds 600 Cash position 537.8 SOFTBANK TELECOM straight bonds SOFTBANK convertible bonds* 500 481.8 51.0 21.0 400 300 460.8 486.8 200 100 (50.0) (50.0) 45.0 36.4 0 19.0 20.0 Q1 Q2Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2Q3 Q4 e/o March e/o June 2009 2009 FY2009 FY2010 *The convertible bonds with subscription warrants issued in December 2003 are included in the chart above with the assumption that bond holders 20 exercise their put options. Consolidated Net Interest-bearing Debt (bn JPY) 2,500 2,387.0 Reduction of JPY 481.8bn after merger of Vodafone K.K 2,000 1,905.1 231.9 Securitization of installment receivables 1,500 1,000 1,673.1 Other than securitization of installment receivables 500 Reduction of JPY 713.8bn 0 e/o June e/o June 2006 2009 *Net interest-bearing debt = interest-bearing debt (excl. lease obligations) - cash position Cash position = cash and cash equivalents and marketable securities 21 Balance of net interest-bearing debt at the end of June 2006 are calculated with retroactive adjustments by adding the cash receipts as collateral relating to marketable security lending transactions. First Corporate Bond Issue in 2 Years June 27th Unsecured Straight Corporation Bond JPY 60.0bn (Fukuoka SoftBanks HAWKS Bond) (for individual investors) July 28th Unsecured Straight Corporate Bond JPY 30.0bn (for institutional investors) Secure a long and stable financing Resume access to corporate bond market No change in terms of policy of reducing net interest-bearing debt 22 Cash Flow Results 23 Operating Cash Flow (bn JPY) 140 +79.1bn 132.0 120 (doubled) 100 Record high 80 60 52.8 for Q1 40 20 0 -20 -27.4 -40 FY07/Q1FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 24 CAPEX (acquisition base) (bn JPY) 389.8 400 293.7 300 259.0 220.0 308.4 200 Mobile Communications 148.9 235.3 199.1 47.6 Broadband Infrastructure 100 Q1 22.1 Fixed-line Telecommunications 82.6 14.5 40.3 32.4 37.6 21.2 21.8 29.5 1.6 3.7 0 Others FY2005 FY2006 FY2007 FY2008 FY2009 (forecast) *Amounts above include on and off-balance sheet lease transactions. 25 Free Cash Flow (bn JPY) 100 Dramatic 56.5 50 improvement 0 +94.4bn -50 -37.8 -100 -150 -138.9 FY07/Q1 FY08/Q1 FY09/Q1 26 Status of FY2009 Earnings Forecast (bn JPY) FY08 FY09 FY09 Actual Forecast Q1Actual 359.1 420.0 108.2 Operating income (+60.8) (+23.2) 181.5 250.0 56.5 Free cash flow (+68.4) (+94.4) No change in FY2009 Earnings Forecast *YoY comparison stated within brackets. 27 Future Cash Flow 28 Free Cash Flow Target (bn JPY) Free Cash Flow 550 Goal to achieve around JPY 1 trillion* free cash flow 350 250.0 cumulatively over 181.5 the next 3 years 150 Continued revenue -50 FY07FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 (forecast) and profit increases -164.2 Around JPY 1trillion* -250 29 *Cumulative total target for 3 years from FY2009 to FY2011.
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    ittle Girl in Me” Film Partners L 2012 “The © nc. I pache A Film Partners © 2013 “The Great Passage” Film Partners Passage” 2013 “The © Great IES © 2012 L AN AN P JA 8e 3 > 21 © 2012 ÉDITION DÉCEMBRE 2013 第八回 JANVIER 2014 EN RÉGIONS Programme : 22 films dont 7 en compétition Rencontres avec trois réalisateurs FEstivaL Hommage à Yasujiro Ozu : 現 DU FILM JAPonais ses chefs-d’œuvre en couleurs restaurés ContEMPORain Documentaires : culture et société 代 Avant-premières : WWW.KinotaYO.FR WARA NO TATE de Takashi Miike OUtraGE BEYOND de Takeshi Kitano 日 Section classique : retour sur le film de gangster, un genre majeur du cinéma japonais 本 ” Film Partners 映 BLACK DAWN 画 © 2012 “ 祭 tory of Yonosuke” Film Partners Yonosuke” tory of S ueki Ressha Film Partners ueki Ressha A K © 2013 “ © © 2012 © Fidèle à sa volonté de vous faire voyager dans l’actualité MARDI 3 DÉCEMBRE 2013 À 20H du septième art japonais, le Festival Kinotayo, est CÉRÉMONIe d’OUVERTURE DU FEstivaL KINOTAYO 2013 e KINOTAYO 2013 heureux de vous présenter, pour sa 8 édition, 7 longs Avant-PREMIÈRE PARISIENNE métrages de grande qualité, produits et sortis entre AU GAUMONT OPÉRA PREMIER — 2012 et 2013, en sélection officielle pour l’attribution — des Soleils d’Or 2013. ÉDito Plusieurs réalisateurs viendront présenter leur ÉVÉNEMENTS film : Tatsushi Omori pour BOZO (2012), Shoji Kubota pour The Little Girl in Me (2012), et Shuichi Okita pour A Story of Yonosuke (2013). Parallèlement à la sélection officielle, Kinotayo proposera en avant-première au public parisien OUtragE BEyond de Takeshi Kitano. Suite indépen- dante d’OUtragE, ce film de gangster est un huis-clos féroce sur le monde de la pègre qui, fort heureuse- elluloid Dreams ment, ne manque pas d’humour… À cette occasion, C des films marquants de ce genre majeur au Japon sont © 2013 © proposés dans notre section classique initiée en 2012 : La pivoine rouge, Le cimetière de la morale et des œuvres comme Romance noire de Tatsuoki Hosono WARA NO TATE avec Koji Yakusho dans un rôle inattendu de truand en 藁の楯 (wara no tate) mal d’amour.