First, I will provide an overview of the Financial Results. This shows the results of several key financial indicators.
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Q1 FY2022 Financial Results Highlights
Order Intake: ¥917.8 bn (+¥167.3 bn YoY) Orders increased in all segments YoY.
In terms of major businesses, orders were strong in Gas Turbine Combined Cycle (GTCC), Aero Engines, Metals Machinery, Logistics Systems, HVAC, and Defense & Space. (See p. 6 for supplementary details)
Revenue: ¥871.3 bn (+¥19.6 bn YoY)
Revenue increased YoY in Energy Systems and Logistics, Thermal & Drive Systems. In terms of major businesses, GTCC, Aero Engines, Logistics Systems, and HVAC showed strong results.
Business Profit: ¥14.9 bn (-¥6.5 bn YoY)
Although there were some negative factors, including one-time expenses from European coal-fired thermal power business downsizing as well as a lag between price optimizations and profit realization to address materials and logistics cost inflation, secured ¥14.9 bn in business profit through revenue increases, fixed cost reductions, and asset management.
Net Profit: ¥19.1 bn (+¥6.5 bn YoY)
Despite a YoY decrease in business profit, due to contributions of foreign exchange gains from depreciation of the yen, net profit increased 52% YoY to ¥19.1 bn.
Next, I will explain the highlights from the Financial Results using this page.
To provide some supplementary information, order intake and revenue increased YoY. Growth in order intake was particularly strong, with progress against the annual forecast of ¥3.7 tr at around 25%, a high level not seen in recent years.
Profit from business activities (business profit) decreased YoY, partly due to one-time expenses from downsizing at a European location, which I will explain on slide 10. Contrastingly, profit attributable to owners of parent (net profit) increased by around 52% YoY, partly due to contributions of foreign exchange gains from the depreciation of the yen.
Free cash flow was mostly at the same level as Q1 FY2021.
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. is a diversified group organized around 4 business segments:
- manufacturing of systems and components for energy production units (42.6% of net sales): offshore wind turbines, pumps, turbochargers, reactors, compressors, aero-engines, gas turbines, nuclear power generators, etc.;
- shipbuilding and industrial construction (41.1%): construction of ships, land transport systems, machinery and industrial installations, environmental systems (industrial wastewater treatment systems, air pollution control units, marine pollution prevention systems, waste incinerators, etc.), handling equipment, machine tools, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, toll systems, etc.;
- construction of avionics, defence and aerospace systems (15.7%);
- other (0.3%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Japan (48.9%), Asia (17.4%), the United States (14.8%), Europe (9.4%), Middle East (2.9%), Central and South America (2.8%), Africa (1.3%) and other (2.5%).