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FY2013 Sales by Segment FY2013 Business Result
Business Review
19%
6%
24%
18%
26%
Energy & Infrastructure Segment
Lifestyle Products & Services Segment
Electronic Devices & Components Segment
Community Solutions Segment
Healthcare Systems & Services Segment
Although the Nuclear Power Systems business in
Japan saw lower sales, the overall Social Infrastructure
business recorded growth, reflecting higher sales in
the T&D Systems, Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Railroad
Systems, Automotive Systems and other businesses.
Higher sales generated higher income in T&D and Solar
Photovoltaic Systems. Thermal & Hydro Power Systems
performed well but saw lower operating income.
Deterioration in Nuclear Power Systems reflected a temporary
expense overseas and a conservative reassessment of the
asset value of a U.S. developer of nuclear power plants.
Sales Operating
Income
¥1,812.2 billion
(YoY +¥179.9 billion, +11%)
¥32.3billion
(YoY -¥52.8 billion)
The Retail Information Systems and Office Equipment
business reported significantly higher sales on positive
effects from a business acquisition and other factors.
The Disaster Prevention Systems, Elevator & Building
Systems, Lighting and Commercial Air-Conditioners
businesses also saw sales increases.
The Retail Information Systems and Office Equipment
business saw higher operating income reflecting
higher sales, and the Elevator & Building Systems and
Commercial Air-Conditioners businesses also recorded
higher operating income
Sales Operating
Income
¥1,357.4 billion
(YoY +¥178.3 billion, +15%)
¥51.9billion
(YoY +¥9.2 billion)
Healthcare systems, especially CT systems, recorded
higher sales on higher unit sales in emerging
economies and sales growth in the overseas service
sector.
The segment saw higher operating income on higher
sales, in emerging economies and in the overseas
service sector.
Sales Operating
Income
¥410.8 billion
(YoY +¥31.2 billion, +8%)
¥28.6billion
(YoY +¥4.8 billion)
The Memories business saw significantly higher sales
on increased sales volume, and the Discrete business
reported higher sales. The Storage Products business
also recorded higher sales, especially in 3.5-inch hard
disk drives.
Segment operating income increased by 143.0 billion
yen to 238.5 billion yen, the highest it has ever
recorded. The Memories business saw a notable
upswing, maintaining high profitability.
Sales Operating
Income
¥1,693.4 billion
(YoY +¥406.8 billion, +32%)
¥238.5billion
(YoY +¥143.0 billion)
The Visual Products business, which includes LCD TVs,
saw sales decrease due to a shift in focus to redefined
sales territories and other factors, while the PC and
White Goods businesses recorded higher sales.
Visual Products improved considerably, reflecting
restructuring and higher sales prices. White Goods
declined on a weaker yen. PCs saw lower operating
income on inventory clearance cost and weaker yen,
but with a better second half.
Sales Operating
Income
¥1,313.8 billion
(YoY +¥44.0 billion, +3%)
-¥51.0billion
(YoY -¥8.7 billion)
P.32
P.44
P.41
P.36
P.39
Note: Ratio of net sales total prior to elimination of inter-segment sales
Business Review
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