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Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013J Trust Group’s key initiatives

➢Established J Trust’s overseas subsidiary (J TRUST ASIA PTE LTD.) in Singapore. • In October 2013 the Company established an overseas subsidiary as a hub to explore into financial business• In October 2013, the Company established an overseas subsidiary as a hub to explore into financial business,

amusement business, and other business companies with high growth potential in order to aggressively seek opportunities to enter into the business in which the Company can expect synergies with J Trust Group.

➢Acquired shares of Bank Mayapada, a major commercial bank in Indonesia and started business tie-up with theBank.

Corporate Restructuring

and • In December 2013, the Company has formed a capital and business tie-up with Bank Mayapada that constitutes the core of Mayapada Group (one of the nation’s top zaibatsu in Indonesia). In the future, the Company will contribute to further development of Indonesian economy, while exercising business synergies through combining J Trust Group’s know-how of business model that J Trust Group has established in Japan such as Retail Finance Business with Bank Mayapada’s know-how and licenses in financial business and driving b i i d i f t f fit bilit

andＭ＆Ａ

➢Reinforcement of financial ground• In December 2013, the Company paid back debts of borrowings etc. of J Trust Group’s subsidiaries from the

Resolution and Collection Corporation (“RCC”) in a lump-sum, which resulted in reinforcement of the financial

business expansion and reinforcement of profitability.

eso u o a d Co ec o Co po a o ( CC ) a u p su , c esu ed e o ce e o e a c aground.

• The borrowings were those which borrowings from Incubator Bank of Japan (“IBJ”), Ltd. were transferred to RCC in line with IBJ’s bankrupt. Accordingly there was a misunderstanding as if J Trust Group would have received public support from RCC. However the cause of misunderstanding was resolved this time.

• The Capital Ratio was enhanced by reducing debt obligations of whole J Trust Group. Reinforcement• The risk that would occur from Credia’s contracts to provide collateral to loan by RCC to a third party was

resolved.


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Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013O i f C lid t d Fi i l R ltO i f C lid t d Fi i l R ltOverview of Consolidated Financial ResultsOverview of Consolidated Financial Results


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Overview of Consolidated Financial Results for the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013

Year-on-Year Comparison of Consolidated Financial Results (cumulative) Unit: Millions of Yen

December 2012(cumulative)

December 2013(cumulative)

YOY growth (fall)

Rate of growth

(fall)Main factors behind growth (fall)

Result (%) Result (%)

Unit: Millions of Yen

Operating revenue 40,655 100.0 44,017 100.0 3,361 8.3

Operating revenue increased due to the followings: (1) interest on loans declined by 1.78 Billion Yen and installment payment paying for commission decreased by 2.03 Billion Yen due to a decrease in operating loans and advances paid-installment; (2) revenue of Amusement business rose by 3.53 Billion Yen due to contribution from full-year operating revenues of ADORES & Break which are subject to PL consolidation from July 2012, despite decreases in financial profit by 4.12 Billion Yen and profit on bad debt recovered by 1.39 Billion Yen because collection was made at a relatively low pace; (3) revenue of real estate business increased by 880 Million Yen in line with recovery of real estate market condition; and (4) 7.25 Billion Yen operating revenue of Chinae Savings Bank that inaugurated business in October 2012 was booked.

Operating expenses 13,620 33.5 19,360 44.0 5,740 42.1

Operating expenses increased because cost of sales of Amusement business increased by 2.71 Billion Yen and 2.82 Billion Yen operating expenses in banking business was booked.

Operating gross profit 27,035 66.5 24,656 56.0 ▲ 2,378 ▲ 8.8

SG&A rose due to the followings: (1) labor cost increased by 1.52 Billion Yen and other expenses rose by 1.41 Billion Yen in line with expansion of business scale of J Trust Group; (2) expenses related to bad debts increased by 180 Million Yen because provision of allowance for doubtful

SG&A 15,454 38.0 18,576 42.2 3,121 20.2increased by 180 Million Yen because provision of allowance for doubtful accounts increased by 5.11 Billion Yen as Chinae Savings Bank increased allowance for doubtful accounts, although provision of reserve for loss on liabilities for guarantee declined by 4.82 Billion Yen due to reversal of reserve for loss on liabilities for guarantee through full-payment of borrowings from RCC.

Operating income 11,580 28.5 6,079 13.8 ▲ 5,500 ▲ 47.5income , , ,

Ordinary income 13,076 32.2 5,608 12.7 ▲ 7,467 ▲ 57.1

Ordinary income fell because: (1) operating income declined by 5.5 Billion Yen; (2) dividends received decreased by 770 Million Yen; and (3) 1.1 Billion Yen stock delivery expenses concerning Rights Offering were booked.

Despite an increase in gain on sale of investment securities by 360 Million


Net income 12,887 31.7 2,585 5.9 ▲ 10,302 ▲ 79.9p g y

Yen, net income declined due to the followings: (1) Ordinary income decreased by 7.46 Billion Yen; and (2) 2.95 Billion Yen provision for loss on litigation was made; and (3) Minority interests in income (reduction item) increased by 530 Million Yen.

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Overview of Consolidated Financial Results for the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013Year-on-Year Comparison of Operating Revenue and Operating Income by Business Segment

(Consolidated/cumulative) Unit: Millions of yen( )

December 2012 (cumulative)

December 2013 (cumulative)

YOY growth (fall)

Rate of growth (fall)

Main factors behind growth (fall)

Operating 26 257 18 143 ▲ 8 113 ▲ 30 9Operating revenue fell due to: (1) decreases in interest on loans and i t ll t t i f i i b f d i

Unit: Millions of yen

Financial Business

Operating revenue 26,257 18,143 ▲ 8,113 ▲ 30.9 installment payment paying for commission because of decreases in

operating loans balance and advances paid-installment balance; and (2) decreases in other financial revenue and bad debt recovered because of relatively slow collection. Operating income declined due to a decrease in operating revenue despite reversal of reserve for loss on liabilities for guarantee.

Operating income 11,235 8,460 ▲ 2,775 ▲ 24.7

Operating 2 983 3 871 888 29 8Real estate trading market has gradually been recovering and consumption ta rise is sched led in Apr 2014 Under s ch en ironment operating

Real Estate Business

Operating revenue 2,983 3,871 888 29.8 tax rise is scheduled in Apr 2014. Under such environment, operating

income grew because: (1) revenues in real estate business continue strong; and (2) the gross profit margin was improved through efforts in ensuring/controlling proper inventory level in the midst of emergence of excess supply condition.

Operating income 156 457 300 191.9

Amusement B i

Operating revenue 9,132 12,732 3,600 39.4 Operating revenue/income grew due to the followings: (1) contribution for

the full year from revenues concerning Adores and Break which were bj t t PL lid ti f 2Q f fi l 2013 d (2) th C hBusiness subject to PL consolidation from 2Q of fiscal 2013 and (2) the Company has

focused on business restructuring and acquisition of new customers, etc.Operating income 145 898 753 518.9

International Business

Operating revenue 1,243 7,915 6,671 536.4 Operating revenue rose due to booking of operating revenue from Chinae

Savings Bank that inaugurated its business, while resulting in operating loss due to an increase in allowance for doubtful accounts.Operating

income 278 ▲ 2,078 ▲ 2,356 ▲ 847.5O ti

Other BusinessOperating revenue 2,285 2,226 ▲ 58 ▲ 2.5 Operating revenue fell because no revenue from JT Investment that was

dissolved during the preceding consolidated fiscal period. Operating income also resulted in loss due to increases in SG&A, etc.Operating

income 206 0 ▲ 206 ▲ 100.0

TotalOperating revenue 41,901 44,890 2,989 7.1

Operating income 12,021 7,738 ▲ 4,283 ▲ 35.6income , , ,

Inter-segment or corporate elimination

Operating revenue ▲ 1,246 ▲ 873 372 ▲ 29.9

Operating income declined because SG&A concerning J Trust are calculated as the whole expenses from this period.Operating

income ▲ 441 ▲ 1,658 ▲ 1,217 275.9

ConsolidationOperating revenue 40,655 44,017 3,361 8.3


Consolidation Operatingincome 11,580 6,079 ▲ 5,500 ▲ 47.5

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Changes in Key Consolidated Management Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)


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Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Balance by product


Mar 2012 Jun 2012 Sep 2012 Dec 2012 Mar 2013 Jun 2013 Sep 2013 Dec 2013Commercial notes 2,119 2,484 1,784 2,037 1,656 1,429 1,684 2,205

Accounts receivable-operating loans 27,713 24,886 24,984 20,241 18,227 16,861 15,267 14,409

Loans by banking business －－－ 22,517 48,210 59,969 51,698 48,489

Advances paid-installment 65,024 60,044 55,319 51,756 48,133 45,544 42,905 41,170

Purchased receivables 2,310 2,239 2,028 2,482 2,529 2,454 2,239 2,259

L/T operating loans receivable 8,487 7,548 6,603 5,837 4,686 4,153 3,110 2,769

◎Changes in balance for key products

Credit guarantee balance 22,072 24,515 27,111 33,235 33,194 33,983 34,814 36,050

2 1192,484

2 03 2 205

4,000 Commercial notes

27,713 24,886 24,984

20 241

40,000 Accounts receivables-operating loans

48,210 59,969

51,698 48,489 50000

75000Loans by banking business

2,119 1,784 2,037

1,656 1,429 1,684 2,205

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20,241 18,227 16,861 15,267 14,409

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Advances paid-installment Purchased receivables50 000

Credit guarantee balance

22,517

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50000

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65,024 60,044 55,319 51,756 48,133 45,544 42,905 41,170

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2,310 2,239 2,028 2,482 2,529 2,454 2,239 2,259

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22,072 24,515 27,111 33,235 33,194 33,983 34,814 36,050

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① Commercial notes tended to decrease due to reduced distribution of notes. However, the balance increased as a result of aggressive efforts in the context of expansion of commercial notes limit of trading financial institutions.②Accounts receivable-operating loans increased because Nihon Hoshou Co., Ltd. (former Lopro) took over Takefuji’s consumer finance business in March 2012. However, the balance tends to decline as a result of smooth collection.③Loans by banking business have increased due to Chinae Savings Bank’s acquisitions of partial assets from Mirae Savings Bank and transfers of loans from Solomon Savings Bank and HK Savings Bank in South Korea however tend to decrease slightly as a result of smooth collection of debts ④Advances paid installment substantially rose as KC Card was

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and HK Savings Bank in South Korea, however tend to decrease slightly as a result of smooth collection of debts. ④Advances paid-installment substantially rose as KC Card was included in the scope of consolidation as a subsidiary in Aug 2011. Most recently, by balance configuration replacement policy implemented for the purpose of reducing risks, the volume of shopping transactions have stayed relatively stable, but cash advances have decreased. As a result , the total balance tends to decrease. ⑤Purchased receivables tend to decrease slightly because the collection amount exceeds the purchase amount despite proactive purchase of new receivables. ⑥Credit guarantee balance has been accrued smoothly through guaranteeing loans made by 7 regional financial institutions by Sep 2013.

Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, etc. Unit: Millions of yen

◎Allowance for doubtful accounts Mar 12 Jun 12 Sep 12 Dec 12 Mar 13 Jun 13 Sep 13 Dec 13

Balance of doubtful accounts (a) 8,070 7,739 7,828 14,361 15,387 17,679 18,471 18,410

Allowance for doubtful accounts (b) 2,608 2,862 3,088 9,400 9,195 10,838 9,996 11,422

Allowance rate against balance of nonperforming loans (b)/(a) 32.3% 37.0% 39.5% 65.5% 59.8% 61.3% 54.1% 62.0%

Allowance against advances paid-installment 11,928 10,458 8,859 6,981 5,861 5,085 4,292 3,537

Other allowance for doubtful accounts －－ 214 999 986 934 885 1,406

※ For secured loans or guaranteed loans, allowance for doubtful account is computed by reducing the estimated net realizable value guaranteed and the estimated collateral disposition from the amount of loans receivable while taking into consideration the debtor’s financial condition and operating results. Allowance for doubtful account is also provided for purchased receivables, right to indemnification, g p g p p , g ,membership, investment, and other assets, etc.

◎ Provision for loss on interest repayments

Provision for loss on interest repayment 4,150 3,932 9,514 8,856 8,438 8,145 7,593 7,388

Provision for loss on interest repayment against advances paid-installment 15,733 13,935 12,415 11,727 10,738 9,304 8,544 7,723

◎ Provision for loss on guarantees

Credit guarantee balance (ｃ) 22,072 24,515 27,111 33,235 33,194 33,983 34,814 36,050

Secured 12,457 13,961 15,478 16,600 16,735 17,689 18,308 19,196

Unsecured 9 614 10 553 11 632 16 634 16 458 16 293 16 506 16 853Unsecured 9,614 10,553 11,632 16,634 16,458 16,293 16,506 16,853

Provision for loss on guarantees (d) 290 286 361 459 590 524 497 457

Provision rate against credit guarantee balance (ｄ)/(ｃ) 1.3% 1.2% 1.3% 1.4% 1.8% 1.5% 1.4% 1.3%

Provision for contingent liabilities of subsidiaries －－ 2,869 3,335 3,427 3,513 3,578 －

・As for allowance for doubtful accounts, allowance rate against nonperforming loans subsequently has remained at high levels since Dec 2012. This is because large allowances compatible with risks in line with an increase in doubtful accounts balance of Chinae Savings Bank by a transfer of receivables, etc. in South Korea. Additionally, allowances for doubtful accounts were accrued, because procedures of personal resuscitation/confidence recovery and delinquent debts have increased more than assumption in South Korea since Sep 2013. ・Regarding provision for loss on interest refund claims, along with the small number of claims and the low amount of refund claims, the provision slightly declines because the provision is made in consideration of expected occurrence based on the latest results of excess payment.・In Sep 2011, when KC Card became a subsidiary, allowance for doubtful accounts & for losses on interest refund claims against advanced paid-installment were booked to prepare for losses from bad debts. But th h d d i ti t d i d id i t ll t


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they have decreased in proportion to a decrease in advances paid installment. ・Regarding provision for loss on guarantees, along with expansion of tie-up banks, the Company has increased balance mainly of guarantees for unsecured loan products of tie-up financial institutions. Then the ratio of guarantees for unsecured loan products of tie-up financial institutions has decreased because the Company increased balance of guarantees for secured loan products with lower risk burden rate than that of unsecured loan products in Sep 2013 to reduce risks. Meanwhile the Company made reversal of allowance for contingent liabilities of other subsidiaries due to full payment of borrowings, etc. to RCC.

Fiscal 2012 Fiscal 2013 Fiscal 2014

Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Operating Revenue Unit: Millions of yen

Fiscal 2012 Fiscal 2013 Fiscal 2014Mar 12 Total Jun 12 Sep 12 Dec 12 Mar 13 Total Jun 13 Sep 13 Dec 13

Discount revenue 50 204 52 49 42 45 190 36 37 43Interest on loans 835 3,639 1,444 1,414 1,285 978 5,123 892 788 680Collection from purchased receivables 627 2,740 530 571 593 708 2,403 616 677 7626 , 0 530 5 ,Installment payment paying for commission 3,094 9,236 2,800 2,597 2,440 2,177 10,016 2,046 1,923 1,833Guarantee commission received 291 801 359 418 431 543 1,751 546 555 561Other financial revenue 654 3,358 1,707 1,492 2,751 917 6,868 708 598 519Gain on bad debts recovered 193 536 1 359 1 768 1 843 1 663 6 634 1 247 1 139 1 189Gain on bad debts recovered 193 536 1,359 1,768 1,843 1,663 6,634 1,247 1,139 1,189Sales on real estate business 1,089 2,645 1,090 824 1,064 1,305 4,285 703 1,326 1,835Sales on amusement business※ 4,654 4,475 4,354 13,484 4,222 4,493 3,947Construction of completion (design and construction）※ 124 655 559 1,339 490 15 525O i f b ki b i ※ 1 222 1 222 2 431 2 200 2 622Operating revenue of banking business ※ 1,222 1,222 2,431 2,200 2,622Others 425 1,346 521 674 616 551 2,364 601 542 650

Operating revenue 7,262 24,508 9,867 14,589 16,198 15,027 55,683 14,545 14,300 15,171※ Sales on amusement business and construction of completion (design and construction) has been assigned to categories since 2Q FY 2013 when Adores and Break became

included in the scope of consolidation for P/L in July 2012 Operating revenue of banking business has been assigned to a category since Mar 2013 due to Chinae Savings

Operating revenue roughly remains unchanged.The main breakdown of operating revenue is listed as below:

① Installment payment paying for commission: It has been in a declining trend due to flat sales of shopping and a decrease in cash advances.②Interest on loans/other financial revenue/gain on bad debts recovered: They

included in the scope of consolidation for P/L in July 2012. Operating revenue of banking business has been assigned to a category since Mar 2013 due to Chinae Savings Bank’s start of business in Oct 2012.

14 58916,198

15 027 14 545 15 171

20,000 Operating revenue

②Interest on loans/other financial revenue/gain on bad debts recovered: They had been satisfactory due to smooth collection on Takefuji’s loans receivable. But they have been in slow levels since Jun 2013.③Revenue of real estate business is recovering.④Amusement related sales: It has been generated since the acquisitions of Adores and Break as consolidated subsidiaries in the period ended Sep 2012.⑤Operating revenue of banking business: It was generated for the period

7,262

9,867

14,589 15,027 14,545 14,300 15,171

5,000

10,000

15,000


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⑤Operating revenue of banking business: It was generated for the period ended March 2013, as a result of Chinae Savings Bank’s start of business and acquisitions of partial assets from Mirae Savings Bank and transfers of receivables from Solomon Savings Bank and HK Savings Bank.

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Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly)Selling, General and Administrative Expenses

U it Milli f


Mar 12 Total Jun 12 Sep 12 Dec 12 Mar 13 Total Jun 13 Sep 13 Dec 13

Unit: Millions of yen

Personnel expenses 1,490 5,261 1,951 2,391 2,411 2,594 9,349 2,704 2,788 2,785

Other expenses 1,825 5,312 1,653 2,575 2,730 2,842 9,802 2,529 2,933 2,906

Expenses related to bad debts 937 3,855 533 348 858 1,999 3,740 981 2,248 ▲ 1,302Selling general andSelling, general and administrative expenses 4,254 14,429 4,138 5,314 6,001 7,437 22,892 6,216 7,970 4,389

4,000 Personnel expense

2 842 2 933 2 906

4,000

Other expenses

1,490 1,951

2,391 2,411 2,594 2,704 2,788 2,785

1,000

2,000

3,000

1,825 1,653

2,575 2,730 2,842 2,529

2,933 2,906

1,000

2,000

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Personnel expenses and other expenses have increased due to a significant increase of employees along with the expansion of the scale of the Group’s business and an increase in transactions fees etc in purchase of accounts

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1 9992 2483,000

Expenses related to bad debts

Mar12 Jun12 Sep12 Dec12 Mar13 Jun13 Sep13 Dec13 Mar12 Jun12 Sep12 Dec12 Mar13 Jun13 Sep13 Dec13

business, and an increase in transactions fees, etc. in purchase of accounts receivable, and M&A activities.

Expenses related to bad debts increased due to an increase in allowance for doubtful accounts in Chinae Savings Bank because procedures for procedures of personal resuscitation/confidence recovery and delinquent debts have increased more than assumption in South Korea in Sep 2013. However, the expenses related to bad debts declined due to reversal of reserve for credit guarantee loss

937 533 348

858

1,999

981

2,248

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for Credia’ contingent liabilities through full repayment of borrowings, etc. from RCC, while allowance for doubtful accounts increased in Chinae Savings Bank in Dec 2013 as well as in Sep 2013.

▲ 1,302▲ 2,000

▲ 1,000

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Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other Figures (Quarterly) Quarterly Consolidated Results



Mar 12 Total Jun 12 Sep 12 Dec 12 Mar 13 Total Jun 13 Sep 13 Dec 13

Operating income 1 287 5 539 4 039 3 451 4 089 424 12 005 2 225 6 3 847


Operating income 1,287 5,539 4,039 3,451 4,089 424 12,005 2,225 6 3,847

Ordinary income 1,678 5,486 3,870 3,612 5,593 628 13,704 2,262 ▲ 600 3,946

Net income 1,510 34,500 3,991 3,453 5,442 421 13,309 2,005 ▲ 861 1,441Gain on negative goodwill － 29 444 155 139 －－ 294 － 60 251Gain on negative goodwill 29,444 155 139 294 60 251Net income without gain on negative goodwill 1,510 5,056 3,836 3,313 5,442 421 13,014 2,005 ▲ 922 1,190

6,000 Operating income

5,593 6 0007,000

Ordinary income

1,287

4,039 3,451

4,089

424

2,225

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3,847

2,000

4,000

1,678

3,870 3,612

628

2,262

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01,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,000

In Q3 of Fiscal 2014, operating income, ordinary income and net income slightly recovered.

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当期純利益当期純利益（負ののれん除く）

Net income Net incomeNet income without gain on negative goodwill

Mar12 Jun12 Sep12 Dec12 Mar13 Jun13 Sep13 Dec13 Mar12 Jun12 Sep12 Dec12 Mar13 Jun13 Sep13 Dec13

The main breakdowns are listed as below:(Operating income and Ordinary income）

・Both operating income and ordinary income grew because SG&A was tempereddue to a decrease in expenses related to bad debts through reversal of reservesfor credit guarantee loss, despite increases in personnel expenses and other expenses along with the expansion of business scale of J Trust Group.

(Net income)

1,510

3,836 3,3135,442

421

2,0051,190

01,0002,0003,0004,0005,000


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(Net income)・Net income increased thanks to favorable ordinary income and booking of gain on investment securities, etc., despite a decrease by provision for loss on litigation.

▲ 922▲ 2,000▲ 1,000

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Changes in Key Consolidated Management Indices and Other FiguresCash out amount accompanied by interest refund claims Unit: cases, Thousand of yen

Jan 11 Feb 11 Mar 11 Apr 11 May 11 Jun 11 Jul 11 Aug 11 Sep 11 Oct 11 Nov 11 Dec 11No. of claims 453 576 591 450 357 441 322 793 762 767 728 602

YOY 6.3% 4.2% ▲2.8% ▲20.1% ▲25.5% ▲15.2% ▲30.6% 92.5% 69.0% 51.9% 38.7% 18.3%Cash Out 83,448 98,702 162,716 155,484 116,941 102,897 103,980 109,224 253,017 287,401 429,263 303,902


YOY 19.6% 10.9% ▲5.1% 40.7% 83.8% 36.7% 73.3% ▲38.6% ▲40.3% ▲25.7% ▲27.5% ▲27.6%Cash Out 222,316 236,405 441,019 479,082 498,907 648,290 375,019 270,622 343,812 280,099 314,408 424,735


YOY ▲21.6% ▲34.6% ▲14.3% ▲6.6% ▲8.8% ▲10.3% 4.8% 4.7% 13.8% 17.7% 2.8% 22.5%Cash Out 278,221 499,200 265,434 232,533 301,858 351,328 272,207 283,809 260,768 291,590 316,592 315,596

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Changes in the number of claims and refund amount Refund claims by month almost remains flat, although the latest number increased on YOY basis.The cash out amount

KC Card becomes a subsidiary

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300,000 FY2012. However, most recent refund claims were in a slow level as the Company promoted settlement ahead of schedule for creditors with high refund ratio (proportion


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of cash out to the claimed amount). 2012 2013

Progress of Consolidated Financial Forecast Progress of Consolidated Financial Forecast for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2014for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2014for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2014for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2014


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Consolidated Financial Forecast for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2014


Fiscal 2013 3Q of Fiscal 2014 (cumulative) 3Q progress

Actual results (%) Actual results (%) (%)

Operating revenue 55,683 100.0 44,017 100.0 79.0

(Main b kd )

Interest on loans 5,123 9.2 2,360 5.4 46.1Operating revenue of banking business 1,222 2.2 7,255 16.5 593.7Installment payment paying for commission 10,016 18.0 5,803 13.2 57.9

Guarantee commission received 1,751 3.1 1,663 3.8 95.0breakdown) , ,

Sales on real estate business 4,285 7.7 3,866 8.8 90.2Sales related to amusement business 14,823 26.6

12,663 28.892.4Construction of completion

(design & construction) 1,031 2.3(design & construction)Gain on bad debts recovered 6,634 11.9 3,575 8.1 53.9

Other financial revenue 6,868 12.3 1,826 4.2 26.6Operating income 12,005 21.6 6,079 13.8 50.6

Ordinar income 13 704 24 6 5 608 12 7 40 9

Regarding consolidated results in 3Q of FY 2014 (cumulative), operating revenue slightly grew year-over-year thanks to: (1) increases in operating revenue in banking

Ordinary income 13,704 24.6 5,608 12.7 40.9Net income 13,309 23.9 2,585 5.9 19.4

※Sales related to amusement business in main breakdown of operating revenue in actual results in fiscal 2013 include construction of completion.

business by establishment of Chinae Savings Bank in Fiscal 2013; (2) revenue related to amusement along with consolidated subsidiaries of Adores and Break; and (3) and favorable sales in real estate business, despite (i) decreases of interest on loans and installment payment paying for commission due to decreases of operating loans and advances paid-installment; and (ii) decreases in bad debts recovered and other financial incomes due to relatively low collection.

Operating income declined year-over-year due to an increase in allowance for doubtful accounts in Chinae Savings Bank as well as an increase in operating expenses in banking business and amusement business, despite decreases in SG&A such as reversal of reserves of credit guarantee loss along with full payment of borrowings from RCC. Additionally, both ordinary income and quarterly net income decreased in comparison with the prior same period due to expenses to issue h i Ri h Off i d b ki f ll f l li i i i C di


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shares concerning Rights Offering and booking of allowance for loss on litigation in Credia. As to forecast of full-year consolidated results, we would like to defer disclosure of full-year consolidated financial forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2014 because it is difficult to calculate financial forecast reasonably at present, as we announced it in “Amendments to financial Forecast” as of Nov 8, 2013. As soon as financial forecast for the said period is performed, additional disclosure will be promptly made.

((ReferenceReference１１))((ReferenceReference１１))Overview of NonOverview of Non--Consolidated Financial ResultsConsolidated Financial Resultsfor the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013for the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013

&&Progress of NonProgress of Non--Consolidated Financial ForecastConsolidated Financial Forecast

for the Fullfor the Full Year Ending March 31 2014Year Ending March 31 2014for the Fullfor the Full--Year Ending March 31, 2014Year Ending March 31, 2014


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Overview of Non-Consolidated Financial Results for the Nine Months Ended December 31, 2013Year-on-year comparisons of financial results


Dec 2012（cumulative)

Dec 2013（cumulative）

YOY increase

or decrease

（%) Main factors behind increase (decrease)Results (%) Results (%)


Operating revenue 2,851 100.0 4,125 100.0 1,274 44.7

Dividends from subsidiaries thanks to favorable results of subsidiaries in previous FY increased by 1.78 billion yen, while other financial revenue in purchase of accounts receivable services decreased by 330 million yen as well as adecreased by 330 million yen as well as a decrease in interest income by 270 million yen due to a decrease of loans to subsidiaries.

Operating expenses 925 32.5 689 16.7 ▲ 236 ▲ 25.5 Interest on loans decreased.

O tiOperating gross profit 1,925 67.5 3,436 83.3 1,510 78.5

SG & A 1 000 35 1 1 433 34 8 433 43 4

Taxes and dues increased by 170 million yen due to an increase pertaining capital of business tax for increased capital by exercise of Rights Offering (Non Commitment Type/ Gratis allotment of ListedSG & A 1,000 35.1 1,433 34.8 433 43.4 (Non-Commitment Type/ Gratis allotment of Listed Subscription Right) as well as an increase of commission fee by 130 million yen in line with M&A, etc.

Operating i 925 32.5 2,002 48.5 1,077 116.4income , ,

Ordinary income 966 33.9 931 22.6 ▲ 35 ▲ 3.6

1.10 billion yen stock issuance fees concerning Rights Offering were booked despite an increase of operating income by 1.07 billion yen.


Net income 962 33.8 1,373 33.3 410 42.7 Gain on sale of investment securities increased by 450 million yen.

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Non-Consolidated Financial Forecast for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31,2014

U it Milli fUnit: Millions of yen

Fiscal 2013 3Q of Fiscal 2014 (cumulative) 3Q Progress

Actual Results (%) Actual Results (%) (%)

Operating revenue 3,546 100.0 4,125 100.0 116.3

(Main b kd )

Interest income 649 18.3 263 6.4 40.6

Di id d i d 2 015 56 8 3 385 82 1 168 0breakdown) Dividends received 2,015 56.8 3,385 82.1 168.0

Other financial revenue 693 19.6 235 5.7 33.9

Operating income 1,029 29.0 2,002 48.5 194.6

Ordinary income 1,073 30.3 931 22.6 86.8

Net income 1,056 29.8 1,373 33.3 129.9

Operating revenue and operating income for 3Q of Fiscal 2014 grew year-over-year mainly due to an increase in dividends income.Ordinary income slightly increased year-over-year although approx. 1.10 billion yen expenses concerning Rights Offering were booked in bulk on non-operating expense. Net income for 3Q of Fiscal 2014 also increased from the results in prior quarter period thanks to 460 million yen income on sales of investment securities.On a full-year basis, as announced in the “Amendments to financial Forecast” as of Nov 8, 2013, because it is difficult to calculate financial forecast reasonably at present, we would like to defer disclosure of full-year non-consolidated financial forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2014. As soon as financial forecast for the said period is performed, additional disclosure will be promptly made


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（（R fR f ２）２）（（Reference Reference ２）２）Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated SubsidiariesOverview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries

Financial business Nihon Hoshou Co., Ltd.

Partir Servicer Co., Ltd.

Saikyo Card Co., Ltd.

KC Card Co., Ltd.

Credia Co., Ltd.,

Real estate business Keynote Co., Ltd.

Amusement business Adores, Inc.

Break Co., Ltd.

International business Chinae Savings Bank Co., Ltd.

Neoline Credit Co LtdNeoline Credit Co., Ltd.

J Trust Asia PTE. LTD.

Other business J Trust System Co., Ltd.


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Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Finance Business 1

Trade name : NIHON HOSHOU Co LtdTrade name : NIHON HOSHOU Co., Ltd.Representative : Toshihide Yamamoto

President & Representative DirectorMain office location : 1-7-12 Toranomon, Minato-ku, TokyoDate established : March 17, 1970Business description : Comprehensive Financial Business

(Loan business - Business & Consumer loan services,factoring business, credit guarantee business)

Registration : Head of Kinki Finance Bureau(10)No. 00101Affiliated organization : Japan Financial Service Association No 002268 JCFA JICC

Nihon Hoshou websiteNihon Hoshou websiteAffiliated organization : Japan Financial Service Association No.002268, JCFA,JICCFiscal year end : February (FY end was changed to March as of January 9, 2014)Amount of capital : 95 million yenPrincipal shareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. 100%

P/L（Cumulative ) Unit : Millions of Yen

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 13,891 8,091 ▲5,800

Operating income 6,514 2,709 ▲3,805

TopicsMay 2013 Tied up with Exchange Corporation K.K. for credit guarantee

operations

June 2013

July 2013

operations.・ Started handling credit guarantee operations for “AQUSH” ‘mortgage loan) provided by Exchange Corporation .Osaka branch location moved. <New location ：8-8 Nodamachi 2-chome, Miyakojima-ku, Osaka >Main store location (on registry) moved. No change in main office

• Nihon Hoshou’s accounting period is February, thus necessary amendments for consolidation were made for material transactions in December in financial statements in November.


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location. <Main store location ： 8-8 Nodamachi 2-chome, Miyakojima-ku, Osaka >Started offering of “KC VIP Loan Card” that is a tie-up product with KC Card.


Trade name : PARTIR Servicer Co LtdTrade name : PARTIR Servicer Co., Ltd.Representative : Norio Uemura, president and representative directorMain office location : 1-7-12 Toranomon, Minato-ku, TokyoDate established : August 23, 2007Description of business : Servicer involved in the following Partier websitePartier website

: (Purchase of specific monetary debts, receivables management and recovery, commissioned management and recovery services):

Registration : Servicer License Permit number No. 113 issued by Ministry of JusticeBuilding Lots and Buildings Transaction Business License (1)No.92180 issued by the governor of Tokyo; Antique dealer license No.301081103581 issued by Tokyo Public Safety Committee

Affiliated organization Loan Servicers Association of JapanTokyo Real Estate Transaction Association, etc.

Accounting period : MarchAmount of capital : 500 million yen Unit: Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)

Principal shareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. (100%) Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 960 946 ▲13

Operating income 150 102 ▲48


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Trade name : Saikyo Card Co., Ltd. Representative : Fumihiko Akiyama

President & Representative Director

M i ffi l ti West 92 Building 4F, Ginnangai 4, ShunanMain office location : West 92 Building 4F, Ginnangai 4, Shunan City, Yamaguchi

Date established : April 12, 1994Business description : Individual credit purchase brokerage business,

Moneylending businessRegistration : Moneylending business registration (7)No 00101

Saikyo Card websiteSaikyo Card website

Registration : Moneylending business registration (7)No.00101issued by Head of Chugoku Local Finance Bureau

: Individual credit purchase brokerage register no. Chugoku (Individual), No.8

Affiliated organization : Japan Financial Services Association, member number 002603; Japan Consumer Credit Association

Fiscal year end : MarchFiscal year end : MarchAmount of capital : 60 million yenShareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. 80.00%

The Saikyo Bank, Ltd. 20.00%Parent institution : The Saikyo Bank, Ltd.

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY


O ti i 30 0 ▲30

Unit : Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)Topics

Jan 2014 Saikyo Card was removed from J Trust Group upon t f f ll h h ld b J T t (80% f h l



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transfer of all shares held by J Trust (80% of whole shares) to Saikyo Bank.


Trade name : KC Card Co., Ltd.Representative : Satoshi Ando, presidentMain office location : 3 4 2 Hakata ekimae Hakata ku FukuokaMain office location : 3-4-2 Hakata-ekimae, Hakata-ku, FukuokaDate established : April 26, 1963Amount of capital : 3,055 million yenBusiness description : Credit card business, loan business, real estate business, etc.Registration : Comprehensive credit purchase and mediation business Kyushu (Comprehensive)No.30

I di id l dit h d di ti b i K h (I di id l)N 14 1

KC Card websiteKC Card website

Individual credit purchase and mediation business Kyushu (Individual)No.14-1Moneylending business Head of Fukuoka Finance Bureau(10) No. 00030The third party type prepaid method payment measure issuance business Head of Fukuoka Finance Bureau No. 00088

Affiliated organization : Japan Financial Association, member number 002328; Japan Consumer Credit AssociationAccounting periodA t f it l

: December3 055 illiAmount of capital : 3,055 million yen

Shareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. 98.54% (percentage of voting rights); others

Unit: Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)Topics

April 2013 KC Card’s 50th anniversaryMay 2013June 2013July 2013

Aug 2013

New service was launched to exchange Happy Points with “Amazon’s Gift Card.”Card Loan “KC Money Card” was renewed.ＦＣ Gifu Official/KC Card was issued ・Official credit card of Ｊ２ Soccer Team 「ＦＣ Gifu」Launched tie-up guarantee business with Tomato Bank.・Started offering ”Tomato/KC Omatome Card Loan” that Tomato Bank offers

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 9,375 7,337 ▲2,037

Operating


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Started offering Tomato/KC Omatome Card Loan that Tomato Bank offers.Launched offering of “KC VIP Loan Card” (Guarantee company: Nihon Hoshou)

Operating income 4,813 2,507 ▲2,306


Trade name : CREDIA CO., LTD.Representative : Tomohiko Sato, presidentMain office location : 10-5 Minami-cho Suruga-ku ShizuokaMain office location : 10-5 Minami-cho, Suruga-ku, ShizuokaDate established : July 8, 2008Business description : Loan business (Consumer loan services, business loan services)

credit guarantee business, and other financial servicesPrincipal shareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. 100% Credia websiteCredia websitep ,Registration : Head of Tokai Finance Bureau (2) No. 00165

Building Lots and Buildings Transaction Business License (1) No.13120 issued by the governor of Shizuoka

Affiliated organization : Japan Financial Services Association, No.005408A ti i d M hAccounting period : MarchAmount of capital : 100 million yen

P/L（cumulative）Unit: Millions of Yen

Topics

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 824 858 33

Operating 820 ▲679 ▲1 500

Dec 2013 Regarding a lawsuit on exercise of the right of veto, Credia was delivered judgment of First Instance from Tokyo District Court.(Plaintiff) Bankrupt: SF Corporation; Bankruptcy administrator: GinjiroSuzuki


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Operating income 820 ▲679 ▲1,500

※ The count numbers in Dec 2012 are those after 2Q of FY 2013 when Credia was included in the scope of PL consolidation.

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Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Real estate business

Trade name : Keynote Co., Ltd.Representative : Yasushi Hashimoto, presidentMain office location : Meiko Building 6F, 1-6-2 Higashiyama, Meguro-ku, TokyoDate established : July 10, 1996

Keynote websiteKeynote website

Business description : Real estate trading (Development and sales of dethatched houses and apartments), old house renovation (purchase of old houses, sales upon renovation), real estate brokerage, consulting

Registration : Building Lots and Buildings Transaction Business License No. (1) 7845 issued by Minister of land, Infrastructure and Transportation Offi f Fi t Cl A hit t N 55909 i d b G f T k: Office of First Class Architect No.55909 issued by Governor of Tokyo

: Specific Construction Business (specific-22) No.135078 & (specific-25) No.135078 issued by Governor of Tokyo

Affiliated organization : National Association for Real Estate Guarantee Registered member of JIO, etc.

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Unit : Millions of Yen

Accounting period : MarchAmount of capital : 30 million yenPrincipal shareholder : Adores, Inc. 100%

(42.91% owned by J Trust Co., Ltd.) P/L (cumulative)

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 2,531 3,246 714

Operating income 81 144 62

TopicsMarch 2013

June 2013

A Share Exchange was conducted to turn Adores into a wholly owning parent company and Keynote/Break into wholly owned subsidiaries. Business restructuring was conducted for organizational efficiency.


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J 0 3 g g y・construction business was abolished at Adores. Instead Keynote succeeded the business.

Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Amusement business 1

Trade name : ADORES, Inc. (JASDAQ code 4712) Representative : Nobuyoshi Fujisawa, Chairman; Kei Saito, presidentMain office location : 1-7-12 Toranomon, Minato-Ku, Tokyo D t t bli h d F b 11 1964 (i ti )Date established : February 11, 1964 (inception)

December 25, 1967 (established)Business description : Amusement business (planning, development, operation of amusement facilities)

Planning, production & sale of giveaway for amusement facilitySale & purchase of real estates, renovation of used houses; design, construction & sale of

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Adores websiteAdores website

commercial facilities;Asset solution/leasing; Estate agent & Consulting

Registration : Building Lots and Buildings Transaction Business License No.(3)79136 issuedby governor of TokyoAct on Control and Improvement of Amusement Businesses, No.8

Affiliated organization : Japan Amusement Machine Association; All Nippon Amusement Machine Operator’s Union Accounting period : MarchAmount of capital : 4,405 million yen Principal shareholder J Trust Co., Ltd. (42.91%), others

Unit: Millions of yenP/L (cumulative)

TopicsMarch 2013 A Share Exchange was conducted to turn Adores into a wholly

owning parent company and Keynote/Break into wholly owned subsidiaries.

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 9,560 13,043 3,482Operating income 38 949 910


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June 2013 ※ The count numbers in Dec 2012 are those after 2Q of Fiscal 2013 when Adores was included in the scope of PL consolidation.

Business restructuring was conducted for organizational efficiency. ・construction business was abolished at Adores. Instead Keynote succeeded the business.

Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Amusement business 2

Trade name : BREAK CO LTD

Break HPBreak HP

Trade name : BREAK CO.,LTD.Representative : Takanori Nezu, presidentMain office location : 1-7-12 Toranomon, Minato-Ku, TokyoDate established : February 1, 2007Business description : Planning/manufacturing/sales of various merchandise for usep g g

in amusement machines; Operation/consulting of amusement facilities, etc.

Accounting period : MarchAmount of capital : 75 million yenP i i l h h ld Ad I 100%

Unit: Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)

Principal shareholder : Adores, Inc. 100% (42.91% owned by J Trust Co., Ltd.)

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 1,463 2,179 716Operating income 49 128 79

( )

A Share Exchange was conducted to turn Adores into a wholly owning parent company and Keynote/Break into wholly owned subsidiaries.

Topics

March 2013


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subsidiaries.

※ The count numbers in Dec 2012 are those after 2Q of Fiscal 2013 when Break was included in the scope of PL consolidation.

Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Overseas business 1

Trade name : Chinae Savings Bank Co., Ltd.Representative : Yoon Byeng muk, presidentMain office location : Donghoon Tower 4 & 5F, 317 Teheran-ro,

Gangnam gu Seoul Special CityGangnam-gu, Seoul Special CityDate established : August 13, 2012Registration : Registration of business 120-87-86754Affiliated organization : Korea Federation of Savings BanksBusiness description : Savings bank business

Chinae Savings Bank HPChinae Savings Bank HP

Dec 2012 Dec 2013 YOY

Operating revenue 1 7,255 7,253

Accounting period : JuneAmount of capital : 68.9 billion Korean Won (as of Jan 10, 2014)Principal shareholder : KC Card Co., Ltd. 100%

(98.54% of KC Card is owned by J Trust Co., Ltd.)

Unit : Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)

Operating income ▲12 ▲2,193 ▲2,181

※ Adjustments necessary for consolidation to material transactions of Oct – Dec were made on financial statements in Sep.

Topics※1 Won ≒0.06934 Yen: Financial statements in Dec 2012 (no adjustment);

1Won ≒0.08642 Yen: Financial statements in Dec 2013.Acquired assets and liabilities from Mirae Savings Bank and opened for business.Acquired loans receivable from Solomon Savings Bank ; approx. 373.0 billion won （approx. 29.9 billion yen, 1won= approx.0.0802yen)A i d l i bl f HK S i B k

October 2012

January 2013

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Acquired loans receivable from HK Savings Bank ; approx. 173.5 billion won (approx. 15.3 billion yen, 1won = approx. 0.0883 yen)

June 2013 Savings bank that warms your heartOut motto ‘heartwarming customer service’ and ‘customer satisfaction means our pleasure‘ are put into it.


Trade name : NEOLINE CREDIT Co., Ltd.Representative : Takashi Watanabe Main office location : 890-16 Daechi-dong Gannam-gu Seoul Neoline Credit websiteNeoline Credit websiteMain office location : 890 16 Daechi dong Gannam gu, SeoulDate established : October 26, 2009Business description : Consumer finance businessRegistration : Registration of Loans Business

Registration of Online Sales Business

Neoline Credit websiteNeoline Credit website

Registration of Foreign Investment EnterpriseAffiliated organization : Consumer Loan Finance Association A00134Accounting period : SeptemberAmount of capital : 13 billion wonPrincipal shareholder : J Trust Co Ltd 100% Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

P/L (cumulative) Unit: Millions of Yen

Principal shareholder : J Trust Co., Ltd. 100% Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY

Operating revenue 1,242 660 ▲581Operating income 340 161 ▲178

※ 1 won ≒0.07134 yen (Dec 12)1 ≒0 09025 (D 13)


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1 won ≒0.09025 yen (Dec 13)


： J TRUST ASIA PTE. LTD.N b hi F ji id t

Trade name： Nobuyoshi Fujisawa, president： 20 COLLYER QUAY #18-01 SINGAPORE, 049319

October 7, 2013

RepresentativeMain office location

Date established： Investment business & management support service

business： March： 125 million Singapore Dollar

Business description

Fiscal year endAmount of capital

J Trust Asia websiteJ Trust Asia website

： J Trust Co., Ltd. 100%Principal shareholder

Topics

December 2013 Acquired shares of Bank Mayapada, a major commercial banks in Indonesia and concluded a business tie-up agreement with the Bank.


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Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Other business 1

Trade Name ： J Trust System Co., Ltd. Representative ： Takashi Ieda, presidentMain office location ： 1-7-12 Toranomon Minato-ku, TokyoDate established ： May 27, 2009Business description ： Computing Services Agency involved in

corporate management operations and management training using computers / computer operations and management services on contract / commissioned development and operational

J Trust System websiteJ Trust System website

training of computer softwareFiscal year end ： MarchAmount of capital ： 80 Million YenPrincipal shareholder ： J Trust Co., Ltd. 100% Unit: Millions of YenP/L (cumulative)

Dec 12 Dec 13 YOY


Operating income 37 ▲67 ▲104

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Operating income 37 ▲67 ▲104

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Overview of Achievements of Main Consolidated Subsidiaries – Other Business 2

Trade name ： AAD Co., Ltd. ,Representative ： Eiji SakamotoMain office location ： NS Building 3F, 2-16-4 Higashi-NIhonbashi

Chuo-ku, TokyoDate established ： July 1, 1957

AAD websiteAAD website

Business description ： Advertising Agent involved in commissioned advertising / event planning, production, and operation / website planningand production / sales of smartphones ・iPhone ・iPad / planning and production of application software, etc. / commercial printing of catalogs and posters planning and production / CF・PV Shooting and editing / DVD・CD Digital Signage planning, production, and operation / businessmanagement consulting

Fiscal year end ： MarchAmount of capital ： 30 Million Yen



P/L (cumulative)p

Principal shareholder ： J Trust Co., Ltd. 100%Accreditation ： Forest Certification (FSC® C092617)

ISO27001 Accreditation (IS 98440)


Operating revenue 506 615 109Operating income 42 24 ▲17

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※ The count numbers in Dec 2012 are those after 2Q of Fiscal2013 when Break was included in the scope of PL consolidation.

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