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Integrated Report 2021

Integrated Report 2021 provides details on the medium- to long-term strategies and measures being implemented to facilitate the realization of the Long-Term Vision for 2030 of ART for Human Possibilities.

Yamaha Motor’s Global Business

The powertrain, chassis and hull, electronic control, and manufacturing technologies and expertise we have accumulated since our founding serve as our core competencies, and as we continue refining them, we offer a myriad of products around the world that create Kando by leveraging our technologies and keen sensibilities based on the Company’s unique Jin-Ki Kanno development ideal.

Fiscal 2020 Consolidated Financial Results

Net sales ￥1,471.3 billion　Operating income ￥81.7billion

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IntroductionPDF2.31 MB
  • A History of Creating Kando through Technology
  • Yamaha Motor’s Global Business
  • Maximizing Our Environmental and Social Value
  • Financial and Non-Financial Highlights

Toward Sustainable Growth

President, Chief Executive Officer and Representative Director Yoshihiro Hidaka

Without fearing change, we will aim to create new value expanding human possibilities by continuing to boldly take on uniquely Yamaha challenges.

President, Chief Executive Officer
and Representative Director

Yoshihiro Hidaka

Yamaha Motor’s System of Strategic Policies

Yamaha Motor has identified important societal issues (materiality issues) to address in light of significant changes in the business environment as well as in terms of risks and opportunities. In order to resolve these societal issues, the Company formulated our Long-Term Vision for 2030 to indicate the directions we will take. For details on the Company’s important societal issues, the Long-Term Vision, and our various measures, please see the relevant pages.

Yamaha Motor’s System of Strategic Policies

Uniquely Yamaha Carbon Neutrality Strategies

Toward achieving a carbon-neutral society by 2050, Yamaha Motor will continue to create new value not only with its motorcycles but also with new, uniquely Yamaha proposals for personal mobility.

  • Reduction CO2 Emissions through Optimal Streamlining

    Reducing CO2 Emissions through Optimal Streamlining

  • Utilization of Smaller Forms of Mobility

    Utilization of Smaller Forms of Mobility

Note: BEV = Battery electric vehicle, a vehicle that uses the electricity stored in an onboard rechargeable battery to power its electric motor; HEV = Hybrid electric vehicle, a vehicle that uses both an engine and an electric motor for propulsion; and FCV = Fuel cell vehicle, a vehicle propelled by an electric motor using power generated by a fuel cell

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Toward Sustainable GrowthPDF1.2 MB
  • From the President
  • Yamaha Motor’s System of Strategic Policies
  • Important Societal Issues (Materiality Issues)
  • Resolving Societal Issues through ART
  • Climate Change Initiatives (Disclosure Based on TCFD Recommendations)
  • From the Director in Charge of Corporate Planning and Finance Affairs
  • Digital Transformation

Foundations for Creating Competitiveness

Incorporating the unique style of Yamaha into all processes and levels of our corporate and business activities is how we enhance the qualities that make us unique.We believe that doing so is the way to meet customer expectations and the fuel to further raise our competitiveness.

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Foundations for Creating CompetitivenessPDF2.7 MB
  • Creative Branding & Design
  • Research and Development
  • Intellectual Properties
  • Procurement
  • Manufacturing and Production (Monozukuri )
  • Sales (Marketing)
  • Human Resource Development
  • Topics: Yamaha Motor’ s Sporting Activities

Corporate Governance

Chairman and Director Hiroyuki Yanagi

Yamaha Motor aims to further enhance its
corporate governance while prizing its corporate
culture of taking on challenges to create Kando.

Chairman and Director

Hiroyuki Yanagi

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Corporate GovernancePDF301.6 KB
  • From the Chairman of the Board of Directors
  • Dialogue between Outside Officers
  • Directors and Audit & Supervisory Board Members
  • Corporate Governance
  • Risk Management

Business Strategy

Land Mobility

Senior Executive Officer, Chief General Manager of Land Mobility Business Operations, and Executive General Manager of Motorcycle Business Unit, Land Mobility Business Operations Takuya Kinoshita

We will redefine the value of mobility and strive to create
Kando that goes beyond the boundaries of mobility.

Senior Executive Officer,
Chief General Manager of Land Mobility Business Operations,
and Executive General Manager of Motorcycle Business Unit,
Land Mobility Business Operations

Takuya Kinoshita

Strengths
  • Diverse and global product lineup combining both high performance and quality through our cultivated core technologies
  • Established global brand position for motorcycles
  • Pedigree of constantly pioneering new markets by creating new forms of mobility
Opportunities
  • Expansion of middle-income markets in ASEAN and other emerging economies
  • Global rollout of models compliant with emissions regulations
  • Evolution of marketing through digital technologies
Risks
  • Tighter emissions regulations in each country
  • Structural shift in the industry from new technologies and competitors
  • Shift away from mobility and vehicle ownership among younger generations in Japan

Marine Products

Senior Executive Officer, Chief General Manager of Marine Business Operations Hirofumi Usui

Seeing dramatic market changes as opportunities, we will seek to offer experiences with higher added value.

Senior Executive Officer,
Chief General Manager of Marine Business Operations

Hirofumi Usui

Strengths
  • Unquestioned product reliability centered on integrated control technologies
  • Overall business strength supported by wide-ranging business domains and an expansive product lineup
  • Sales and service capabilities spanning the global market
Opportunities
  • Growing demand for large outboard motors centered on developed markets
  • Expansion of peripheral equipment business due to advances with integrated control technologies
  • Changing sense of value pertaining to marine recreation spurred by staycation demand
Risks
  • Dramatic market changes against the backdrop of climate change, rapid technological innovation, etc.
  • Making flexibility adjustments to manufacturing and sales structures in response to recent demand fluctuations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, etc.
  • Creating a business structure resilient against changes in exchange rates and regulations

Robotics

Senior Executive Officer, Chief General Manager of Solution Business Operations Hiroyuki Ota

We aim to expand business synergies while offering customers optimal solutions.

Senior Executive Officer,
Chief General Manager of Solution Business Operations

Hiroyuki Ota

Strengths
  • Technological and production capabilities delivering high-quality, low-cost, and timely supply
  • A mixture of technologies via business integration with YRH and provision of complete solutions for clients
  • Co-creative capacities founded on strong relationships with business partners
Opportunities
  • Growing need for automation due to labor shortages in Japan and rising labor costs in emerging markets
  • Progression of more advanced automation in line with the development of new fields such as IoT and “connected, autonomous, shared, and electric” (CASE) vehicles
Risks
  • Deterioration of demand due to changes in world affairs
  • Intensifying competition resulting from new players entering the market

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Business StrategyPDF943.2 KB
  • Business Overview
  • Land Mobility
  • Marine Products
  • Robotics
  • Financial Services
  • Other Products

Fact Data

Fact DataPDF785.1 KB
  • Eleven-Year Summary
  • Environmental and Social Data
  • Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Fiscal 2020 Business Results
  • Global Group Network
  • Corporate Information / Stock Information

Editorial Policy

Structure for Information Disclosure

Financial information
Information for Investors
Securities Report (in Japanese only)
Fact Book
Non-financial information
Corporate Website
Technical Review
Sustainability-Related Information
Corporate Governance Report

Integrated Report 2021

This report was prepared and edited to give shareholders, investors, and other stakeholders a multifaceted understanding of Yamaha Motor’s sustainable growth.
Financial, sustainability-related, product, and other information not contained in this report is available on Yamaha Motor’s official website. Please note that the “2021” in the title refers to the year this report was published.

Scope

This report covers Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., its 142 subsidiaries, and its 29 affiliates (as of December 31, 2020). Notification is given when the scope used in calculating the data provided in this report differs from this.

Reporting Period

This report covers the period from January 1 to December 31, 2020. Information on some activities taking place after January 1, 2021 is also provided.

Notice Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

The statements in this report, except for historical facts, are forward-looking statements about the future performance of the Company and its Group companies. These statements are based on management’s assumptions and beliefs in light of the information currently available and involve risks and uncertainties. Please be advised that actual results may differ significantly from those discussed in the forward-looking statements.
Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, general economic conditions in Yamaha Motor’s major markets, changing consumer preferences, and currency exchange rate fluctuations.

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