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MEDIUM-TERM GROWTH STRATEGY MEDIUM-TERM GROWTH STRATEGY

The NISSIN FOODS Group Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategy

NISSIN FOODS Group CSV Management

To achieve sustainable growth while solving
environmental and social issues as an

constantly creating new food cultures through innovation.

The NISSIN FOODS Group announced a mid- to long-term growth strategy in May 2021. This strategy outlines three growth strategies toward achieving our unique style of CSV Management.

Growth Story for the Mid- to Long-Term

We pursue three mid- to long-term growth strategies for achieving our vision and sustainable growth.

Good for People, Good for Society and Good for the Earth Good for People, Good for Society and Good for the Earth

  • Improved Value
    Strengthen Cash Generation Capabilities of Existing Businesses

    Make a significant shift in our profit portfolio through aggressive growth in Overseas and Non-Instant Noodles Businesses, while pursuing sustainable growth

  • Sustainable Value
    EARTH FOOD CHALLENGE 2030

    A challenge to utilize finite resources effectively and reduce the impact of climate change

    To extend the life cycle of our existing businesses significantly

  • Leap Forward Value
    Pursue New Businesses

    Co-create foods of the future with food science

    Become a company that provides food and health solutions through technology

Roadmap to Achieving Our Vision

Economic Value Targets
  • Sustainable profit growth
  • Efficient use of capital
  • Safe use of debt
  • Stable shareholder returns

Quantitative Targets

We are committed to four Mid- to long-term economic value targets through CSV management under our Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategy 2030: (1) Sustainable profit growth, (2) Efficient use of capital, (3) Safe use of debt, and (4) Stable shareholder returns. We pursue these targets in parallel with non-financial targets.

Value Category Management Indicators Mid- to Long-Term Targets FY 3/2023 Results
(certain results reflect recent performance)
Financial Growth Potential Core operating profit growth rate for existing businesses*1
(constant currency basis)
Mid-single digits 16.3%
Efficiencies ROE 10% over the long term 8.9%
Safety Net Debt/EBITDA ratio ≤2X -0.5X
Stable Shareholder Returns Dividend policy Progressive dividends 130 yen per share
(FY 3/2021: 120 yen per share)
Relative TSR (Relative to TOPIX Foods)*2 >1X 1.22X
Non-Financial*3 Utilize Finite Resources Effectively Sustainable palm oil procurement ratio*4 100% 36%
*January to December 2021
Water usage (per million yen of revenue (IFRS basis)) < 12.3㎥ 11.3㎥
*January to December 2021
Total waste reduction
(vs. FY 3/2016; Japan)
-50% -38.9%
*April 2020 to March 2021
Reduce Impact on Climate Change Reduction of CO₂ Emissions (Scope 1+2; vs. FY 3/2019) -30% 2.7%
*January to December 2021
Reduction of CO₂ Emissions (Scope 3; vs. FY 3/2019) -15% 8.5%
*January to December 2020

*1 An important Non-GAAP business management indicator calculated by subtracting profit or loss from new businesses in which we plan aggressive upfront investments and non-recurring income (other income and expenses) from IFRS operating profit.

*2 We calculate relative TSR (TOPIX Foods comparison) based on the following formula.

Relative TSR =

TSR for the Target Period

TOPIX Foods Growth Rate for the Target Period
(including dividends)

(B + C) ÷ A

E ÷ D

  • A: Average of the closing price of the Company's shares during the three-month period from January to March for the three fiscal years prior to the current fiscal year
  • B: Average of the closing price of the Company's shares during the three-month period from January to March of the current fiscal year
  • C: Cumulative total of dividends per share for the past three fiscal years, including the current fiscal year
  • D: Average closing price of TOPIX Foods (including dividends) for the three-month period from January to March for the three fiscal years prior to the current fiscal year
  • E: Average closing price of TOPIX Foods (including dividends) for the three-month period from January to March of the current fiscal year

*3 Non-financial targets represent targets for FY 3/2031.

*4 Based on the use of external certifications and our own assessments.

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