Company Overview / CSR Management

Yokohama Rubber Group at a Glance

Company Name The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.   Number of Employees 19,272 (consolidated)
Establishment October 13, 1917   Number of Shareholders 15,171
Paid-in Capital JPY 38,909 million   Number of Shares Issued and Outstanding 342,598,162
Net Sales JPY 465,133 million (consolidated)   Number of Consolidated Subsidiaries 120
Fiscal Year End December 31 *   Number of Affiliates Accounted for by the Equity Method 2
Chairman and CEO and Representative Director Tadanobu Nagumo   Stock Exchange Listings Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya
President and Representative Director Hikomitsu Noji   Our Worldwide Locations Japan, the USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Thailand, Russia, etc.
Head Office 36-11 Shimbashi 5-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan 105-8685   Website http://www.yrc.co.jp/english/

*In order to be consistent with our overseas subsidiaries for consolidated accounting, we decided to shift our financial closing date from March 31 to December 31 as of the fiscal year of 2011.

Net Sales and Net Income (consolidated)
Total Assets and Equity Ratio (consolidated)
Number of Employees (consolidated)

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Stakeholders Dividends Amount (unit: JPY million) Calculation Method
FY2011 FY2010
Partners 240,632 272,486 Cost of Sales + Sales Admin Fee (excluding labor costs)
Employees 36,729 48,028 Cost of Sales + Sales Admin Costs
(labor costs)
Shareholders 3,014 3,347 Payment of dividends
Creditors 1,887 2,315 Interest expense
Government 2,806 3,996 Corporate income tax, etc.
Society 36 83 Donation (entertainment) and others
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Internal 8,604 10,576 Net income less dividend payments

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The total amount of the financial support for tax or subsidiary from national or municipal government in the fiscal year of 2011 was JPY 21 million from corporate tax relief due to donation expenses due to extraordinary amortization of assets under the regulations for peninsula development.

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Mainstay Products and Group Companies by Segment

In the past we used to separate "Tires" and "MB" for segment classifications, however, effective from this term, we have revised this as it is required to use the same classifications with our internal performance evaluation unit in accordance with our accounting procedures.

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Breakdown of Operations by Region

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