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Notice of Conclusion of Joint Venture Agreement with MMP INDUSTRIES LIMITED

2016.05.10Press Release

As was notified in our press release of September 2014, we have been considering joint business with MMP INDUSTRIES LIMITED (hereinafter called "MMP") of the Republic of India. As a result of this consideration, our Board of Directors today decided on the conclusion of a joint venture agreement with MMP as follows.


Details

1. Purpose

We have concluded a joint venture agreement between Toyo Aluminium, which takes a large share of the manufacturing and sales of aluminium powder and paste in both Japan and overseas, and MMP, which has a production base in India. Through the cooperation between our two companies, we aim to utilize our respective strengths to strengthen our competitive power both within India and on the global market.


2. Outline of Joint Venture Company

trade name TOYAL MMP INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
Location Nagpur, State of Maharashtra, Republic of India
Representative To be decided
Date of establishment Planned for May 2016
Main business contents Manufacturing and sales of aluminium paste
Accounting period Ending March 31st (Planned)
Capital 300 million Indian Rupee (Approx. 492 million Japanese Yen)
Shareholder composition Toyo Aluminium: 74% MMP: 26%


3. Outline of Partner in Joint Venture (As of March 2016)

trade name MMP INDUSTRIES LIMITED
Location Nagpur, State of Maharashtra, Republic of India
Representative Arun Bhandari
Date of establishment October 8, 1973
Main business contents Manufacturing and sales of aluminium flakes, powder and paste
Employees Approx. 326
Capital 82.9 million Indian Rupee (Approx. 136 million Japanese Yen)
Sales 2,007 million Indian Rupee (Approx. 3,291 million Japanese Yen)

* Calculated using 1 Rupee = 1.64 Japanese Yen


4.Future Development

We will construct a manufacturing plant for aluminium paste in the area and aim to begin operations in one year's time.

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MMP President Arun Bhandari (left) and
Toyo Aluminium President Hiroshi Yamamoto (right) shaking hands
at the signing ceremony for the joint venture agreement