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Supplementary Presentation Material of FY2025 Third Quarter Financial Results ANEST IWATA Corporation February 10, 2026 Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market - Machinery Securities Code 6381 Note: This document has been translated from the original document in Japanese. In the event of any discrepancy between this English translation and the original document in Japanese, the original document in Japanese shall prevail.
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Key Points of the Material 1 Results for FY2025 3Q Performance Forecasts for FY2025 ◼ The previous forecast (published on May 9, 2025) remains unchanged. We seek to recover through the implementation of sales promotion measures, etc. ◼ The dividends forecast remains unchanged ◼ Net sales of 39,488 million yen (-1.3% year-on-year) - Air energy business saw a decline in revenue and profits. The Chinese air compressor business showed signs of recovery, but the recovery was slow - Coating business saw a decline in revenue and profit. While spray gun sales are showing a recovery trend, overall sales of coating equipment declined - Other businesses saw increased revenue, but were in the red. Despite the expansion of sales over e-commerce sites, there were deficits due to upfront investments in new businesses ◼ Operating profit of 3,796 million yen (-18.1% year-on-year) - The decrease in sales, resulting in a decrease in gross profit, and the increase in selling, general and administrative expenses led to a decline in profits ◼ Ordinary profit and net income declined despite increases in foreign exchange gains and equity in earnings of affiliates
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Financial Highlights Profits declined due to decreased sales and increased SG&A expenses. 2 FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Actual (million yen) Profit ratio (%) Actual (million yen) Profit ratio (%) Increase/ decrease amount (million yen) Increase/ decrease rate (%) Profit ratio change (Point) Net sales 39,988 ― 39,488 ― -500 -1.3 ― Operating profit 4,633 11.6 3,796 9.6 -837 -18.1 -2.0 Ordinary profit 5,718 14.3 5,190 13.1 -528 -9.2 -1.2 Profit attributable to owners of parent 3,576 8.9 3,376 8.6 -199 -5.6 -0.4 Average exchange rate of yen to USD 151.29 yen 148.23 yen Appreciated by 3.06 yen EUR 164.40 yen 165.54 yen Depreciated by 1.14 yen CNY 20.97 yen 20.51 yen Appreciated by 0.46 yen FY2025 result forecasts Forecast (million yen) Progress rate （％） 58,000 68.1 5,550 68.4 6,710 77.3 4,150 81.3 151.50 yen 164.00 yen 21.00 yen ◼ The impact of foreign exchange on net sales: -510 million yen ◼ Foreign exchange gains on foreign-currency-denominated bonds and other instruments totaled 398 million yen. (+245 million yen year-on-year) [Foreign exchange sensitivity] Trend value based on operating profit (The currency ratio is not reflected in the following) ・Net sales: For each 1 yen depreciation against other currencies, sales increase by approximately 50million yen for the USD, 50million yen for the EUR, and 600million yen for the CNY annually, respectively. ・Operating profit: For each 1 yen depreciation against other currencies, operating profit increases by approximately 10 million yen for the USD, 10 million yen for the EUR, and 30 million yen for the CNY annually, respectively.
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（million yen） Decrease in gross profit (Sales -costs) -286 Increase in sales- related expenses -123 Increase in personnel expenses -332 Decrease in other expenses +118 Increase in goodwill and other depreciation costs -45 3,796 4,633 FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Operating profit declined due to a decrease in gross profit resulting from lower sales, as well as an increase in SG&A expenses 3 -837 Increase in commission expenses -168 Cost of sales ratio ◼ FY2025 3Q: 53.3% (+0.1 point year-on-year) ◼ Impact of foreign exchange on cost of sales (21,050 million yen: -213 million yen year-on-year): -342 million yen ✓ The reduction in intra-group inventories and the compression of inventory valuation due to yen appreciation at period- end helped offset the rise in the cost of sales ratio. SG&A expenses ratio ◼ FY2025 3Q: 37.1% (+1.9 point year-on-year) ◼ Impact of foreign exchange on SG&A expenses (14,641 million yen: +550 million yen year-on-year): -123 million yen ✓ Personnel expenses trended below our assumptions, but increased year on year in Japan. Overseas labor cost inflation is showing signs of easing. ✓ In Japan, commission expenses increased mainly due toM&A reviews, execution of initiatives under the mid-term business plan, and spending related to the 100th anniversary projects. Analysis of Causes of Increase/Decrease in Operating Profit
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Region-wise Performance Net sales in Japan and Europe supported overall revenue but still declined. Overseas sales ratio decreased from 66.9% to 65.3 % 4 FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Actual (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Actual (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Increase/ decrease amount (million yen) Increase/ decrease rate (%) Japan 13,244 33.1 13,704 34.7 +460 +3.5 Europe 6,714 16.8 6,961 17.6 +247 +3.7 Americas 5,472 13.7 4,933 12.5 -538 -9.8 China 8,617 21.6 8,117 20.6 -500 -5.8 Others 5,939 14.9 5,771 14.6 -168 -2.8 Total 39,988 ― 39,488 ― -500 -1.3 (Notes) 1. In Japan and India, the year ends in March, while in other areas, it ends in December, so the period of the consolidated fina nci al settlement in other areas is three months behind. 2. Segment category: Others = Asia excluding China, and Australia and South Africa ◼ Japan : Increased revenue due to expanded sales of oil - free scroll air compressors and coating systems. To offset higher procure ment costs, we implemented a price revision in August (excluding certain products). ◼ Europe : Sales of oil - free scroll air compressors for OEMs drove revenue growth. Sales of Coating equipment increased from 2Q, r educing the year - on - year decline. ◼ Americas : Continued slump of spray guns and airbrushes. Implementation of price revision in response to U.S. trade policy ◼ China : Air compressor sales continued to slump, showing signs of recovery but with a slow pace, resulting in decreased sales. T he coating business has performed steadily ◼ Others : Sales of small air compressors primarily for specific markets in India continued to slump, pushing down the sales proce eds
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Air Energy Business Overview Europe performed well, but this could not offset the sales slump in medium-sized air compressors in China and small air compressors in India, resulting in a decrease in revenue 5 Japan EuropeAmericas China Others Air compressors Japan EuropeAmericas China Others Vacuum equipmentJapan： △ Europe： ◎ Americas： ▽ China： ● Others： ● Japan： ● Europe： 〇 Americas： ▽ China： × Others： ◎ Category FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Overview (Arrows indicate year-on-year comparisons)Increase/ decrease amount Increase/ decrease rate (%) Net salesAir compressors 22,809 22,313 -496 -2.2 (Japan) ↑ Despite a decrease in industry-wide shipments of small air compressors, shipments of oil-free scroll air compressors have increased (Europe) ↑ Sales expansion of oil-free air compressors for OEMs drove revenue growth (Americas) ↓ Sales of oil-free air compressors for the vehicle-mounted and general industrial markets in the U.S. decreased (China) ↓ Domestic sales continued to slump, but exports, including those to Europe and India, showed signs of recovery (Other) ↑ Sales of medium-sized air compressors increased due to the progress in establishing supply and sales systems in India ↓ Sales of small air compressors decreased in India due to increased competition in the railway and EV bus markets Vacuum equipment 2,171 1838 -332 -15.3 (China) ↓ While efforts to acquire new customers continued, they were unable to offset the decrease in sales of vacuum pumps for lithium-ion battery manufacturing-related equipment seen in the same period last year Total 24,981 24,152 -828 -3.3 Operating profit Air energy 2,516 2,289 -226 -9.0 Operating profit ratio: 9.5% (-0.6 points year-on-year)*1 ↓ Gross profit decreased mainly in China due to a decrease in sales ↑ Continued cost control at our overseas subsidiaries (Unit: Million yen) [Image of sales composition ratio by area and year-on-year comparison*2] (Note) Starting in the fourth quarter of the previous fiscal year, earnings from the consumer business, including e-commerce site sales, have been reclassified as “other.” For the previous fiscal year, figures after retroactive processing reflecting the changes in classification are shown. *1: (Image of product-wise profit ratio) Vacuum equipment > Coating equipment > Air compressors > Coating systems *2: Year-on-year comparison ◎ 10％ or more 〇 3％ to 10％ △ 0％ to 3％ ▽ 0％ to -3％ ● -3％ to -10％ × -10％ or less
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Coating Business Overview Continued slump of coating equipment sales in the U.S. pushed down overall sales and operating profit. Strengthen sales syste m in the same region 6 Japan Europe Americas China Others Japan： ● Europe： ▽ Americas： × China： ◎ Others： 〇 Japan Americas China Others Japan： ○ Europe： - Americas： ◎ China： ◎ Others： △ Category FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Overview (Arrows indicate year-on-year comparisons)Increase/ decrease amount Increase/ decrease rate (%) Net sales Coating equipment 13,242 12,858 -383 -2.9 (Japan) ↓ Sales of spray guns for the general coating market decreased due to insufficient sales promotion measures (Europe) ↓ Sales declined as the market penetration of flagship spray guns for the auto repair market*1 has leveled off. ↑ In addition to the continued strong sales of airbrushes, the implementation of short-term measures such as limited model sales has led to a recovery in spray gun sales (Americas) ↓ Sales declined due to delay in the spread of spray guns for the auto repair market and review of sales channels for airbrushes (China) ↑ Sales of spray guns for the industrial coating and auto repair markets increased due to successful marketing activities (Other) ↑ Sales increased mainly in Thailand due to strengthened marketing activities in Southeast Asia Coating systems 1,686 1,926 +240 +14.3 (Japan) ↑ While sales of environmental equipment decreased, overall sales of coating systems increased (China) ↑ Sales increased due to deliveries of coating systems for car manufacturing, in addition to the results from the first half of the year (Japan and India) ↑ Order backlog for car manufacturing-related projects increased Total 14,928 14,785 -142 -1.0 Operating profit Coating 2,120 1,735 -384 -18.1 Operating profit ratio: 11.7% (-2.5 points year-on-year)*2 ↓ Profits decreased, mainly in the U.S. and Japan due to a decline in sales of highly profitable coating equipment (Unit: Million yen) *1: Auto repair market = Car repair market *2: (Image of product-wise profit ratio) Vacuum equipment > Coating equipment > Air compressors > Coating systems *3: Year-on-year comparison ◎ 10％ or more 〇 3％ to 10％ △ 0％ to 3％ ▽ 0％ to -3％ ● -3％ to -10％ × -10％ or less (Note) Starting in the fourth quarter of the previous fiscal year, earnings from the consumer business, including e-commerce site sales, have been reclassified as “other.” For the previous fiscal year, figures after retroactive processing reflecting the changes in classification are shown. [Image of sales composition ratio by area and year-on-year comparison*3] Coating equipment Coating systems
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Other Business Overview Business activities at major subsidiaries*1 remained strong. On the other hand, operating losses were recorded due to upfront investments made to develop new businesses 7 FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Overview (Arrows indicate year-on-year comparisons)Increase/ decrease amount Increase/ decrease rate (%) Net sales 79 550 +471 +594.6 (Japan) ↑ Sales of DIY equipment were transferred to Other business ↑ Positive word-of-mouth about airbrushes spread through social media combined with promotional measures has led to an increase in e-commerce sales ↑ Although the Japanese stores of the mobility after-sales service business began operations in October, their contribution to performance was limited Operating profit -4 -229 -225 ― Operating profit ratio: -31.1% (no change year-on-year) ↓ Preparatory expenses incurred for the new expansion of mobility after -sales service business in Japan and the Philippines [Image of sales composition ratio by area and year-on-year comparison*2] Japan Japan： ◎ Europe： － Americas： － China： － Others： － (Unit: Million yen) (Notes) 1. From the fourth quarter of the previous fiscal year, earnings from consumer business, including EC site sales, which were formerly classified as “air energy business" and “coating business," have been reclassified as “other" to make comparisons easier from the perspective of their strategic importance. For the previous fiscal year, figures after retroactive processing reflecting the changes in classification are shown. 2. Effective this first quarter, revenue from DIY equipment, previously categorized under "Air Energy Business" and "Coating Business," has been reclassified to "Other," following a comprehensive review of product characteristics and sales structures. 3. The “other" business includes earnings from a consolidated subsidiary in Japan that sells consumer products and provides mobility after-sales services. *1 ANEST IWATA A.I.R. Corporation: Established in July 2024 *2: Year-on-year comparison ◎ 10％ or more 〇 3％ to 10％ △ 0％ to 3％ ▽ 0％ to -3％ ● -3％ to -10％ × -10％ or less
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FY2024 End of full year FY2025 3Q Difference against the end of the previous period Actual (million yen) Actual (million yen) Increase/ decrease amount (million yen) Increase/ decrease rate (%) Primary factors for increase or decrease Assets Current assets 45,229 44,786 -442 -1.0 ・ Decrease in “Cash and deposits” -989 million yen Non-current assets 23,973 24,970 +997 +4.2 ・ Increase in “Buildings and structures, net” +452 million yen ・ Increase in “Investment securities” +546 million yen Assets 69,202 69,757 +554 +0.8 Liabilities and capital Current liabilities 12,161 12,394 +232 +1.9 ・ Increase in “Notes and accounts payable-trade” +467 million yen Non-current liabilities 3,479 3,395 -84 -2.4 ・ Decrease in “Lease liabilities” -142 million yen Liabilities 15,641 15,789 +148 +0.9 Shareholders' equity 41,435 42,328 +892 +2.2 ・ Increase in “Retained earnings” +842 million yen Accumulated other comprehensive income 5,417 5,133 -284 -5.3 ・ Decrease in “Foreign currency translation adjustment” -427 million yen Non-controlling interests 6,707 6,506 -201 -3.0 Net assets 53,561 53,967 +406 +0.8 Liabilities and net assets 69,202 69,757 +554 +0.8 Overview of Balance Sheet Non-current assets increased. Equity ratio was 68.0% (+0.3 points from the end of the previous fiscal year). 8
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Capital Investment Plan and R&D Cost Status 9 Capex to strengthen our business platform and expand production capacity in Japan and overseas is on track . R&D spending is expected to rise toward fiscal year -end . FY2024 FY2025 3Q actual results (million yen) 3Q actual results (million yen) Full year plan (million yen) Progress rate (%) Capital investment 2,522 2,562 3,450 74.3 Depreciation 1,688 1,686 2,400 70.3 R&D cost* 1,328 1,284 2,000 64.2 Major capital investments ◼ Japan: ・ Land acquisition at headquarters and delivery of equipment for prototype facility ・ Launch of new mobility after-sales services store ◼ Europe: Acquisition of buildings to strengthen the sales base for the coating equipment business ◼ India: Completion of the construction of an assembly plant for medium-sized air compressors. Full-scale operation began in the Q4 of this fiscal year ◼ Each site: Promotion of the renewal and expansion of facilities at each production base 1,510 1,789 2,011 2,299 2,400 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 (Forecast) Depreciation (million yen) 1,048 1,355 1,468 1,774 2,000 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 (Forecast) R&D cost (million yen) 1,568 2,557 2,854 3,351 3,450 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 (Forecast) Amount of capital investment (million yen) *R&D cost: Total of general administrative expenses and manufacturing costs related to research and development actual
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Prospects for FY2025 (Unchanged) The impact of U.S. trade policy is estimated to be minor this fiscal year. At this time, our full-year guidance for FY2025 remains unchanged 10 FY2024 FY2025 Actual (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Target value (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Increase/decrease amount (million yen) Increase/ decrease rate (%) Net sales 54,411 100.0 58,000 ― +3,588 +6.6 Air energy Air compressors 30,787 56.6 ― ― ― ― Vacuum equipment 2,822 5.2 ― ― ― ― Subtotal 33,609 61.8 35,800 61.7 +2,190 +6.5 Coating Coating equipment 17,943 33.0 ― ― ― ― Coating systems 2,736 5.0 ― ― ― ― Subtotal 20,679 38.0 22,100 38.1 +1,420 +6.9 Others Subtotal 123 0.0 100 0.2 -23 -18.8 Operating profit 5,903 10.8 5,550 9.6 -353 -6.0 Air energy Operating profit 3,388 ― 3,400 ― +11 +0.3 Coating Operating profit 2,608 ― 2,750 ― +141 +5.4 Others Net sales -94 ― -600 ― -505 ― Ordinary profit 7,139 13.1 6,710 11.6 -429 -6.0 Profit attributable to owners of parent 4,276 7.9 4,150 7.2 -126 -3.0 Average exchange rate of yen to USD 151.58 ― 151.50 ― -0.08 EUR 163.95 ― 164.00 ― 0.05 CNY 21.02 ― 21.00 ― -0.02
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Premises for Performance Forecasts for FY2025 Despite profit deterioration due to ongoing medium- to long-term growth investments and the delayed recovery of our business, we aim to implement sales promotion initiatives in each region to drive a turnaround 11 Business environment in the second half of the fiscal year Operating profit ◼ Gross profit will decrease due to delayed sales recovery ◼ Labor costs and commission expenses will increase, mainly in Japan ◼ Continuation of investment for further growth, including strengthening investment in development ◼ Continuation of cost control Ordinary profit / profit ◼ FX gains on foreign-currency bonds are expected to increase. ◼ Continuation to consider reducing cross-shareholdings ◼ Reversal of impairment losses on business assets recognized in FY2024 ◼ In addition to labor and logistics costs both domestically and overseas, procurement prices for raw materials and parts are expected to rise (increases in costs and other expenses have already been passed on to the selling price) ◼ Exchange rate against the yen is assumed to be the same level as in FY2024. However, due to the high degree of uncertainty, foreign exchange gains and losses are not included in the target figures ◼ The impact of the U.S. trade policy on the income and expenditure is minor due to inventory replenishment before the application of additional tariffs and the implementation of local price revisions (end of 3Q). On the other hand, a certain degree of impact on business performance is expected due to a decline in purchasing appetite caused by price increases Net sales ◼ In Japan, the price increases implemented in the 2Q have taken effect. On the other hand, industry-wide shipments of small air compressors are expected to continue their downward trend ◼ In Europe and the U.S., sales of spray guns for the car repair market are expected to grow due to short-term sales promotions centered on limited edition spray gun models ◼ In the U.S., the results of our focused efforts to strengthen our spray gun sales structure are gradually becoming apparent ◼ In China, the coating business is expected to remain solid. The sales of air compressors are showing signs of recovery, but the pace of recovery is expected to be gradual ◼ In India, full-scale operation of the medium-sized air compressor assembly plant is expected to have only a limited impact on our financial results this fiscal year. The sales recovery for small air compressors is expected to be delayed ◼ Efforts will be strengthened to capture demand for services regarding coating systems by reviewing personnel allocation within the coating business. In addition, an increase in sales is expected due to early orders for small-scale projects
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Topics Radical strengthening of organizational structure to execute growth strategy Disclosure of Organizational Changes and Personnel Reassignments Effective April 1, 2026 Increasing awareness through enhanced IR activities Our group operates primarily as a BtoB business within the industrial machinery manufacturing sector, and enhancing our market recognition is a key challenge. Through appearances on the business video media "PIVOT" and presentations at company briefings for individual investors, we aim to deepen understanding of our business and enhance recognition. Additionally, increased media exposure is expected to have secondary benefits such as improved employee engagement. ◼ Establishment of a cross-functional specialized management structure through the introduction of the CxO system ◼ Strengthening global governance and enhancing market responsiveness through the devolution of authority to each region and the accompanying expansion of supervision functions ◼ Enhancing organizational efficiency through the integration of redundant functions and clarification of roles and responsibilities Purpose and Changes 12 For disclosure documents, please refer to our corporate website New Organizational Chart (Effective April 1, 2026) <Program Details> YouTube Channel : PIVOT Official Channel Program Title : Century-Old Companies: M&A Strategies That Conquered Overseas Markets Date of release : Friday, December 19, 2025 For transcripts of briefing sessions, please visit the logmi Finance official website *Available in Japanese only Please check the video on PIVOT Official Channel *Available in Japanese only
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13 Equity in earnings of affiliates was 765 million yen (+50 million yen year-on-year). The performance of the equity-method affiliate that sells air compressors in the United States remained solid FY2024 3Q FY2025 3Q Year-on-year Actual (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Actual (million yen) Composition ratio (%) Increase/ decrease amount (million yen) Increase/ decrease rate (%) Composition ratio change (point) Net sales 39,988 ― 39,488 ― -500 -1.3 ― Cost of sales 21,264 53.2 21,050 53.3 -213 -1.0 +0.1 Gross profit 18,724 46.8 18,437 46.7 -286 -1.5 -0.1 SG&A expenses 14,091 35.2 14,641 37.1 +550 +3.9 +1.9 Operating profit 4,633 11.6 3,796 9.6 -837 -18.1 -2.0 Non-operating income 1206 3.0 1,480 3.7 +274 +22.7 +0.7 Non-operating expenses 120 0.3 85 0.2 -34 -28.6 -0.1 Ordinary profit 5,718 14.3 5,190 13.1 -528 -9.2 -1.2 Extraordinary income 5 0.0 7 0.0 +2 +50.5 +0.0 Extraordinary losses 28 0.1 42 0.1 +13 +48.1 +0.0 Profit before income taxes 5,695 14.2 5,155 13.1 -539 -9.5 -1.1 Income taxes 1325 3.3 1,136 2.9 -188 -14.3 -0.4 Profit attributable to non- controlling interests 793 2.0 642 1.6 -151 -19.0 -0.4 Profit attributable to owners of parent 3,576 8.9 3,376 8.6 -199 -5.6 -0.3 <Reference Information> Details of Statement of Income
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<Reference Information> FY2025 Changes in Business Results 14 [Total] Unit: Million yen FY2025 １Q 1～２Q 1～３Q 1～4Q Net sales 12,088 26,325 39,489 Year-on-year -3.2% -2.7% -1.3% Air energy Air compressors 6,618 14,577 22,314 Year-on-year -3.2% -3.3% -2.2% Vacuum equipment 597 1,233 1,838 Year-on-year -20.2% -18.2% -15.3% Net sales 7,215 15,810 24,152 Year-on-year -4.9% -4.7% -3.3% Coating Coating equipment 4,427 8,771 12,859 Year-on-year +1.8% -4.4% -2.9% Coating systems 291 1,310 1,927 Year-on-year -44.4% +5.2% 14.3% Net sales 4,719 10,082 14,785 Year-on-year -3.2% -3.2% -1.0% Others Net sales 153 432 551 Year-on-year +451.0% +674.5% 594.6% Operating profit 929 2,511 3,796 Year-on-year -8.7% -15.2% -18.1% Air energy Operating profit 478 1,409 2,289 Year-on-year -15.4% -5.7% -9.0% Coating Operating profit 533 1,237 1,735 Year-on-year +21.6% -14.4% -18.1% その他 Operating profit -82 -134 -229 Year-on-year ― ― ― [Quarterly] Unit: Million yen FY2025 １Q 1～２Q 1～３Q 1～4Q Net sales 12,088 14,236 13,163 Year-on-year -3.2% -2.3% +1.8% Air energy Air compressors 6,618 7,958 7,737 Year-on-year -3.2% -3.4% +0.1% Vacuum equipment 597 635 605 Year-on-year -20.2% -16.4% -8.7% Net sales 7,215 8,594 8,341 Year-on-year -4.9% -4.5% -0.6% Coating Coating equipment 4,427 4,344 4,087 Year-on-year +1.8% -9.9% +0.4% Coating systems 291 1,018 616 Year-on-year -44.4% +41.4% +39.9% Net sales 4,719 5,363 4,703 Year-on-year -3.2% -3.3% +4.3% Others Net sales 153 278 118 Year-on-year +451.0% +897.7% +404.7% Operating profit 929 1,582 1,284 Year-on-year -8.7% -18.6% -23.2% Air energy Operating profit 478 930 880 Year-on-year -15.4% +0.3% -13.9% Coating Operating profit 533 703 498 Year-on-year +21.6% -30.0% -26.2% Others Operating profit -82 -52 -95 Year-on-year ― ― ―
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15 Oil-free scroll vacuum pump Product differentiation concept Atomizing paint with compressed air Spray gun Started manufacturing of spray guns using an American-made spray gun as a model Coating hand gun Started manufacturing of air compressors as power for spray guns Compressor Air compressor Coating robot Airbrush Oil-free scroll air compressor ◼ Environment-friendly ◼ Ability to present proposals for coating surface creation ◼ Oil-free ◼ Energy-saving C o a t i n g b u s i n e s sA i r e n e r g y b u s i n e s s Founded in 1926 (Former company name: Iwata Seisakusho) Coating systems ✓ Equipment comprising a series of pre- and post- coating processes ✓ Systems combining coating equipment with coating robots, ventilation and drying equipment, etc. Coating equipment ✓ Tools for atomizing paint and other liquids or machinery for conveying liquids ✓ Equipment units such as spray guns and paint supply pumps Air compressors ✓ Machines that compress gas, mainly air ✓ Air compressors, N2 gas generators, and auxiliary equipment such as tanks Vacuum equipment ✓ Machines that suck in gas to reduce the pressure, creating a vacuum ✓ Vacuum pumps and auxiliary equipment such as valves <Reference Information> Our Company's Origins and Current Business Overview Starting with the manufacture of spray guns for painting and the compressors that power them, we have continued to expand our business by diversifying our products and developing new applications. Diversification of products Development of new applications
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Notes on the descriptions about future prospects and other matters The future prospects for our Company mentioned in this document are based on the currently available information. Please be advised that there are various external factors that can impact our business performance, such as the global economy, exchange rate fluctuations, the industry's market conditions, and capital investment trends, and that the actual performance may differ from what is stated herein. This document is intended to provide investors with relevant information and not meant to invite or recommend anyone to buy or sell shares in our Company or any other securities. Investor Relations & Public Relations Group, Corporate Planning Department, ANEST IWATA Corporation Phone: 045-591-9344 E-mail: ir_koho@anest-iwata.co.jp URL : https://www.anestiwata-corp.com/ Contact: Disclaimer