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Medium-Term Business Plan

From FYE March 2016 through FYE March 2018

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Contents

1. Medium-Term Business Plan

2. Basic Policy

3. Business Strategy by Segment

- Plant Engineering Segment

- Service Solution Segment

4. Promotion of CSR Activities

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Segment Information and Abbreviations

Segment Information

Plant Engineering Segment

This segment is primarily involved in various types of engineering work related to the design and

construction of mechanical equipment used for water treatment processes in water treatment plants, sewage

treatment processes and sludge treatment processes in sewage treatment plants as well as the design and

construction of electrical equipment used to operate the said mechanical equipment.

Service Solution Segment

This segment is primarily involved in various repair work, maintenance (maintenance and checking) and

operational management of mechanical and electric equipment for water treatment plants, sewage treatment

plants, waste treatment facilities and recycling facilities.

Abbreviations

EPC:

Engineering, Procurement and Construction

Designing and construction of water and sewerage facilities and equipment

O&M: Operation and Maintenance

Operation and maintenance of water and sewerage facilities and equipment

PPP:

Public Private Partnership

Broadly refers to methods by which the private sector is involved in the provision of public

services.

PFI:

Private Finance Initiative

A method for public business by which the private sector is utilized for the designing, construction,

maintenance, operation of and fund-raising for public facilities.

DBO:

Design, Build and Operate

A method for public business by which the private sector is used for the designing, construction,

maintenance, and operation of public facilities.

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1-1. Targets of Medium-Term Business Plan

FYE March 2015

Actual

FYE March 2018

Target

Orders

117.0 billion yen

140.0 billion yen

Net sales

106.9 billion yen

130.0 billion yen

Operating profit

8.2 billion yen

10.0 billion yen

Net income

5.0 billion yen

6.0 billion yen

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1-2. Trends of Performance and Targets (1/2)

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50

100

150

200

FYE3/'11 FYE3/'12 FYE3/'13 FYE3/'14 FYE3/'15

FYE3/'18

FYE3/'21

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6

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10

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Net Sales

Operating Profit

Net sales

(Billion yen)

Medium-Term Business Plan

(from FYE 3/’16 to FYE 3/’18)

Listed on TSE

December 2014

Operating profit

(Billion yen)

(*) Consolidation with METAWATER Service Co., Ltd. and three special purpose companies (SPCs) started in FYE March 2013, and with METAWATER USA Inc. in FYE March 2014.

Net Sales

Operating Profit

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1-2. Trends of Performance and Targets (2/2)

FYE3/'15

FYE3/'18

FYE3/'21

Core Field

Growth Field

(Actual)

(Target)

(Forecast)

Medium-Term Business Plan

(from FYE 3/’16 to FYE 3/’18)

(

*

) Core field refers to EPC and O&M segment in Japan; Growth field means PPP and overseas segments.

Next Medium-Term

Business Plan

Maintain Sales in Core Field and

Expand Business Size in Growth Field

106.9

billion yen

130.0

billion yen

90%

10%

80%

20%

70%

30%

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1-3. Positioning of Medium-Term Business Plan (1/2)

Medium-Term Business Plan with an Eye

on Water Operation Business in the Future

Medium-Term Business Plan

Water Operation

Business Company

Next Medium-Term Business Plan

FYE 3/’16

FYE 3/’18

FYE 3/’21

Leading Company

in PFI/DBO

for water and sewerage

system

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1-3. Positioning of Medium-Term Business Plan (2/2)

Contribute to the continuity of water and sewerage business

together with local communities, as a good partner of water

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2-1. Market Environment

Domestic

Market

• A rise in demand for renovation and renewal of water and

sewerage facilities due to aging.

• Financial difficulties and engineer shortage at water and

sewerage business operators.

• Expansion of area to be outsourced to private sector in the

water and sewerage business field.

Overseas

Market

• Expectations that demand for water will increase due to a

population increase in the future.

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2-2. Basic Policy

Strengthen the core field (EPC and O&M in Japan)

Expand business in the growth field (PPP and overseas)

Plant Engineering

Segment

Service Solution

Segment

Domestic

Business

Overseas

Business

Strengthen EPC

Segment

Reinforce

O&M Segment

Expand

PPP Segment

Build

foundations of

Overseas Segment

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2-3. Business Promotion System

Introduction of an executive officer system to speed up

decision-making on business strategies.

Board of Directors

Domestic Water

and Sewerage

EPC Segment

Delegation of authorities

Speedy Decision-Making

Executive Officers

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3-1. Business Strategy of Plant Engineering Segment (1/2)

プラント エンジニアリング事業 サービス ソリューション事業

国 内

海 外

EPC事業の

強化

O&M事業の

強化

PPP事業の

拡大

海外事業の

基盤構築

Strengthen EPC segment in the water and sewerage field

Basic Policy

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o

rt

s

Develop our unique

differentiated technology

Expand engineering domain

Promote engineering with

maintenance in mind

Measures based on Basic Policy

Main products that support EPC segment

Ceramic membrane filtration

system

(Delivered to projects including

Kawai Water Purification Plants

in Yokohama)

Ozone processing system

EPC

Overseas

O&M

PPP

PE

SS

Domestic

Overseas

Circulating-type multi-layer

combustion furnace

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プラント エンジニアリング事業 サービス ソリューション事業

国 内

海 外

EPC事業の

強化

O&M事業の

強化

PPP事業の

拡大

海外事業の

基盤構築

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3-1. Business Strategy of Plant Engineering Segment (2/2)

Target North America and Europe to expand business size

Basic Policy

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Obtain partners in the strategic

area

Localize management and

engineering

Develop technology to meet

local needs

Measures based on Basic Policy

Main products that support Overseas

segment

Ozone processing system

(Delivered to Boston, the US,

and others)

CeraMac® and Ceramic membrane (Delivered to water treatment plants in Andijk, the

Netherlands)

(* ) “CeraMac ®” is a trademark of PWN Technologies. Fast rainwater treatment system

EPC

Overseas

O&M

PPP

PE

SS

Domestic

Overseas

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プラント エンジニアリング事業 サービス ソリューション事業

国 内

海 外

EPC事業の

強化

O&M事業の

強化

PPP事業の

拡大

海外事業の

基盤構築

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3-2. Business Strategy of Service Solution Segment (1/2)

Reinforce O&M segment in the water and sewerage field

Basic Policy

S

p

e

c

if

ic

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ff

o

rt

s

Improve efficiency by WBC

*1

Expand a backup system by

promoting the partnership strategy

Standardize maintenance

-operation management work

Measures based on Basic Policy

Main accomplishments in O&M segment

Concluded a DBO contract with the renewal project of Takizawa Water Purification Plant in Aizuwakamatsu City and others.

Maintenance-operation management work

Maintenance-operation management of Kawada Water

Recycling Center (2012 to 2014)

Maintenance-operation management of broad-area

sewerage-sludge treatment plants in the eastern basin in Hyogo Prefecture

(2013 to 2015)

*1: Water Business Cloud. Our unique ICT.

EPC

Overseas

O&M

PPP

PE

SS

Domestic

Overseas

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プラント エンジニアリング事業 サービス ソリューション事業

国 内

海 外

EPC事業の

強化

O&M事業の

強化

PPP事業の

拡大

海外事業の

基盤構築

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3-2. Business Strategy of Service Solution Segment (2/2)

Expand the business size by creating PPP projects

and efficient management

Basic Policy

S

pe

c

if

ic

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ff

o

rt

s

Propose and create PFI/DBO projects

by taking advantage of the PFI

proposal system, etc.

Complement insufficient functions

with partnership

Shift to a broader area and develop

asset management tools

Measures based on Basic Policy

Main accomplishments in PPP segment

Yokohama City: Redevelopment project of Kawai Water Purification Plant

Aizuwakamatsu City: Renewal project of Takizawa Water Purification Plant

Aichi Prefecture: Development and operation of sludge treatment facilities in Toyokawa Water Purification Center

EPC

Overseas

O&M

PPP

PE

SS

Domestic

Overseas

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3-3. Investment Plan

Main Contents

Business

Investment

• Expand the engineering domain.

• Complement insufficient functions with

partnership.

R&D Investment

• Develop our unique differentiated technology.

• Shift to a broader area and develop asset

management tools.

From Term ending March 2016 to Term ending

March 2018 Total:

20 billion yen Level

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4. Efforts in CSR Activities

Based on a lively corporate culture, continue to be a fair and

honest company and a good corporate citizen, contributing to

society and the environment through business

Compliance

Information disclosure and

control

Internal control

Personal information protection

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Risk management

Countermeasures against

disaster and business

continuation

Comply with laws, regulations and internal rules.

Disclose and control information properly.

Execute internal control without fail and expand its scope.

Strengthen personal information protection and information

security.

Minimize business management risks and operational risks.

Promote business continuation management in case of an

incident.

Environmental harmony

Utilization and development of

human resources

Contribution to society

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Promote activities to reduce environmental loads.

Utilize and develop diverse human resources and promote

human rights.

Participate in community activities regionally.

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Contact regarding this document

Investor & Public Relations Department, METAWATER Co., Ltd.

E-mail: [email protected]

Disclosure Policy

1. Basic Policy

Based on its corporate philosophy, the METAWATER Group strives to become a corporate group that meets expectations of every stakeholder, garners trust from society and continuously contributes to society so as to achieve sustainable growth in society. In accordance with this viewpoint, the METAWATER Group discloses corporate information related to the Group to stakeholders and society in an equal, fair, timely and appropriate manner. It also promotes active communication with stakeholders to facilitate understanding of the METAWATER Group and ensure highly transparent and reliable business operations. 2. Basics of information disclosure

The METAWATER Group discloses corporate information whose disclosure is required by relevant laws such as the Companies Act, the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, and rules set out by financial instruments exchanges in accordance with the applicable laws, regulations or rules. Even if the corporate information does not fall under such information, the Group proactively discloses information as much as possible when it is deemed to be useful for stakeholders or disclosure is deemed to be necessary for society.

3. Method of information disclosure

For corporate information whose disclosure is required by the above-mentioned laws, regulations and rules, the Group discloses information in a manner set out by the applicable laws, regulations or rules, and through the Company’s website. Information that does not fall under such information is disclosed through the media, the Company’s website or other appropriate means in consideration of its significance and urgent needs.

4. Communication after information is disclosed

The METAWATER Group actively communicates with stakeholders regarding disclosed information by answering questions in a conference, briefings meeting, interviews and inquiries. Opinions received from stakeholders through communication are shared within the Company’s Group and treated as future reference. 5. Silent Period

In order to prevent the leaks of accounts closing information and ensure fairness, the Group sets a silent period that starts on the day after the closing date (including quarterly periods) through to the day of announcing financial statements. During this silent period, the Group does not answer any questions in a conference, briefings meeting, interviews and inquiries regarding the accounts closing and business prospects, except where information on a revision of business forecasts is disclosed.

6. Forward-looking statements

Of business forecasts, strategies and targets disclosed by the METAWATER Group, forward-looking statements are made based on information available to the Company’s Group as of the date of disclosure and a certain grounds that are deemed to be reasonable. Actual performance may differ from forecasts as a result of various factors.

7. Establishment of Internal Structure

The METAWATER Group builds an internal structure and establishes internal rules so as to comply with this Disclosure Policy, disclose information in an appropriate manner, and communicate with stakeholders.

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