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FY2024 2Q

Presentation on Management Policies

November 13, 2024

Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd. Code No: 1925 (Prime market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange)

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I am Yoshii, President and CEO of Daiwa House Industry. Thank you all for taking time out of your busy schedules to join us today. I will explain our management policy, including the details of our financial results.

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Changes in net sales and major companies that have joined the
Group billion yen
Major companies that have joined the Group

History of Growth

Achieving the Daiwa House Model, a business portfolio that balances business expansion

with steady growth through aggressive M&A and business investment

Ratio of housing/non-residential

Single-Family

Logistics, Business &

Houses

Corporate Facilities

to net sales

Rental Housing

Environment and Energy

Condominiums

Other Businesses

Non-

15%

Commercial Facilities

Net sales

Housing

residential

25%

¥5 trillion

60%

60%

25%

Net sales

¥1 trillion

202.9 billion

FY2004

365.9 billion

Non-

residential

49%

3% 1%

18%

24%

24%

22%

8%

FY2023

Housing

50%

Non-residential

4,143.5

4,439.5

4,908.1

5,202.9

440.2

Housing

465.3

Other Businesses

3,192.9

372.1

383.2

OP incme

1,709.2

1,690.1

2,007.9

243.1

1,365.9

128.0

Net

67.8

89.1

87.6

sales

FY2004

FY2007

FY2010

FY2012

FY2015

FY2018

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

1st plan

2nd plan

3rd plan

4th plan

5th plan

6th plan

7th medium-term plan

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This is our growth history. From the start of the first medium-term management plan to last year's sales of 5,202.9 billion yen, the Company has grown in this way.

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Enhancing Corporate Value

In addition to growth on a non-consolidated basis, the Company has expanded its business performance

through aggressive M&A and synergy creation. Market cap is reaching approx. ¥2.9 trillion

Comparison to 20 years ago

FY2004

FY2023

Net sales

¥1 trillion

¥5trillion

365.9 billion

202.9 billion

OP

¥67.8 billion

¥440.2 billion

income

Net

¥40.2 billion

¥298.7 billion

income

Market

¥672.9 billion

¥2 trillion

cap

897.1 billion

Stock

¥1,232

¥4,528

price

Mar.31, 2005 closing price

Mar.29, 2024 closing price

Annual

¥17

¥143

dividend

Growth of the Company (Non-consolidated net sales)

Increase

3.8

times

6.5

times

7.4

times

4.3

times

3.7

times

8.4

times

Billion yen

Changes of net sales of major companies joined the Group

Effective PMI for Group companies to generate synergies, resulting in a significant increase in business performance

Net sales

Billion yen

*

Daiwa LifeNext

FY2010

32.4

Joined the Group

FY2023

127.1

in Sep. 2009

Fujita

FY2013

300.6

Joined the Group

FY2023

591.1

in Jan. 2013

Stanley Martin

FY2018

84.7

Joined the Group

FY2023

285.6

in Feb. 2017

Trumark

FY2021

39.2

Joined the Group

FY2023

107.1

in Jan. 2020

Daiwa House

FY2004

Industry

FY2023

Non-consolidated

1,092.3

CastleRock

FY2022

2,149.7

Joined the Group

FY2023

in Sep. 2021

64.3

79.3

*The figure of FY2010 is non-consolidated, FY2023 is consolidate.

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One thing I would like to explain to you is that we believe that all of the major subsidiaries that we have acquired through M&A have grown significantly and are doing well. First of all, Daiwa LifeNext has increased its sales by approximately 95 billion yen since joining our Group. Fujita also joined our Group in 2013 and has increased its sales by almost 300 billion yen. Then there is Stanley Martin, one of our three U.S. subsidiaries, which we are often asked about these days, has increased its sales by about 200 billion yen since joining our Group in 2017. Trumark has also increased its sales by about 67 billion yen since joining the Group in 2020, and CastleRock has increased its sales by about 15 billion yen since joining the Group in 2021. In both cases, I believe that the M&A team and the employees involved have been pursuing growth, which has helped drive the Group's current sales figures.

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The Progress of the 7th Medium-Term Management Plan

Performance is progressing steadily toward achieving the 7th Plan. Following the upward

revision in Aug. 2024, the Company has further revised its full-year forecast.

Net sales

5,500.0

OP income

5,370.0

Net income before income taxes and non-controlling interests

Actuarial differences

5,202.9

Billion yen

Initial

4,908.1

plan

5,250.0

ROE

ROE

ROE

13%

14.3%

12.7%

or higher

465.3

440.2

96.6

46.5

440.0

308.3

298.7

Initial plan

68.1

32.1

393.6

400.0

500.0

368.7

267.0

240.2

266.5

340.0

Initial plan

237.0

2022

2022 営業利益

2022 売上⾼

2023

2023 営業利益

2023 売上⾼

2024

2024 営業利益

2024 売上⾼

2026

2026 営業利益

2026 売上⾼

FY2022 (Results)

FY2023(Results)

FY2024(Forecasts)

FY2026 (Targets)

1st year of the 7th Plan

2nd year of the 7th Plan

3rd year of the 7th Plan

Final year of the 7th Plan

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The revised plan for FY2024, which we have just announced, calls for net sales of 5,370 billion yen and operating income of 440 billion yen. After that, there are the targets of the 7th medium-term management plan: net sales of 5,500 billion yen and operating income of 500 billion yen. If there is a barrier to achieving these goals, I believe that the only obstacle at this point is carelessness or delays in judgment. We are certainly striving to achieve the target for the final year of the medium-term management plan, while considering the possibility of accelerating the timing of the achievement of the target.

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Results for the First Half of FY2024

In the first half of FY2024, net sales were 2 trillion 652.6 billion yen (YOY+4.2%) and

operating income was 234.6 billion yen (YOY+22.8%), reached a record high

TOPICS

  • Steady progress in the sale of development properties
  • Strong performance in the US business

Improved profit margins at Commercial Facilities

2,652.6

Business and Logistics, Business & Corporate

Facilities Business due to price pass-through, etc.

2,544.8

Net sales

OP income

Net income

billion yen

234.6

191.1156.3

154.4

FY2023 1st half

FY2024 1st half

Results for the 1st half of FY2024

Net sales

OP income

(Billion yen)

(YOY)

(YOY)

Single-Family

501.7

(+13.3%)

22.0

+55.0%)

Houses

Rental Housing

661.1

(+8.5%)

65.8

(+9.4%)

Condominiums

132.8

(-39.0%)

13.5

(-18.6%)

Commercial

613.6

(+5.4%)

78.6

(+9.4%)

Facilities

Logistics, Business

717.7

(+11.6%)

83.6

(+46.1%)

Facilities

& Corporate

Environment

62.9

-14.4%)

7.1

(+12.9%)

and Energy

Other

25.4

(-34.2%)

2.0

(+139.1%)

Businesses

Total

2,652.6

(+4.2%)

234.6

(+22.8%)

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This page is a highlight of the current interim financial results. I am satisfied that we were able to achieve these results in the face of about 60 billion yen in net sales and 2.3 billion yen in operating income, which were reduced from the previous year due to the transfer of Daiwa Resort and Cosmos Initia shares. However, I also believe that we could have done more.

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Capital Policy / Shareholder Return

Return on equity (ROE) consistently above the cost of shareholdersʼ equity.

Flexible shareholder returns suit circumstances via changes to minimum DPS, share buybacks

Balancing investment for growth and shareholder return

Investment for growth

Reinvestment with appropriate financial

leverage

Profit growth

Stable dividend growth

Secure CF

Flexible acquisition of

treasury stock

Acquired 26.0

billion yen

Annual dividend

of treasury stock

Per share (Yen)

*2

126*1

Dividend payout ratio

116

51.5%

39.0% 36.6%

Acquired 87.1

Announced share

billion yen of

buyback of up to

treasury stock

100 billion yen

130

143

147

35.6%

35.1%

35.1%

ROE

13% or higher

D/E ratio

Around 0.6

times

After taking the equity

credit attributes of hybrid

14.3%

11.7% 12.7% 13% or higher

Around

Around 7%

Recognized cost of

shareholdersʼ equity

6.5%

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

FY2026

(Target)

0.72

0.77

Around

0.61

0.6 times

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

FY2026

FY2009

FY2020

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

FY2024

(Forecasts)

financing into account

(Target)

*1 FY2021Includes 10 yen for a commemorative dividend for the 100th anniversary of the birth of Nobuo Ishibashi, our founder *2 Results for 2022 and beyond: The dividend payout ratio is calculated excluding the effect of actuarial differences

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We have also revised upward our annual dividend plan to 147 yen per share. As reported in our monthly release, we are also in the process of implementing a share buyback.

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Portfolio Management

Increase capital efficiency and accelerate aggressive investment in growth areas by improving turnover and thorough management of investment and return

Business PortfolioImage

Commercial

Market

Facilities

Marketassessment growthrate,Competitiveadvantage,

Create new

Logistics, Business &

businesses

Corporate Facilities

Prepare for

new business

Single-Family

Houses

Rental

Environment

Housing

and Energy

Businesses

etc.

in need of

restructuring

Each dotted cercle Business direction

Each thick arrowCash flow

  • Internal quantitative assessment

Capital profitability, growth of sales, etc.

The progress of investment and return

Investment

Logistics, Business &

Commercial

Others

Billion yen

real estate

Corporate Facilities

Facilities

Total

th

1,500

500

200

The 7

Plan

Invest ment

2,200

(Five-year plan)

Return

1,150

200 150

Total

1,500

mentInvest

485.6

248.365.1

Progress rate

FY2022-

36.3%

FY2024

(Results)

611.9

108.7 31.8

Net sales

Real estate

Billion yen

Single-Family

Rental

Commercial

Condominiums

Logistics, Business &

for sale

Houses

Housing

Facilities

Corporate Facilities

FY2021

428.8

129.3 479.7 196.7 239.5

Total*1

*1 Include Other

(Balance at end

1,479.1

of period)

Businesses

Total*1

FY2024 2Q

860.8

313.1

393.4 363.6

379.3

(Balance at end

2,314.1

of period)

Future investment direction

    • Continue active investment activities while increasing turnover
  • Japan: To invest actively in logistics facilities, data centers and built-for-sale business
  • The US: To strengthen the Rental Housing Business in addition to the Single-Family Houses Business
  • New Businesses: To invest up to 30 billion yen each in CVC fund and in-house entrepreneurship system

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While we plan to invest 2.2 trillion yen in real estate during the 7th medium- term management plan period, the investment progress at the end of this second quarter, which is just at the turn of the five-year plan, was 36.3%, which I consider to be a good progress.

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New Business Challenges - CVC and In-House Entrepreneurship System

Plan to invest up to ¥30 billion each in the Daiwa Future Fund and the Daiwa Future100 in-house startup system

Preparation for new businesses and creating business groups that will be the pillars of the future

CVC Fund started in January 2024, aiming at synergies in existing businesses and solutions to social issues

  • Invested in 9 companies by the end of Sep. 2024, and commenced consideration of cooperative projects with 5 of them

Themes under consideration Examples

CVC

Under consideration

CVC and

Sales and provision of SAR

Investment

For in-house

in-house

results

start-up system

start-up system

data and solution services

New and

New areas

Security

Synspective Inc.

Testing on-site monitoring of river

products services

New technology

channel restoration works in wake

Space-related

of Noto Peninsula earthquake

Ancillary

Environmental

Technology/

areas

New energy

Developing

Real estate

Food

country

and finance

and finance

industrialization

Disaster prevention

and response

The program was launched in June 2024 with a plan to invest up to 30 billion yen for human resources development and new business development.

  • Total number of applications in the first year: 896 57 projects that passed the first round of selection are in progress

Existingproducts andservices

Existing

Infrastructure

areas

maintenance

Construction

Child-rearing

DX

support

Existing Market

Development of infrastructure maintenance products

TOYOKOH Inc.

Example of collaboration: Fujita, Daiwa

House Reform

Benefit of using resin to repair aging roofs

New Market

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I believe that the Daiwa Future100 program is one of the answers to the question of what human capital management is. Under this program, employees build a new business or company on their own and take on the challenge for three years outside of their regular work. When we put out the call for applications, management was hoping to receive 400 applications at most, but we received as many as 900. And now, there are 60 groups left to be selected, so the outside directors will take a look at them and the final decision will be made by the representative directors, excluding myself. They will be setting up their own companies and taking on challenges over the next three years, so I believe that such a process will be a major axis in the development of future managers.

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Overseas Business - Business Expansion and Portfolio Management

Further overseas growth under “region & business” portfolio strategy

To raise the ratio of overseas sales, currently about 15%, to 30-40% in the future

Single-

Rental Condomin

Commerci

Logistics,

Family

al

Business &

Housing

iums

Corporate

Houses

Facilities

Facilities

Americas

Europe

-

-

Others

Oceania

-

-

East Asia

-

-

ASEAN

-

South Asia

Daiwa

Daiwa

Group

Group

445.1

House

House

+companies

companies

The USA

Europe/Others

Australia

China

ASEAN

(Billion yen) UpperNet sales LowerOP income

673.9

52.9

Enhanced area

1,000.0

877.0100.0

(57.5)

705.9

30.4

730.0

651.1

26.1

434.1 500.1

277.3

301.8

19.5

267.8

6.2

116.9

176.8

66.1

99.9

42.6

24.4

48.9

41.5

88.9

41.2

111.2

30.4

53.1

57.2

36.9

60.5

22.2

26.6

47.5

33.4

38.2

36.9

39.5

20.9

25.7

40.1

Future

FY2019

FY2020

FY2021

FY2022

FY2023

FY2024

FY2026

(Forecasts)

(Targets)

*Total figures and results by area are

The 6th Plan (3-year)

The 7th Plan (5-year)

after consolidated adjustment

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Next, I would like to talk a little about our overseas business. In the final year of the 7th medium-term business plan, we are aiming for sales of 1 trillion yen overseas. For the future, I believe that we can aim for sales of about 3 trillion yen in the U.S., 1 trillion yen in Europe, and 1 trillion yen in Asia.

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Overseas Business - The US area

Further strengthen the Daiwa House model, which promotes a variety of businesses

centered on the three Single-Family Houses builders

Expansion into growing markets and

Business Diversification

Pursuing synergies among Group

acquisition of market share

(Daiwa House Model)

companies

Commercial Facilities

Rental

Condomini

Commercial

Logistics

Hotel

Synergies among companies

Regular top management meetings of

Facilities

Facilities

Village Center

Housing

ums

six companies in Japan, US, Europe, and

*Properties in progress

Australia

LocationFountain

as of end of Sep. 2024

Valley

Virginia

Total lots24 lots

Trumark

Stanley Martin Maryland

California

Synergy with Alliance

Colorado

West Virginia

Tennessee

Group purchasing

Residential Company

North Carolina

Cost reduction through joint purchasing

agreements

19 locations in 39 metropolitan areas in 16

with suppliers

South Carolina

Shortening of construction period

states, with a focus on the Smile Zone

Arizona

Georgia

Shortening of construction period by sharing

information and promoting industrialization among 6

Florida

companies

Texas

Construction periods of Stanley Martin

CastleRock

145

162

Multi-Tenant type logistics facility:

97

85

71

To Strengthen the Rental Housing

Blue Ridge Commerce Center

Target75 days

Business in US

Expanding Real Estate Development Platforms

Location Houston

*Image

FY2020 FY2021 FY2022 FY2023 FY2024

in the US

Floor space125,471

Location Orlando

Strengthening networks and proposals in the

(5 buildings, one-story)

Story

7 stories

2Q

HotelEVEN Hotel and Staybridge

Smile Zone

CompletionAug. 2025

Room

288 rooms

Pursuing synergies with other businesses such

*Image

Completion: Aug. 2026 Suites Orlando Universal Boulevard

as the Single-Family Houses Business

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This is the area covered by our three U.S. subsidiaries: Stanley Martin on the East Coast, CastleRock in Texas, and Trumark on the West Coast. These three companies are leading our growth strategy in overseas.

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