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  • 2018

    COMPANY PROFILE

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    4 Outline of Sales and Production

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    3 Sales and Profits over the Years

    Activities by Affiliated Foundations, etc.5

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    Contents

    Company Name 1

    Date of Incorporation1

    Head Office 1

    Main Products 1

    Capital and Shareholders 1

    Directors, Auditors and Officers2

    Head Office, Plants and Facilities3

    Land, Buildings, Machines and Personnel3

    The Suzuki Group 4

    Organisation Chart 5

    Personnel over the Years 6

    Welfare and Educational Facilities 6

    Sales8

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    Distribution Network 10

    Major Affiliate Distributors 1113

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    Number of Automobiles Produced and Sold over the Years

    Number of Motorcycles Produced and Sold over the Years

    Sales results of Marine business, etc. over the Years

    Major Overseas Manufacturing Companies

    Sales and Profits 7

    Corporate History 1927

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    Suzuki Foundation17

    Suzuki Education & Culture Foundation18

    Suzuki Scholarship Fund for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture 18

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    1Company Name SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION

    2 Date of Incorporation

    4 Main Products

    1920 195429 199010

    March 1920 Incorporated as Suzuki Loom Manufacturing CoJune 1954 Name changed to Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd October 1990 Name changed to Suzuki Motor Corporation

    Automobiles Motorcycles Outboard Motors Motorised WheelchairsElectro Senior Vehicles, etc.

    3Head Office

    Capital Total number of authorized shares Total number of shares issued Number of shareholders

    Company Outline

    138,0641,500,000,000

    491,018,10028,374

    138,064 million1,500 million491,018,100

    28,374

    432-8611300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 432-8611 Japan

    520183 Capital and Shareholders (as of March 31, 2018)

    10Top Ten Largest Shareholders

    Name of Shareholders

    Number of Shares1,000 shares

    (%)Percentage of

    Shareholding (%)

    The Master Trust Bank of Japan, Ltd. (Trust Account) 37,146 8.4

    Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd. (Trust Account) 23,507 5.3

    Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. 17,961 4.1

    The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. 16,000 3.6

    The Shizuoka Bank, Ltd. 13,600 3.1

    Resona Bank, Ltd. 13,000 2.9

    380055JP Morgan Chase Bank 380055 12,859 2.9

    Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance Inc. 7,761 1.8

    Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation 7,759 1.8

    5Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd. (Trust Account5) 7,573 1.7

    1. 2. 49,216

    Note 1. Number of shares less than 1,000 is truncated. 2. Percentage of Shareholding is calculated excluding treasury stock (49,216 thousand shares).

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    6 201851 Directors, Auditors and Officers (as of May 1, 2018) Representative Directors

    Representative Director and

    Chairman (Chairman of the Board of Directors) Osamu Suzuki

    Representative Director and Vice Chairman

    Yasuhito Harayama

    Supporting Chairman

    Representative Director and President (CEO & COO)

    Toshihiro Suzuki

    Directors

    Director and Senior Technical Executive Osamu Honda

    Director and

    Managing Officer

    Masahiko Nagao

    Executive General Manager, Corporate Planning Office

    Hiroaki Matsuura

    Executive General Manager, Manufacturing

    Director

    (Outside Director)

    Masakazu Iguchi Sakutaro Tanino

    15Masakazu Iguchi and Sakutaro Tanino are the outside directors as stipulated in Article 2, Item 15 of Companies Act of Japan.152 The board members will be officially decided at the152nd General Meeting of Shareholders and the meeting of the board of directors to be held immediately afterwards.

    Audit & Supervisory Board Members

    Audit & Supervisory

    Board Member

    Kunio Nakamura Eiji Mochizuki

    Audit & Supervisory

    Board Member(Outside)

    Norio Tanaka Yasuhiro Yamazaki Nobuyuki Araki

    216 Norio Tanaka, Yasuhiro Yamazaki and Nobuyuki Araki are the outside audit & supervisory board members as stipulated in Article 2, Item 16

    of Companies Act of Japan. Yasuhiro Yamazaki is an audit & supervisory board member. Executive Vice President

    Executive Vice President

    Kenichi Ayukawa

    Managing Director and CEO, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

    Senior Managing Officers

    Senior Managing Officer

    Ichizo Aoyama

    President, Automotive Electronics Power Private Limited

    Toshiaki Hasuike

    Executive General Manager, Automobile Engineering

    Managing Officers

    Managing Officer

    Kazuo Hakamata

    S.I.M.Production & Purchasing, and Engineering, PT. Suzuki Indomobil Motor (Indonesia)

    Masato Kasai

    Managing Officer, Environment Engineering Group, Vehicle Regulations and Engineering Administration

    Izumi Oishi

    Plant Construction, Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Limited

    Taisuke Toyoda

    Executive General Manager, Finance

    Hirofumi Nagao

    Global Business Administration & Planning Division, Global Automobile Marketing

    Keiichi Asai

    President, Chongqing Changan Suzuki Automobile Co., Ltd. (China)

    Shuji Oishi

    Managing Officer and Division General Manager, Automobile Asia Division, Global Automobile Marketing

    Kazuki Yamaguchi

    President, Suzuki Motor Sales Kinki Inc.

    Shigeyuki Yamamura

    Executive General Manager, Administration

    Toshiaki Suzuki

    Executive General Manager, Domestic Marketing I, Domestic Marketing

    Hidenori Yamashita

    Deputy Executive General Manager, Manufacturing

    Kinji Saito

    Executive General Manager, Global Automobile Marketing

    Ichiro Onishi

    Executive General Manager, Customer Quality Assurance and Service

    Keiji Miyamoto

    Executive General Manager, Domestic Marketing II, Domestic Marketing

    Kazuhiko Ayabe

    Executive General Manager, Purchasing

    Shinichi Imaizumi

    Division General Manager, Domestic Marketing Administration & Promotion Division, Domestic Marketing

    Naoki Suzuki

    Deputy Executive General Manager, Automobile Engineering (Powertrain)

    Kazunobu Hori

    Deputy Executive General Manager and Department General Manager, Trial Production Department, Manufacturing

    Katsuhiro Kato

    Executive General Manager, Automobile Product & Cost Planning

    Shigeo Yamagishi

    Executive General Manager, Vehicle Regulations and Engineering Administration

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    7Head Office, Plants and Facilities

    Name

    Address

    Telephone number

    Operations

    Head Office 432-8611 300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 432-8611

    0534402061 Head office affairs

    Takatsuka Plant 0534402695Motorcycle engines assembling and machining

    Toyokawa Plant

    442-8575 1-21-2 Utari, Shiratori-cho, Toyokawa-shi, Aichi 442-8575 0533891111

    Motorcycles assembling

    Kosai Plant

    431-0451 45204520 Shirasuka, Kosai-shi, Shizuoka 431-0451 0535791111

    Passenger car, automobile engines and outboard motors assembling

    Iwata Plant

    438-0016 25002500 Iwai, Iwata-shi, Shizuoka 438-0016 0538328111

    Multi-purpose vehicle and commercial vehicle assembling

    Sagara Plant

    421-0502 11111111 Shirai, Makinohara-shi, Shizuoka 421-0502 0548541611

    Passenger car and automobile engines assembling, foundry of engine components, machining

    Osuka Plant

    437-1304 63336333 Nishiobuchi, Kakegawa-shi, Shizuoka 437-1304 0537483511

    Foundry

    Suzuki Training Center Inasa

    431-2202 20-4020-40 Kawana, Inasa-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 431-2202 0535441122

    Education and training

    Suzuki Training Center Kangetsuen

    431-0214 2925-12925-1 Bentenjima, Maisaka-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 431-0214

    0535961461 Education and training

    Tokyo Branch Office

    105-0021 2-2-8 2Suzuki bldg. Higashi-Shimbashi 2F, 2-2-8 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0021

    0354252158 IRPublic relations and IR

    Research & DevelopmentYokohama R&D Center

    224-0046 2-12-1 Sakuranamiki, Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 224-0046

    0459437111 Research and development

    Motorcycle Technical Center

    438-0233 49354935 Komaba, Iwata-shi, Shizuoka 438-0233 0538662703

    Testing and development of motorcycles

    Marine Technical Center

    431-0301 3622-483622-48 Nakanogou, Arai-cho, Kosai-shi, Shizuoka 431-0301 0535953200

    Testing and development of marine products

    Shimokawa Proving Grounds

    098-1213 3434 Sannohashi, Shimokawa-cho, Kamikawa-gun, Hokkaido 098-1213 0165542656

    Testing and development of motorcycles and automobiles

    Sagara Proving Grounds

    421-0502 11111111 Shirai, Makinohara-shi, Shizuoka 421-0502 0548550271

    Testing and development of automobiles

    Suzuki Plaza

    432-8062 13011301 Zora-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 432-8062 0534402020

    Museum for Suzuki's history and Monozukuri

    20187 The manufacturing of motorcycles in Toyokawa Plant and the manufacturing of engines of motorcycles in Takatsuka Plant will be

    terminated in July 2018 and will be transferred to Hamamatsu Plant (Hamamatsu, Shizuoka).

    82018331 Land, Buildings, Machines and Personnel (as of March 31, 2018)

    Name

    Land

    Buildings

    Number of machines

    Number of employees

    Head Office 183,000 163,000 4,183 9,175226 Takatsuka Plant

    Toyokawa Plant 139,000 75,000 910 452

    Kosai Plant 1,190,000 472,000 5,477 2,196

    Iwata Plant 298,000 147,000 2,289 1,244

    Sagara Plant 1,970,000 274,000 4,409 1,816

    Osuka Plant 151,000 55,000 1,351 386

    The number of employees is the number of employees actually in service

    (excluding those taking a leave of absence and those assigned to other companies).

    15,269

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    9The Suzuki Group: 1317061 : 31 2018331Subsidiaries: 131 companies (70 in domestic, 61 in overseas) Affiliates: 31 companies (as of March 31, 2018)

    1201841 PrincipalSubsidiariesoftheSuzukiGroupinJapan(as of April 1, 2018)

    Name of company

    Address

    Date of

    establishment

    Capital

    (thousands of yen)

    Suzuki's capital investment ratio

    Main products and/or business

    Suzuki Auto Parts Mfg. Co., Ltd.

    96709670 Miyakoda-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    2011.5 May 2011 110,000 100

    Management guidance and representative services of business processing for Suzuki group companies

    Hamamatsu Plant

    96709670 Miyakoda-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    Machining of automobile components, die-casting and machining of die-cast components

    Suzuki Seimitu Plant

    500500 Iinoya, Inasa-cho, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    Forging, heat-treating and gear cutting of automobile components

    Enshu Seiko Plant

    1246-11246-1 Yamahigashi, Tenryu-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    Machining of automobile components

    Snic Co., Ltd.

    14031403 Higashihiramatsu, Iwata-shi, Shizuoka

    1986.7 July 1986 110,000 100

    Manufacturing of interior components for automobile

    Ryuyo Seat Plant

    14031403 Higashihiramatsu, Iwata-shi, Shizuoka

    Manufacturing of interior components for automobile

    Ryuyo Pipe Plant

    6-26-2 Minamihiramatsu, Iwata-shi, Shizuoka

    Manufacturing of pipe components for automobiles

    Hamakita Trim Plant

    5158-15158-1 Hirakuchi, Hamakita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    Manufacturing of plastic components for automobile interior

    Sagara Plant

    11111111 Shirai, Makinohara-shi, Shizuoka

    Manufacturing of interior components for automobile

    Suzuki Akita Auto Parts Mfg. Co., Ltd.

    192-1192-1 Ienohigashi, Hamaikawa, Ikawa-cho, Minamiakita-gun, Akita

    1972.10Oct 1972 50,000 100

    Forging and machining of automobile components

    Suzuki Toyama Auto Parts Mfg. Co., Ltd.

    32003200 Mizushima, Oyabe-shi, Toyama

    1988.4Apr 1988 50,000 100

    Processing of automobile components

    Suzuki Transportation & Packing Co., Ltd.

    300-1300-1 Chouju Shinden, Maisaka-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    1965.2Feb 1965 110,000 100

    Transportation and packing of products and components

    Suzuki Business Co., Ltd.

    2133921339 Shinohara-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    1967.12 Dec 1967 110,000 100

    8 divisions real estate, housing, insurance, golf, automotive parts & accessories, specialty sales, petroleum, office cleaning

    Suzuki Engineering Co., Ltd.

    2134021340 Shinohara-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    1986.12Dec 1986 10,000 100

    CAEAutomobile designing, CAE and assembling of specialised veshicles

    Suzuki Support Co., Ltd.

    300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    2005.2Feb 2005 10,000 100

    Office cleaning, farming

    Suzuki Consultant Co., Ltd.

    300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    2011.6Jun 2011 10,000 100

    Consulting services for general management, engineering, manufacturing, administration, etc.

    Suzuki Finance Co., Ltd.

    300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    1966.8Aug 1966 99,602 95.93

    Credit, Lease, Sales of autmobiles

    Suzuki Marine Co., Ltd.

    300300 Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    1974.12Dec 1974 50,000 100

    Storage, rental, sales, repairs of boats; sales and repairs of outboard motors, sales of marine-related items

    554555 directly managed domestic distribution companies, 45 directly managed overseas distribution companies

    Sales of automobiles, motorcycles and outboard motors, etc.

    2201841Inter-corporateCooperationOrganization(as of April 1, 2018) Name of organization Suzuki Suppliers Association 1957323 Date of establishment March 1957 75 Number of members 75 companies Representative Hiroshi Tokoro, Chairman

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    EuropeMotorcycle Dept.

    Vehicle Regulations and Certification Dept.

    Europe Automobile Dept.Europe Automobile Division

    Vehicle Regulations and Engineering Administration

    China Automobile Dept.China Automobile Division

    Environment Engineering Group

    EVElectric Vehicle Division

    Advanced Technology Division

    Audit

    SupervisoryBoard

    Secretariat of

    Audit & Supervisory Board

    Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Ltd.

    Engineering Administration Dept.

    Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

    Indonesia and Thailand Automobile Dept.

    Marine Marketing Dept.

    Asia Automobile Division

    Administration

    India / Africa Automobile Marketing

    Domestic Marketing Administration Dept.

    Asia Automobile Dept.

    Domestic Marketing Administration & Promotion Division

    Domestic Marketing Promotion Dept.

    Global Automobile Marketing

    Domestic Marketing

    Global Automobile Planning Dept. Global Business Administration Dept.

    IR Corporate Management/IR Dept.

    Global Legal Dept.Legal/IP

    President

    Chairman

    Board ofDirectors

    Vice Chairman

    Corporate Planning Office Corporate Strategy Dept.

    Secretarial Office

    Finance Dept.Finance

    Automobile Engineering

    Marine Operations Marine Engineering Dept.

    Development Supervision Dept.

    Certification Engineering Dept.

    Yokohama R&D Center

    Automobile Product & Cost Planning Dept.

    Automobile Product & Cost Planning Automobile Product Development Dept. 2

    Research Development

    EV Development Dept.

    Automobile Performance Engineering Dept. Automobile Engineering Quality Design Dept.Automobile Engineering Quality Design Division

    Motorcycle Operations

    Body / Electric Purchasing Dept.

    Purchasing Administration Dept.Purchasing Powertrain Purchasing Dept.

    Global Automobile Purchasing Dept.

    Manufacturing Engineering Dept.Manufacturing Manufacturing Engineering Dept.

    Motorcycle Purchasing Dept.

    Toyokawa PlantTakatsuka Plant

    Kosai Plant Sagara Plant

    Osuka Plant

    Iwata Plant

    Domestic Manufacturing Dept.

    Trial Production Dept.Tooling Plant

    Production Control & Logistics Dept. Manufacturing Quality Assurance Dept. Overseas Manufacturing Dept.

    Manufacturing Engineering Dept. Manufacturing Engineering Dept. Motorcycle/Marine & Power Products MFG. ENG. Dept.

    Training Center (Suzuki Juku)

    Business Development Division

    Service Engineering Dept.

    Audit Dept.

    Intellectual Property Dept.

    Domestic Legal Dept.

    .tpeD secruoseR namuH labolG

    Product Cost Management Dept.

    Business Development Dept.

    Customer Quality Assurance and Service

    Corporate Governance Dept.

    100 Centennial Book Project

    IT IT IT Infrastructure Dept.

    General Affairs Dept.

    Affiliates Accounting Dept.

    Corporate Communications Dept. Tokyo Branch

    Motorcycle Quality Research Dept.PT Automobile Powertrain and Control Reserch Dept.

    Quality Information Management Dept.

    Automobile Body and Safety Research Dept.

    Human Resources Dept.

    Automobile Interier Design Dept.

    Global IT Digital Engineering Dept.IT IT Systems Dept.

    Global Business Administration & Planning Division

    India Automobile Dept.

    Middle East / Africa Automobile Dept.

    Automobile Powertrain Testing Dept.

    Automobile Body / Platform Division

    HMI Automobile Platform and HMI Development Dept. Automobile Body Design Dept.

    Automobile Engine Design Dept. Automobile Transmission Design Dept.

    Automobile Product Development Dept. 3

    Domestic Service Dept.Overseas Service Dept.

    Oceania and Latin America Automobile Dept.

    Connected Business Department

    Automobile Product Development Dept. 1

    Electric Mobility Development Dept.

    Automobile Styling Design Dept.

    Environment, Material & Manufacturing Engineering Development Dept.

    EV

    ASEAN Motorcycle Division

    Automobile Powertrain Division 2

    Automobile Hybrid Design Dept.Automobile Transmission Development Dept.

    Automobile Engine Development Dept.Automobile Powertrain Development Dept.

    West Japan Marketing Dept.East Japan Marketing Dept.

    India Motorcycle Division

    Oceania and Latin America Automobile Division

    Automobile Powertrain Division 1

    Automobile Chasis Design Dept.

    Automobile Performance Development Dept.Automobile Electronic & Electrical System Design Dept.

    Benchmarking & Teardown Center

    Motorcycle Quality Dept.

    Automobile Active Safety System Design Dept.

    Mtorcycle Electric Design Dept.

    Motorcycle Line

    Motorcycle Body Design Dept.

    Motorcycle Product & Cost Planning Dept.

    North America Motorcycle Dept.

    Indonesia Motorcycle Dept.

    Motorcycle Engine Design Dept. Motorcycle Styling Design Dept.

    10 201851 Organisation Chart (as of May 1, 2018)

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    2.

    13 Personnel over the Years (as of end of March of each year)

    Labor Outline

    Items

    1Total number of employees

    Average age

    Average years of employment

    2Consolidated number of employees

    1 2

    1 The number of employees is the number of employees actually in service (excluding those taking a leave of absence and those assigned to other companies).2 The number of employees is the number of employees actually in service (excluding those taking a leave of absence and those assigned to companies outside the Suzuki group).

    2014

    14,571

    386

    162

    57,749

    2015

    14,751

    390

    166

    57,409

    years and months

    years and months

    years and months

    years and months

    2016

    14,932

    393

    169

    61,601

    years and months

    years and months

    2017

    15,138

    395

    1611

    62,992

    years and months

    years and months

    2018

    15,269

    399

    173

    65,179

    years and months

    years and months

    2201841 Welfare and Educational Facilities (as of April 1, 2018)

    19,29243,21711.7201742018316

    Business : Shops etc at plants and dormitoriesNumber of members and capital investment : 19,292 (43,217 thousand yen)Annual total service : 1,170 million yen (April 2017 to March 2018)Shops : 16 shops in the Head Office and plants

    102

    8

    320

    Dormitory and company housing quarters

    10 dormitory buildings and 2 company housing buildings in the Head Office, branch offices and plants

    Athletic facilities Head Office : gymnasium, playing field, tennis court Plants : playing field

    Medical room 8 rooms in the Head Office, Motorcycle Technical Center and plants

    Suzuki Livelihood Cooperative

    Suzuki Training Center(Inasa)

    Main building : Training room, office and dormitory (3 floors) Auxiliary building : Practical service training building Maximum training capacity : 320 trainees

    250

    Suzuki Training Center(Kangetsuen)

    Main building : Training room, office and dormitory (3 floors) Maximum training capacity : 250 trainees

    Facility Specifics

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    1 Sales and Profits

    Fiscal year

    End of fiscal year

    Consolidated Non-consolidated

    Sales Ordinary income

    Net income

    Sales

    Ordinary income

    Net income

    197953

    11419803114thMarch 1980 409,027 15,853 5,085 345,099 10,863 4,003

    1980 11519813115thMarch 1981 517,656 23,683 10,554 457,779 13,270 4,793

    1981 11619823116thMarch 1982 598,153 21,808 6,753 551,521 15,985 5,470

    1982 11719833117thMarch 1983 603,858 4,234 1,316 542,319 9,753 6,590

    1983 11819843118thMarch 1984 634,139 11,996 5,872 524,259 10,818 5,002

    1984 11919853119thMarch 1985 676,614 22,690 8,352 580,841 17,088 6,027

    1985 12019863120thMarch 1986 821,945 23,396 9,896 722,336 18,091 6,120

    1986 12119873121stMarch 1987 869,449 21,824 9,599 744,854 16,749 5,602

    1987 12219883122ndMarch 1988 899,518 25,807 10,697 759,550 20,261 5,872

    198863

    12319893123rdMarch 1989 960,498 14,482 6,539 816,618 15,761 8,607

    1989

    12419903124thMarch 1990 982,573 25,478 5,614 843,617 15,849 7,000

    1990 12519913125thMarch 1991 1,210,492 53,651 15,908 1,011,428 28,965 9,412

    1991 12619923126thMarch 1992 1,248,626 42,476 19,798 1,046,791 21,160 8,887

    1992 12719933127thMarch 1993 1,259,104 40,213 19,044 1,053,056 20,480 8,034

    1993 12819943128thMarch 1994 1,226,962 31,301 15,243 1,008,659 18,383 7,044

    1994 12919953129thMarch 1995 1,258,285 44,402 20,057 1,048,804 23,349 8,002

    1995 13019963130thMarch 1996 1,381,132 52,502 26,626 1,120,944 29,792 9,452

    1996 13119973131stMarch 1997 1,502,424 57,682 33,586 1,182,121 32,580 11,352

    1997 13219983132ndMarch 1998 1,488,785 42,784 30,156 1,179,136 27,845 9,533

    1998 13319993133rdMarch 1999 1,455,832 54,580 24,359 1,189,622 28,217 8,855

    1999 13420003134thMarch 2000 1,521,192 49,612 26,886 1,273,907 26,080 12,745

    2000 13520013135thMarch 2001 1,600,253 51,032 20,248 1,294,651 30,587 12,881

    2001 13620023136thMarch 2002 1,668,251 52,318 22,392 1,320,218 31,177 13,912

    2002 13720033137thMarch 2003 2,015,309 79,188 31,024 1,411,418 51,108 19,393

    2003 13820043138thMarch 2004 2,198,986 95,248 43,835 1,392,688 55,334 25,650

    2004 13920053139thMarch 2005 2,365,571 109,532 60,506 1,481,632 52,936 35,747

    2005 14020063140thMarch 2006 2,746,453 119,321 65,945 1,690,169 52,179 37,271

    2006 14120073141stMarch 2007 3,163,669 139,183 75,008 1,939,806 61,572 43,054

    2007 14220083142ndMarch 2008 3,502,419 156,904 80,254 2,031,639 62,119 40,864

    2008 14320093143rdMarch 2009 3,004,888 79,675 27,429 1,685,777 4,133 3,287

    2009 14420103144thMarch 2010 2,469,063 93,841 28,913 1,286,633 12,075 7,086

    2010 14520113145thMarch 2011 2,608,217 122,502 45,174 1,409,205 32,025 10,834

    2011 14620123146thMarch 2012 2,512,186 130,553 53,887 1,383,269 49,875 15,846

    2012 14720133147thMarch 2013 2,578,317 155,593 80,389 1,422,595 76,748 36,405

    2013 14820143148thMarch 2014 2,938,314 197,842 107,484 1,498,853 99,322 67,219

    2014 14920153149thMarch 2015 3,015,461 194,318 96,862 1,663,147 74,651 51,248

    2015 15020163150thMarch 2016 3,180,659 209,109 116,660 1,609,065 76,151 78,593

    2016 15120173151stMarch 2017 3,169,542 286,693 159,956 1,687,836 120,210 87,671

    201729

    15220183152ndMarch 2018 3,757,219 382,787 215,730 1,852,766 137,112 104,849

    3.Sales and Profits over the Years

    millions of yen

    Net income means Net income attributable to owners of the parent

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    4. Outline of Sales and Production

    1 Sales(1) Sales over the Years

    Fiscal year

    (2) Sales BreakdownConsolidated

    Sales

    Japan Overseas Total Japan Export Total

    SalesConsolidated Non-consolidated

    Overseas Europe North America Asia Other areas

    TotalJapan

    Business Segment

    Automobile

    Motorcycle

    Marine, etc

    Total

    Automobile

    Motorcycle

    Marine, etc

    Total

    Automobile

    Motorcycle

    Marine, etc

    Total

    millions of yen

    millions of yen

    2 Number of Automobiles Produced and Sold over the Years (1) Production

    (2) Domestic Sales

    Fiscal year

    Type of model

    Fiscal year

    Japan

    Mini vehicles Passenger cars Commercial vehicles Passenger cars Total

    Total Standard and small vehicles

    Overseas Total

    CKDCKD

    Production in Japan: CBU (Complete Build Up) + CKD (Complete Knocked-Down) units. Overseas production: Line-off units at overseas plants, excluding CKD units from Japan.

    units

    units

    FY

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    1,132,732

    1,094,611

    1,047,883

    1,037,546

    1,116,764

    1,805,581

    1,920,849

    2,132,775

    2,131,996

    2,640,455

    2,938,314

    3,015,461

    3,180,659

    3,169,542

    3,757,219

    929,918

    992,789

    846,780

    866,574

    940,860

    568,934

    670,357

    762,285

    821,262

    911,904

    1,498,853

    1,663,147

    1,609,065

    1,687,836

    1,852,766

    1,867,539

    212,593

    52,641

    2,132,775

    1,893,026

    186,940

    52,029

    2,131,996

    2,354,484

    225,592

    60,379

    2,640,455

    1,010,976

    21,296

    15,611

    1,047,883

    1,002,593

    19,349

    15,603

    1,037,546

    1,081,318

    20,771

    14,675

    1,116,764

    347,764

    41,702

    15,254

    404,722

    374,199

    36,885

    14,247

    425,332

    449,543

    44,029

    17,072

    510,644

    4,209

    39,029

    23,763

    67,002

    2,178

    29,905

    24,031

    56,115

    1,463

    33,039

    27,952

    62,455

    1,299,466

    90,769

    4,484

    1,394,720

    1,302,073

    86,127

    4,760

    1,392,961

    1,654,677

    112,665

    5,803

    1,773,146

    216,098

    41,091

    9,139

    266,329

    214,574

    34,021

    8,989

    257,585

    248,801

    35,858

    9,552

    294,211

    2,878,515

    233,889

    68,253

    3,180,659

    2,895,619

    206,289

    67,633

    3,169,542

    3,435,802

    246,362

    75,053

    3,757,219

    205

    206

    20

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    997,916

    1,055,078

    860,919

    870,674

    971,065

    1,858,933

    1,987,610

    2,090,399

    2,203,356

    2,367,216

    2,856,849

    3,042,688

    2,951,318

    3,074,030

    3,338,281

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    444,487

    499,079

    536,952

    411,013

    387,945

    413,861

    141,975

    147,900

    142,401

    138,029

    144,197

    142,249

    586,462

    646,979

    679,353

    549,042

    532,142

    556,110

    85,362

    81,133

    76,486

    80,985

    106,729

    112,063

    671,824

    728,112

    755,839

    630,027

    638,871

    668,173

  • 9

    3 Number of Motorcycles Produced and Sold over the Years

    (3) Overseas Sales

    (2) Domestic Sales

    Fiscal year

    Engine displacement

    Fiscal year

    CKDCKD

    ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) is included. Production in Japan: CBU (Complete Build Up) + CKD (Complete Knocked-Down) units. Overseas production: Line-off units at overseas plants, excluding CKD units from Japan.

    125cc126ccThe figures are based on shipment for under 125cc and registration for over 126cc, including import units.

    ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) is included. Figures are based on actual sales.

    Japan

    50cc 51125cc 126250cc 251cc Total

    Overseas Total

    (1) Production units

    units

    units

    (3) Overseas Sales

    RegionFiscal year

    Figures are based on actual sales.

    units

    Region

    Fiscal year

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    1,981,253

    2,111,461

    2,231,050

    2,279,365

    2,555,724

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    180,358

    153,898

    122,275

    140,799

    152,212

    1,852,226

    1,644,786

    1,357,665

    1,229,004

    1,477,607

    2,032,584

    1,798,684

    1,479,940

    1,369,803

    1,629,819

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    45,833

    44,070

    26,175

    33,407

    30,296

    13,251

    11,300

    23,595

    18,424

    15,876

    7,704

    6,340

    5,398

    4,746

    8,043

    7,106

    5,169

    5,867

    5,390

    5,290

    73,894

    66,879

    61,035

    61,967

    59,505

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    2,482

    0

    0

    0

    0

    North America

    460,163

    446,972

    355,103

    296,155

    289,560

    East Asia

    25,809

    23,739

    24,597

    25,977

    26,674

    Oceania

    1,135,709

    1,274,184

    1,486,580

    1,574,072

    1,803,610

    West Asia

    12,178

    14,201

    14,018

    12,555

    16,177

    Middle East

    52,068

    64,662

    43,264

    22,778

    21,408

    Africa

    204,788

    194,669

    206,723

    244,650

    280,993

    Europe

    Total

    88,056

    93,034

    100,765

    103,178

    117,302

    Central and

    South America

    44,379

    41,183

    42,808

    45,515

    31,868

    35,254

    North America

    1,474,424

    1,253,655

    1,022,756

    778,875

    647,978

    708,007

    East Asia

    16,749

    14,866

    14,919

    13,639

    12,964

    13,737

    Oceania

    436,772

    384,296

    376,748

    351,924

    391,166

    552,687

    West Asia

    17,196

    14,380

    17,188

    15,258

    6,894

    6,350

    Middle East

    14,440

    15,564

    13,882

    12,918

    14,265

    12,626

    Africa

    47,125

    47,534

    44,866

    47,874

    44,877

    39,982

    Europe

    2,235,567

    1,948,209

    1,699,431

    1,439,814

    1,305,403

    1,520,072

    Total

    184,482

    176,731

    166,264

    173,811

    155,391

    151,429

    Central and

    South America

  • 10

    Products

    Automobiles

    Total

    Mini vehicles

    Small vehicles

    Figures for mini vehicles include parallel distributors of small vehicles.

    Note: Number of countries and regions are based on the statistics of Japan Automobile Mnufactures Association (JAMA).

    Motorcycles

    Outboard motors

    Industrial equipment

    Motorised wheelchairs and electro senior vehicles

    7 sales agents,8 distributors directly operated by Suzuki Marine

    Number of distributors

    Overseas distributors

    Number of distributors

    Number of countries/regions the distributors are located in

    Automobiles

    Motorcycles

    Outboard motors

    Breakdown by products

    4 Results of Marine Business, etc. over the Years (millions of yen)

    Consolidated net sales.Marine Business,etc. includes outboard motors, motorized wheelchairs, and electro senior vehicles.

    8

    Fiscal year

    2013

    2014

    2015

    2016

    201729

    Sales

    56,046

    63,033

    68,253

    67,633

    75,053

    5 Distribution Network

    (1) 201841 Number of Domestic Distributors (as of April 1, 2018)

    117

    134

    251

    6 7

    10 82

    117 companies

    134 companies

    251 companies

    6 companies

    10 sales agents

    82 companies

    (2) 2018331 Number of Overseas Distributors (as of March 31, 2018)

    148

    124

    116

    107

    138

    126

    113

    (3) 207Number of countries and regions in which Suzuki has business relations overseas207 countries/regions

  • 11

    6 201841Major Affiliate Distributors as of Apr 1, 2018 1 Major Domestic Distributors

    Name of companyAddress

    Mini vehicles

    Small

    vehicles

    Motorcycles

    Outboard Motors

    Ind.Machines

    & tools

    Motorised

    wheelchairs

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES HOKKAIDO INC.

    3011441-1-44, Kita30jyo Higashi, Higashi-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido

    ASAHIKAWA SUZUKI MOTOR SALES INC.

    21491-4-9, Nagayama2jyo, Asahikawa-shi, Hokkaido

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES AOMORI INC.

    47147-1, Takama, Ishie, Aomori-shi, Aomori

    SUZUKI ARENA AKITACHUO INC.

    1463146-3, Biwanuma, Shimoshinzyonakano,Akita-shi, Akita

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES IWATE INC.

    122701-22-70, Minamisenboku, Morioka-shi, Iwate

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES YAMAGATA INC.

    11111-1-11, Shimakita Yamagata-shi, Yamagata

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES MIYAGI INC.

    51135-11-3, Ougi-machi, Miyagino-ku, Sendai-shi, Miyagi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES FUKUSHIMA INC.

    1761-76, Minami, Koriyama-shi, Fukushima

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES IBARAKI INC.

    188011880-1, Hirasu-cho, Mito-shi, Ibaraki

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOCHIGI INC.

    799799, Kamiyokota-machi, Utsunomiya-shi, Tochigi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES GUNMA INC.

    231231, Syokanji-machi, Takasaki-shi, Gunma

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES SAITAMA INC.

    2222102-222-10, Yoshino-cho, Kitaku, Saitama-shi, Saitama

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NISHISAITAMA INC.

    158821588-2, Ohaza Yamada, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KANTO INC.

    712197-12-19, Tajima, Sakuraku, Saitama-shi, Saitama

    Used Car

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES CHIBA INC.

    54172625-417-262, Makuhari-cho, Hanamigawa-ku, Chiba-shi, Chiba

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KEIYO INC.

    2222-2-2, Sarashina, Ichihara-shi, Chiba

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOKYO INC.

    32181-32-18, Izumi, Suginami-ku, Tokyo

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES MINAMI TOKYO INC.

    1181-18, Kashiwa-cho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KANAGAWA INC.

    1696169-6, Kariba-cho, Hodogaya-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES INC.

    62326-23-2Tamura, Hiratsuka-shiKanagawa

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NIIGATA INC.

    14391-4-39, Kaname-cho, Nagaoka-shi, Niigata

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES SHIZUOKA INC.

    220352-20-35, Furusho, Aoi-ku, Shizuoka-shi, Shizuoka

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES HAMAMATSU INC.

    2133921339, Shinohara-cho, Nishi-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE SALES INC.

    300300, Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    SUZUKI MARINE SALES INC.

    300300, Takatsuka-cho, Minami-ku, Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOKAI INC.

    22122-1, Miyamae, Shimoji-cho, Toyohashi-shi, Aichi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES CHUBU INC.

    3753-75, Minamihonjigahara-cho, Owariasahi-shi, Aichi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES MIE INC.

    5135-1-3, Hinaga, Yokkaichi-shi, Mie

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NAGANO INC.

    416334-16-33, Chuo, Inasato-machi, Nagano-shi, Nagano

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NANSHIN INC.

    12891289, Akaho, Komagane-shi, Nagano

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES HOKURIKU INC.

    33, Kou, Yanagibashi-machi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOYAMA INC.

    4161416-1, Kakeo-machi, Toyama-shi, Toyama

  • 12

    Name of companyAddress

    Mini vehicles

    Small

    vehicles

    Motorcycles

    Outboard Motors

    Ind.Machines

    & tools

    Motorised

    wheelchairs

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES SHIGA INC.

    11721172, Rokuzizou, Rittou-shi, Shiga

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KYOTO INC.

    50250-2,Terada, Terado-cho, Mukou-shi, Kyoto

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KINKI INC.

    1151-1-5, Shikitsunishi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KANSAI INC.

    12161-21-6, Yagumohigashi-machi, Moriguchi-shi, Osaka

    Used Car

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES HYOGO INC.

    156711567-1, Arise, Ikawadani-cho, Nishi-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NARA INC.

    370370 Kodono-cho,Nara-shi,Nara

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES WAKAYAMA INC.

    892892, Nishihama, Wakayama-shi, Wakayama

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KAGAWA INC.

    122511225-1, Danshi-cho, Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOKUSHIMA INC.

    72372-3, Honurakami, Ronden-cho, Tokushima-shi, Tokushima

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES MATSUYAMA INC.

    1833183-3, Takaoka-machi, Matsuyama-shi, Ehime

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KOCHI INC.

    8452845-2, Kerakou, Kochi-shi, Kochi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES TOTTORI INC.

    2668266-8, Maruyama-cho, Tottori-shi, Tottori

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES SHIMANE INC.

    1888101888-10, Higashitsuda-cho, Matsue-shi, Shimane

    SUZUKI OKAYAMA MOTOR SALES INC.

    6225622-5, Hirano, Kitaku,Okayama-shi, Okayama

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES HIROSHIMA INC.

    18718-7, Misasakita-machi, Nishi-ku, Hiroshima-shi, Hiroshima

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES YAMAGUCHI INC.

    832832 Tsumazakigaisaku, Ube-shi, Yamaguchi

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES FUKUOKA INC.

    2567102567-10, Nakabarutsuru-machi, Kasuya-machi, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES SAGA INC.

    23642364, Ougi-machi, Kase-machi, Saga-shi, Saga

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES NAGASAKI INC.

    40340-3, Nodago,Togitsu-cho, Nishisonogi-gun, Nagasaki

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KUMAMOTO INC.

    1161-1-6, Hirata, Minami-ku,Kumamoto-shi, Kumamoto

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES OHITA INC.

    430514305-1, Moto-machi, Ohita-shi, Ohita

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES MIYAZAKI INC.

    12041204, Yakata-machi, Hanagashima-cho, Miyazaki-shi, Miyazaki

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES KAGOSHIMA INC.

    141414-14, Shinei-cho, Kagoshima-shi, Kagoshima

    SUZUKI MOTOR SALES OKINAWA INC.

    2527252-7, Minatogawa, Urasoe-shi, Okinawa

  • 13

    2 Major overseas distributors

    Country/Region Name of distributor

    ProductsAutomobiles

    Motorcycles

    Outboards

    North America

    U.S.A. SUZUKI MOTOR OF AMERICA, INC.

    Canada SUZUKI CANADA INC.

    Mexico SUZUKI MOTOR DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V.

    Europe

    France SUZUKI FRANCE S.A.S.

    Italy SUZUKI ITALIA S.P.A.

    Germany SUZUKI DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

    U.K. GBSUZUKI GB PLC

    Austria SUZUKI AUSTRIA AUTOMOBIL HANDELS GmbH

    Spain SUZUKI MOTOR IBERICA S.A.U.

    Poland SUZUKI MOTOR POLAND SP. Z.O.O.

    Asia China SUZUKI MOTOR (CHINA) INVESTMENT CO., LTD.

    Oceania

    Australia SUZUKI AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD.

    New Zealand SUZUKI NEW ZEALAND LTD.

    Africa South Africa SUZUKI AUTO SOUTH AFRICA (PTY.) LTD.

    72018331Major Overseas Manufacturing Companies (as of March 31, 2018)

    (1) Number of Overseas Manufacturing Companies

    Overseas manufacturing companies

    Number of countries/regions

    Number of companies

    Number of factories

    20 29 32

    Breakdown by products

    manufactured

    Automobiles 12 15 18

    Motorcycles 15 17 17

    Outboards 1 1 1

  • 14

    2 201841 Major Overseas Manufacturing Companies(as of April 1, 2018)Name of

    country/region

    Name of company

    (*)Suzuki's capital

    investment ratio(*)%

    Products manufactured Start of

    productionAutomobileMotorcycle

    Outboards

    Europe

    Hungary

    MAGYAR SUZUKI CORPORATION LTD. 97.5 1992

    North America

    USA

    SUZUKI MANUFACTURING OF AMERICA CORPORATION

    100.080.0 2002

    Asia

    China

    CHONGQING CHANGAN SUZUKI AUTOMOBILE CO., LTD.

    50.010.0 1995

    JIANGXI CHANGHE SUZUKI AUTOMOBILE CO., LTD.

    46.020.9 1995

    JINAN QINGQI SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE CO., LTD. 50.0 1996

    JIANGMEN DACHANGJIANG GROUP CO., LTD. 1993

    CHANGZHOU HAOJUE SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE CO., LTD. 40.0 2010

    Taiwan

    TAI LING MOTOR CO., LTD. 14.9 1982

    Indonesia

    PT. SUZUKI INDOMOBIL MOTOR 94.9

    1976 1970

    Thailand

    THAI SUZUKI MOTOR CO., LTD. 97.5

    1968 1999

    SUZUKI MOTOR (THAILAND) CO., LTD. 100.0 2012

    Vietnam

    VIETNAM SUZUKI CORP. 100.0 1996

    Philippines

    SUZUKI PHILIPPINES INC. 100.0 1985

    Myanmar

    SUZUKI (MYANMAR) MOTOR CO., LTD. 100.0 2013

    SUZUKI THILAWA MOTOR CO., LTD. 100.0 2018

    Cambodia

    CAMBODIA SUZUKI MOTOR CO., LTD. 85.0 1999

    Laos

    SANTIPHAB SUZUKI LAO FACTORY 19.5 1991

    India

    MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LIMITED 56.2 1983

    SUZUKI MOTOR GUJARAT PRIVATE LIMITED 100.0 2017

    SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED 100.0 2006

    Pakistan

    PAK SUZUKI MOTOR CO., LTD. 73.1

    1982 1990

    South

    America

    Colombia

    SUZUKI MOTOR DE COLOMBIA S.A. 100.0 1982

    Brazil

    J. TOLEDO DA AMAZONIA INDSTRIA E COMRCIO DE VECULOS LTDA. 1995

    SVB SVB AUTOMOTORES DO BRASIL LTDA. 2012

    Argentina

    MAR MAQUINARIAS, S.A. 2010

    Ecuador

    GENERAL MOTORS DEL ECUADOR S.A. 2008

    Africa

    Egypt

    SUZUKI EGYPT S.A.E. 14.6 1989

    inthecolumnofSuzuki'scapitalinvestmentratioshowstheindirectinvestmentratio.

  • 15

    3 201841 Outline of Major Overseas Manufacturing Companies (as of April 1, 2018)

    India India India

    Name of company

    Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.

    Suzuki Motorcycle India Private Limited

    Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Limited

    Head office location

    New Delhi

    New Delhi

    Ahmedabad

    Capital

    151,04056.2

    1,510 million rupee(Suzukis capital investment ratio: 56.2%)

    1781,553100.0%

    17,816 million rupee(Suzukis capital investment ratio: 100.0%)

    858100.0

    85,800 million rupee(Suzukis capital investment ratio: 100.0%)

    No. of employees

    14,900Approx. 14,900

    1,300Approx. 1,300

    1,200Approx. 1,200

    Models produced

    Compact passenger cars, small commercial vehicles, small 4WD vehicles

    Motorcycles

    Compact passenger cars

    Production volume

    171,624,0001,624,000 (FY2017)

    17548,000548,000 (FY2017)

    17157,000157,000 (FY2017)

    Start of production of

    Suzuki vehicles

    198312December 1983

    20063March 2006

    20172February 2017

    Pakistan Hungary Indonesia

    Name of company

    Pak Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd.

    Magyar Suzuki Corporation Ltd.

    PT. Suzuki Indomobil Motor

    Head office location

    Karachi

    Esztergom

    Jakarta

    Capital

    82,30073.1

    823 million rupee(Suzuki : 73.1%)

    21,28397.5

    213 million Euro(Suzuki capital investment ratio: 97.5%)

    8,90094.9

    89 million US$(Suzuki capital investment ratio: 94.9%)

    No. of employees

    1,500Approx. 1,500

    2,700Approx. 2,700

    4,500Approx. 4,500

    Models produced

    Compact passenger cars, small commercial vehicles, motorcycles

    Compact passenger cars

    Compact passenger cars, small commercial vehicles, motorcycles

    Production volume

    17 135,000 21,000135,000 automobiles21,000 motorcycles (FY2017)

    17180,000180,000 (FY2017)

    17 121,000 89,000121,000 automobiles89,000 motorcycles (FY2017)

    Start of production of

    Suzuki vehicles

    19829 19909September 1982 (automobiles),September 1990 (motorcycles)

    199210October 1992

    1976 19701976 (automobiles),1970 (motorcycles)

    1Capital is rounded off to the nearest 10,000.

  • 16

    Thailand Thailand China

    Name of company

    Suzuki Motor (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

    Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd.

    Chongqing Changan Suzuki Automobile Co., Ltd.

    Head office location

    Pluakdaeng, Rayong

    Thanyaburi

    Chongqing

    Capital

    1268,187100.0

    12,682 million baht(Suzuki capital investment ratio: 100.0%)

    673597.5

    607 million baht(Suzuki capital investment ratio: 97.52%)

    19,00050.0

    190 million US$(Suzuki 50.0 [including indirect investment])

    No. of employees

    1,100Approx. 1,100

    1,100Approx. 1,100

    2,500Approx2,500

    Models produced

    Compact passenger cars

    Motorcycles, outboard motors

    Compact passenger cars

    Production volume

    17 58,00058,000 (FY2017)

    17 49,00049,000 motorcycles (FY2017)

    17 69,000 69,000 (FY2017)

    Start of production of

    Suzuki vehicles

    20123March 2012

    1968 19991968 (motorcycles),1999 (outboard motors)

    19955May 1995

  • 17

    5.

    The Suzuki Foundation aims to contribute to the comprehensive development of the machine industry both domestic and overseas and to the heightening of the national welfare, by promoting scientific research related to the production, use and consumption of machinery, that contributes to the improvement of convenience in people's living, and by promoting scientific research and training of foreigners engaged in the industry for machinery, for people's living, and by diffusing the fruits of such research and training to the general public.

    Aims

    Activities byAffiliated Foundations, etc

    1 Suzuki Foundation

    6019805532619979420112341

    The Suzuki Foundation is a juridical person for public interest for which Suzuki Motor Corporation, as a commemorative enterprise for the 60th anniversary of its establishment, entrusted the fund together with its subsidiaries and affiliates. The foundation was established on March 26, 1980 as Machine Industry Fostering and Promoting Foundation. The name was changed to Suzuki Foundation in April 1997.The foundation was authorised as a public interest incorporated foundation in April 1, 2011.

    2018331 Directors & Auditors (as of March 31, 2018)

    Chairman Osamu Suzuki

    Yoshiro Morita

    Yoshihiro Adachi

    Masakazu Iguchi

    Yasuhei Oguchi

    Minoru Kamata

    Yasuhiro Daisho

    Hiroko Hayashi

    Takao Hirosawa

    Yuji Furukawa

    Katsuhito Suzuki

    Kunio Nakamura

    Managing Director

    Director

    Auditor

    2018331 Total amount of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)181,701'17 10,0411,817.01 million yen100.41 million yen in FY2017

    2018331 Total assets (as of March 31, 2018)

    1235,37112,353.71 million yen

    2018331 Number of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)

    1,581'17 651,58165 in FY2017 201152

    "Suzuki scholarship fund for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture" was founded by Suzuki MotorCorporation in May 2011, with the total fund amount of 200 million Yen.The fund is extending scholarship with the purpose of encouraging and fostering the desire forlearning of the excellent students, and to improve their learning environment.

    3 Suzuki Scholarship Fund for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture

    The purpose of the Foundation is to contribute to the healthy development of young people and international exchanges by providing financial assistance to high school students in Shizuoka prefecture and university students graduated from the high schools in Shizuoka prefecture who encounter difficulties in pursuing their studies for financial reasons, as well as to university students in Shizuoka prefecture who have the desire for learning, and by supporting children's and students' sports and learning activities, as well as supporting schools for foreigners.

    Aims

    802000121020122421

    The Suzuki Education and Culture Foundation is a juridical foundation established in October 2000, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the foundation of Suzuki Motor Corporation. The Suzuki group of companies entrusted the Foundation with the entire funds. The foundation was authorized as a public interest incorporated foundation on February 1, 2012 by the Shizuoka prefecture.

    2 Suzuki Education & Culture Foundation

    Chairman Toshihiro Suzuki

    Yasuhiro Yamazaki

    Kenichirou Mimuro

    Hiroshi Tokoro

    Yoshihiro Nakamura

    Shigeaki Itou

    Akihiro Morita

    Shin Ishizuka

    Kunio Nakamura

    Osamu Suzuki

    Executive DirectorDirector

    Auditor

    Adviser

    2018331 Directors & Auditors (as of March 31, 2018)

    2018331 Total assets (as of March 31, 2018)481,6294,816.29 million yen

    2018 331 Number of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)

    38,046380.46 million yen 2018331 Total amount of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)

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    72 scholarship benefit in FY2017

    Financial assistance for schools for foreigners approvedby the Shizuoka prefecture in FY2017

    Aid to Suzuki scholarship fund for Shizuoka Universityof Art and Culture

    Financial assistance for foreign children's learningactivities in Hamamatsu city in April 2002

    23 million yen

    3 million yen

    1.5 million yen

    2 million yen

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    201152

    "Suzuki scholarship fund for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture" was founded by Suzuki MotorCorporation in May 2011, with the total fund amount of 200 million Yen.The fund is extending scholarship with the purpose of encouraging and fostering the desire forlearning of the excellent students, and to improve their learning environment.

    3 Suzuki Scholarship Fund for Shizuoka University of Art and Culture

    The purpose of the Foundation is to contribute to the healthy development of young people and international exchanges by providing financial assistance to high school students in Shizuoka prefecture and university students graduated from the high schools in Shizuoka prefecture who encounter difficulties in pursuing their studies for financial reasons, as well as to university students in Shizuoka prefecture who have the desire for learning, and by supporting children's and students' sports and learning activities, as well as supporting schools for foreigners.

    Aims

    802000121020122421

    The Suzuki Education and Culture Foundation is a juridical foundation established in October 2000, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the foundation of Suzuki Motor Corporation. The Suzuki group of companies entrusted the Foundation with the entire funds. The foundation was authorized as a public interest incorporated foundation on February 1, 2012 by the Shizuoka prefecture.

    2 Suzuki Education & Culture Foundation

    Chairman Toshihiro Suzuki

    Yasuhiro Yamazaki

    Kenichirou Mimuro

    Hiroshi Tokoro

    Yoshihiro Nakamura

    Shigeaki Itou

    Akihiro Morita

    Shin Ishizuka

    Kunio Nakamura

    Osamu Suzuki

    Executive DirectorDirector

    Auditor

    Adviser

    2018331 Directors & Auditors (as of March 31, 2018)

    2018331 Total assets (as of March 31, 2018)481,6294,816.29 million yen

    2018 331 Number of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)

    38,046380.46 million yen 2018331 Total amount of subsidies (as of March 31, 2018)

    '17'17'1720024

    722,2681 3001 1501 200

    72 scholarship benefit in FY2017

    Financial assistance for schools for foreigners approvedby the Shizuoka prefecture in FY2017

    Aid to Suzuki scholarship fund for Shizuoka Universityof Art and Culture in FY2017

    Financial assistance for foreign children's learningactivities in Hamamatsu city in April 2002

    23 million yen

    3 million yen

    1.5 million yen

    2 million yen

    18

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    6.Corporate History All products introduced in the history page are for Japanese domestic market, except

    otherwise mentioned.

    Michio Suzuki founds Suzuki Loom Works in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan.

    Company is reorganised, incorporated and capitalised at 500,000 as Suzuki Loom Manufacturing Co. with Michio Suzuki as president.

    Takatsuka Plant is built in Kami-mura, Hamana-gun, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Severe war damage forces Suzuki to close plants and move its offices to the Takatsuka Plant site.

    Suzuki moves its head office to the present address.

    Suzuki lists on the Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya stock exchanges.

    Labour difficulties cause a financial crisis for Suzuki.

    Suzuki enters the motor-vehicle field with the launch of the Power Free 36cc, 2-cycle motorised bicycle.

    Diamond Free 60cc, 2-cycle motorised bicycle debuts and its monthly production exceeds 5,000 units amid a bike boom.

    Company changes its name to Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd.

    Colleda 125cc, 2-cycle motorcycle debuts.

    Suzulight 360cc, 2-cycle minivehicle debuts, helping to usher in Japan's minivehicle age.

    Shunzo Suzuki is appointed as President and Michio Suzuki is appointed as Adviser.

    Suzuki adopts the " " mark as its corporate emblem.

    Colleda Sel Twin 125cc, 2-cycle, 2-cylinder with electric starter motorcycle and Suzulight 360cc, 2-cycle mini commercial vehicle debut.

    Suzuki Loom Works Co. is established by separation of the loom

    division from the motor works.

    Suzuki completes a plant for lightweight trucks in Toyokawa, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and starts production of the Suzulight Carry 360cc, 2-cycle lightweight truck there.

    Suzuki adopts company creed.

    Suzuki wins the 50cc-class championship in the Isle of Man TT race.

    U.S. Suzuki Motor Corp. (a direct sales subsidiary) is established in Los Angeles.

    Ryuyo Proving Grounds are set up in Iwata, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Suzuki enters the outboard motor field with the launch of D55 5.5hp, 2-cycle outboard motor.

    Fronte 800 2-cycle small passenger vehicle debuts.

    Suzuki adopts a company flag and song.

    K50 50cc, 2-cycle motorcycle debuts.

    Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. is established for assembly in Thailand. (First motorcycle plant outside Japan)

    Fronte 360cc, 2-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Iwata Plant is built for automobiles in Iwata, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Carry Van 360cc, 2-cycle mini full-cab van debuts.

    Toyama Plant is built for motorcycles in Oyabe, Toyama, Japan.

    Osuka Plant is built for foundry operations in Ogasa, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Jimny 360cc, 2-cycle mini 4WD vehicle (LJ series) debuts.

    Kosai Plant is built for automobiles in Kosai, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Fronte 71 360cc, 2-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Fronte Coupe 360cc, 2-cycle minivehicle and GT750 750cc, 2-cycle motorcycle debut.

    Toyokawa Plant is built for production of medium-size and

    large motorcycles in Toyokawa, Aichi, Japan.

    GT380 371cc, 2-cycle motorcycle debuts.

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    Suzuki Parts Mfg. Co., Ltd. (a parts manufacturing company) is established in Akita, Japan.

    Jitsujiro Suzuki is appointed as President and Shunzo Suzuki is appointed as Chairman.

    Suzuki Canada Ltd. (a direct sales subsidiary) is established in Ontario, Canada.

    Suzuki enters the medical equipment field with the launch of the Motor Chair Z600 motorised wheelchair.

    P.T. Suzuki Indonesia Manufacturing (a joint venture for part production) is established in Jakarta, Indonesia.

    Suzuki enters the housing field with the launch of prefabricated house and storage shed.

    Suzuki begins its first overseas car production with assembly of the Jimny LJ50 4WD car in Pakistan.

    Suzuki suffers severe difficulties owing to delays in compliance with car emission regulations.

    Fronte 7S 450cc, 2-cycle minicar debuts.

    GS motorcycle series (400cc, 500cc, 750cc, 4-cycle) debut.

    Jimny 8 (LJ80), 800cc, 4-cycle small 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Cervo 550cc, 2-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Fronte 7S 550cc, 2-cycle minicar (compliant with 1978 Japanese emission regulations) debuts.

    Osamu Suzuki is appointed as President and Jitsujiro Suzuki is appointed as Chairman.

    Alto 550cc, 2-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Fronte 550cc, 2 & 4-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Motor chair MC10 module-type motorised wheelchair debuts.

    GSX motorcycle series (250cc, 400cc, 750cc, 4-cycle) debut.

    Suzuki Australia Pty. Ltd. (a sales joint venture) is established in Sydney, Australia.

    Machine Industry Fostering and Promoting Foundation is established in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the company's establishment.

    Suzuki enters the general-purpose engine field with the launch of three models of generator.

    Consolidated sales reach 500 billion.

    New Jimny 4WD minicar debuts.

    Suzuki enters business tie-ups with US automaker General Motors Corporation. (with GM purchasing a 5.3% stake in Suzuki) and Japanese automaker Isuzu Motors Ltd.

    GSX 1100S Katana 1100cc, 4-cycle motorcycle debut in overseas markets.

    Love 50cc, 2-cycle lightweight scooter debuts.

    GSX750S motorcycle debuts.

    Total motorcycle production at the Toyama Plant reaches 5 million units.

    Suzuki and the Indian government sign a basic agreement on joint production of Suzuki cars.

    New Cervo minivehicle debuts.

    LT125 125cc, 4-cycle all-terrain vehicle debuts.

    Jimny 1000 1.0L 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins at Pak Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. in Karachi, Pakistan.

    Suzuki signs a car production and distribution contract with Maruti Udyog Ltd., India.

    Ran 50cc, 2-cycle scooter debuts.

    Mighty Boy 550cc, 4-cycle mini commercial vehicle debuts.

    RG250 250cc, 2-cycle sportbike debuts.

    DT60 60hp, 2-cycle, DT75 75hp, 2-cycle and DT85 85hp, 2-cycle oil-injection outboard motors debut.

    Jitsujiro Suzuki steps down from the chairmanship.

    Kosai Second Plant is built for compact automobiles in Kosai, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Cultus (Swift/Forsa/SA310) 1.0L passenger vehicle debuts.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins at Maruti Udyog Ltd. India.

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    Suzuki New Zealand Ltd. (a direct sales and knockdown production subsidiary) is established in Wanganui, New Zealand.

    GSX-R 400cc, 4-cycle sportbike debuts.

    Suzuki starts exporting 1.0L cars to US automaker GM.

    Suzuki France S.A. (a direct sales subsidiary) is established in Trappes, France.

    Suzuki signs a car production technical assistance contract with China National Aerotechnology Import and Export Beijing Corporation.

    Suzuki wins the manufacturer and driver championship for the 10th consecutive year at the World Motocross Grand Prix 125.

    New Alto and New Fronte 550cc, 4-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Suzuki Motor GmbH Deutschland (a direct sales subsidiary) is established in Heppenheim, Germany.

    Jimny 1300 4WD vehicle series debut.

    GSX-R750 750cc, 4-cycle motorcycle debuts.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins at Santana S.A., Spain.

    Suzuki signs a motorcycle production technical tie-up contract with Jinan Qingqi Suzuki Motorcycle Co., Ltd. in China.

    Total sales of Alto in Japan reach 1 million units.

    Suzuki of America Automotive Corp. (a car sales subsidiary) is established in Brea, CA, USA.

    Senior Car ET10-S and ET10-D motorised wheelchair debuts.

    American Suzuki Motor Corp. (a holding company) is established in Brea, CA, USA.

    Suzuki reaches an agreement with GM of Canada for cooperation in establishment of a joint venture company.

    Seiichi Inagawa is appointed as Chairman.

    Alto Works, 550cc, 4-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Total sales of Carry in Japan reach 2 million units.

    Total exports of Suzuki cars from Japan reach 2 million units.

    Address 50cc, 2-cycle scooter debuts.

    Suzuki reaches an agreement with Mazda Motor Corporation for cooperation in production of minivehicles.

    Annual global sales of automobiles reach 1 million units.

    New Cervo 550cc, 4-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Suzuki starts marketing passenger vehicles of GM in Japan.

    Suzuki closes the Toyama Plant.

    Escudo (Vitara/Sidekick) 1.6L 4-cycle small 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Magazine published by Consumers Union of the US claims the Suzuki Samurai is prone to rolling over.

    US Department of Transportation rejects a demand from Consumers Union for a Samurai recall.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins at CAMI Automotive Inc. in Ontario, Canada.

    Suzuki reaches an agreement with Mitsubishi Motors Corporation for joint development of small trucks in Indonesia.

    Total car production reaches 10 million units worldwide.

    Total sales of Alto in Japan reach 2 million units.

    Suzuki takes its first step into Eastern Europe by signing a basic agreement on a joint venture for car production in Hungary.

    Multiple new-standard 660cc, 4-cycle minivehicles debut simultaneously.

    Cervo Mode 660cc, 4-cycle minivehicle debuts.

    Total car production at the Iwata Plant reaches 5 million units.

    Escudo Nomade (Vitara/Sidekick) small 4WD vehicle 5-door version debuts.

    Company changes its name to Suzuki Motor Corporation.

    Consolidated sales reach 1 trillion.

    Suzuki signs a car production contract in Hungary. Magyar Suzuki Corp. is established.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins in Korea through a technical tie-up with Daewoo Shipbuilding and Heavy Machinery Ltd.

    New Every and new Carry minivehicles debut.

    Cappuccino mini two-seater convertible debuts.

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    Production of Suzuki cars begins at the new plant of Pak Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. in Karachi, Pakistan.

    The full production begins at Sagara engine plant.

    Suzuki changes its equity stake in Maruti Udyog Ltd. from 40% to 50%.

    Car production begins at Magyar Suzuki in Hungary.

    Miyakoda R&D Center is established in Miyakoda, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Production and marketing of passenger cars begins at Suzuki Egypt S.A.E. in Egypt.

    Delivery and Maintenance Center is established in Sagara, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Suzuki signs a joint-venture contract for production of passenger cars in China.

    Jimny Sierra 1300 4WD car debuts.

    Hisao Uchiyama is appointed as Chairman.

    WagonR minivehicle debuts. Its unique miniwagon concept makes it a big hit.

    Total motorcycle production at Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. reaches 2 million units.

    WagonR wins 1993-94 RJC New Car of the Year award.

    Suzuki and Isuzu Motors Ltd. agree to dissolve their business tie-up.

    Total car production at Maruti Udyog Ltd. reaches 1 million units.

    Total sales of Suzuki cars in Japan reach 10 million units.

    New Alto minivehicle debuts.

    Total exports of Suzuki motorcycles from Japan reach 20 million units.

    Total sales of Suzuki minivehicles in Japan reach 10 million units.

    Cultus Crescent (Baleno) passenger vehicle debuts.

    Suzuki pulls out of its capital tie up with Santana S.A. in Spain but continues car-related technical cooperation.

    Branch office is opened in Beijing China.

    Let's 50cc, 2-cycle scooter debuts.

    Love electric power-assist bicycle debuts.

    Production of Suzuki Motorcycles begins at Jinan Qingqi Suzuki Motorcycle Co., Ltd, China.

    Toyokawa Outboard Motor Plant is moved to the Toyokawa Plant.

    Total sales of Carry in Japan reach 3 million units.

    Production of Suzuki cars and motorcycles begins in Vietnam Suzuki Corp.

    WagonR Wide (WagonR+) 1.0L passenger vehicle debuts.

    Total export units of automobiles from Japan reach 10 million units.

    DF9.9 and DF15 4-cycle outboard motors debut.

    Shimokawa Proving Grounds are set up in Hokkaido, Shimokawa, Japan.

    Suzuki goes to the International Court of Arbitration over the Indian government's appointment of a senior executive at Maruti Udyog Ltd.

    Suzuki Training Center is opened in Inasa, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Suzuki wins an International Marine Trades Exhibit and Convention Innovation Award.

    Escudo (Grand Vitara) small 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Jimny Wide small 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Skywave 250cc scooter debuts.

    Suzuki and GM agree on joint development of compact vehicles in Europe.

    Suzuki and the Indian government settle their dispute over the Indian government's appointment of a senior executive at Maruti Udyog Ltd.

    Yoshio Saito is appointed as Chairman.

    Suzuki and GM agree to strengthen the business tie-up and forming a strategic alliance. GM changes its equity stake in Suzuki from 3.3% to 10%.

    New-standard minivehicles Alto, WagonR and Jimny debut simultaneously. Kei minivehicle debuts.

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    Chongqing Changan Suzuki Automobile Co., Ltd. receives approval from the Chinese government for production of passenger vehicles.

    New-standard minivehicles Carry and Every debut.

    GSX1300R Hayabusa 1300cc, 4-cycle motorcycle (export model) debuts.

    ET-4A senior car debuts.

    Total sales of WagonR in Japan reach 1 million units.

    WagonR+ 1.0L passenger vehicle debuts.

    Every+ 7-seater 1.3L passenger vehicle debuts.

    Total motorcycle production reaches 40 million units worldwide.

    Production of Suzuki outboard motors begins at Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd, Thailand.

    Jiangxi Changhe Suzuki Automobile Co., Ltd. receives approval from the Chinese government for production of commercial vehicles.

    Suzuki enters a business tie-up with Japanese automaker Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd.

    Production of WagonR+ jointly developed by Suzuki and GM in Europe begins at Magyar Suzuki, Hugary.

    Total engine production at the Sagara Plant reaches 1 million units.

    Total sales of Suzuki senior cars reach 100 thousand units in Japan.

    Suzuki Arena (new sales network for small vehicles in Japan) dealership starts its operations.

    Production of Suzuki cars begins at General Motors de Argentina S.A., Argentina.

    Masao Toda is appointed as President and COO, and Osamu Suzuki is appointed as Chairman and CEO.

    Total car production at Kosai Plant reaches 10 million units.

    Suzuki and GM agree to form new strategic alliance. GM changes its equity stake in Suzuki from 10% to 20%.

    Suzuki starts supplying a small car (the Chevrolet MW) to GM for the Japanese domestic market on an OEM basis.

    Suzuki invests in a GM subsidiary in Colombia.

    Suzuki marks its 80th anniversary by establishing the Suzuki Education and Culture Foundation.

    WagonR Solio 1.0 and 1.3L passenger vehicle debuts.

    Grand Escudo (Grand Vitara XL-7) 7-seater sport utility vehicle with a 2.7L V6 engine debuts.

    Aerio (Liana) passenger car debuts (launched overseas in March 2001).

    Use of lead is abolished in painting processes at Suzuki motorcycle and automobile plants.

    WagonR ASV-2 becomes the first minivehicle to be approved by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport for use in studies on advanced vehicle safety on public roads.

    Total global sales of Jimny series reach 2 million units.

    Suzuki reaches a basic agreement to supply minivehicles to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. on an OEM basis from 2002.

    Total production of Alto reaches 4 million units.

    Suzuki reaches a basic agreement with Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. on business tie ups for motorcycles.

    Suzuki Motor R&D Asia Co., Ltd (a motorcycle R&D company) is established in, Thailand.

    Suzuki and GM agree to cooperate on fuel cell technologies.

    Chevrolet Cruze passenger vehicle (jointly developed by Suzuki and GM) debuts.

    Aerio Sedan (Liana Sedan) passenger vehicle debuts.

    MR Wagon minivehicle debuts.

    DF140 large 4-cycle outboard motor debuts.

    Alto Lapin minivehicle debuts.

    Total global sales of Suzuki cars reach 30 million units.

    New assembly line at Kosai Plant No. 1 is built.

    Suzuki gains a majority stake in Maruti Udyog Ltd., India. Skywave 650 (Burgman) large scooter debuts.

    Suzuki, General Motors Corporation, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. and Isuzu Motors Ltd. form an Alliance Purchasing Team (APT) for joint purchasing of certain items.

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    Suzuki Motor R&D China Co., Ltd (a motorcycle R&D company) is established in Beijing, China.

    Suzuki makes P.T. Indomobil Suzuki International (an Indonesian joint venture for car and motorcycle production) a subsidiary.

    Twin two-seater minivehicle debuts.

    Choinori low-cost scooter debuts.

    Consolidated sales reach 2 trillion.

    Hiroshi Tsuda is appointed as President.

    Suzuki and Italian automaker Fiat Auto agree on joint development of a sport utility vehicle.

    Production of New Ignis begins at Magyar Suzuki Corp. in Hungary.

    New WagonR minivehicle debuts.

    DF200, DF225 and DF250 large 4-cycle outboard motors debut.

    Total sales of minivehicle WagonR in Japan reach two million units.

    Total sales of Suzuki minivehicles in Japan reach 15 million units.

    Suzuki and GM agree to produce GM's global engines.

    Production of APV all-purpose vehicle begins at P.T. Indomobil Suzuki International.

    Suzuki announces plans to establish a car engine manufacturer and second car production plant in India.

    New Alto minivehicle debuts.

    Let's 4 50cc scooter debuts.

    New Swift compact car debuts.

    Address V125 scooter debuts.

    Total car production at Maruti Udyog Ltd. reaches 5 million units.

    New Escudo (Grand Vitara) small 4WD vehicle debuts.

    Total motorcycle production in Indonesia reaches 5 million units.

    Town Cart motorised chair debuts.

    DF150 and DF175 large 4-cycle outboard motors debut.

    Swift wins 2005-2006 Car of the Year Japan Most Fun Award and 2006 RJC Car of the Year Award.

    New MR Wagon minivehicle debuts.

    Total car production at CAMI Automotive Inc., Canada reaches 2 million units.

    Production of Suzuki motorcycles begins at new plant of Vietnam Suzuki Corp.

    New Address V50 and Address V50G 50cc-scooters debut.

    SX4 crossover sport utility vehicle (jointly developed by Suzuki and Fiat) debuts in Europe.

    GM changes its equity stake in Suzuki from 20% to 3%.

    Total motorcycle production at Thai Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. reaches 5 million units.

    New GSR400 sportbike debuts.

    Suzuki and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. agree to expand their business collaboration.

    SX4 crossover sport utility vehicle debuts.

    New Cervo minivehicle debuts.

    Inauguration ceremony is held for three new production facilities in Manesar, India.

    SX4 Sedan compact car debuts.

    Suzuki changes the name of its Indian subsidiary to Maruti Suzuki India Limited.

    Total car production at the Iwata Plant reaches 10 million units.

    Suzuki enters the FIA WRC rally.

    Palette minivehicle debuts.

    Total car production at Kosai Plant reaches 15 million units.

    Let's 5 scooter debuts.

    Splash 1.0, 1.2 and 1.3L passenger vehicle debuts in Europe.

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    1,000

    R

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    1.6L

    VW

    VW

    e-Let's

    SMILEFC

    1,000

    Total global sales of Swift reach 1 million units.

    Automobile assembly plant is built in Sagara Plant in Makinohara, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Marine Technical Center is built in Arai-cho, Hamana-gun, Shizuoka, Japan.

    Total engine production at Sagara plant reaches 10 million units.

    New WagonR minivehicle debuts.

    Suzuki begins importing and selling Splash produced by Magyar Suzuki in Hungary.

    Maruti Suzuki launches A-star compact car.

    Suzuki and GM agree to dissolve the equity tie up. (3% to 0%)

    WagonR and WagonR Stingray win 2009 RJC Car of the Year award.

    Chairman and CEO Osamu Suzuki is additionally appointed President and COO.

    Suzuki opens Suzuki Plaza museum at Hamamatsu headquarters.

    Skywave 400 Type S ABS, 400cc scooter debuts.

    Alto reaches 30th anniversary and 10 million units of total worldwide sales.

    Maruti Suzuki launches Ritz compact car.

    New DF8 and DF9.9 4-cycle outboard motors debut.

    Total car production at Chongqing Changan Suzuki Automobile Co., Ltd. reaches 1 million units.

    Total global sales of Suzuki cars reach 40 million units.

    Total car production at Pak Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd. reaches 1 million units.

    New sedan Kizashi debuts.

    New DF60 4-cycle outboard motor debuts.

    Gladius 400 ABS, 400cc motorcycle debuts.

    Suzuki reaches an agreement to sell all the shares of CAMI Automotive Inc., Canada to GM of Canada.

    Suzuki reaches an agreement with Volkswagen(VW) for a comprehensive partnership.

    New Alto minivehicle debuts.

    Total sales of Suzuki cars in Japan reach 20 million units.

    Suzuki Hamamatsu Athlete Club inaugurated.

    Bandit 1250F ABS, 1250cc motorcycle debuts.

    Swift Plug-in Hybrid gains type approval from Japanese government.

    New DF40/50 4-cycle outboard motor debuts.

    New Swift compact car debuts.

    Swift wins 2011 RJC Car of the year award.

    Suzuki reaches a basic agreement to supply compact car to Mitsubishi Motors Corporation on an OEM basis.

    New Solio compact car debuts.

    New MR Wagon minivehicle debuts with brand-new engine.

    Burgman Fuel-Cell Scooter becomes world's first fuel-cell vehicle to earn European Whole Vehicle Type Approval.

    Total production in Maruti Suzuki reach 10 million units.

    Suzuki and Fiat agree for supply of 1.6L diesel engine.

    Suzuki serves a notice of termination of the Framework Agreement with VW.

    Suzuki commences arbitration proceedings for return of Suzuki shares held by VW.

    Alto Eco minivehicle debutes.

    New Swift Sport compact car debuts.

    e-Let s an electric scooter debuts.

    Suzuki establishes a joint venture company "SMILE FC" for developing and manufacturing fuel cell system with Intelligent Energy of UK.

    Total domestic sales in India by Maruti Suzuki reach 10 million units.

    Suzuki starts production and sales of the new Swift compact car in Thailand.

    New Ertiga compact car debuts in India and Indonesia.

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    2015

    2016 RJC

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    DF4A/ 5A/6A

    Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. signs an agreement with the Gujarat state for land purchase.

    New on-road sportbike GSR250 debuts.

    New WagonR and WagonR Stingray minivehicles debut.

    Total domestic sales of minivehicles in Japan reaches 20 million units.

    Suzukis US subsidiary American Suzuki Motor Corporation announces the winding down of its automobile marketing business.

    Next-generation eco-friendly technology, the SUZUKI GREEN Technology, wins the 2013 RJC Technology of the Year.

    Skywave 650 LX, 650cc scooter debuts.

    Suzuki establishes a subsidiary Suzuki (Myanmar) Motor Co., Ltd. in Myanmar.

    New Spacia minivehicle debuts.

    GSR750 ABS sportbike debuts.

    Total global automobile sales reaches 50 million units.

    New Swift compact car equipped with newly-developed Dual Jet Engine and ENE-CHARGE debuts.

    Total sales of the WagonR minivehicle in Japan reaches 4 million units in 20 years.

    New Carry mini truck debuts.

    Spacia / Spacia Custom minivehicles win 2013-2014 Car of the Year Japan Small Mobility award.

    New WagonR eco-car debuts in Indonesia.

    New transmission Auto Gear Shift is developed and unveiled in India

    Resolved to establish an automobile manufacturing company Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Limited in India.

    New Hustler minivehicle debuts.

    New Celerio compact car debuts in India.

    Japanese specification of Hayabusa sportbike debuts.

    Burgman 200, 200cc scooter debuts.

    V-Strom 1000 ABS sportbike debuts in Europe.

    Total global production of Suzuki outboard motors reaches 3 million units.

    DF25A/30A outboards win Innovation Award at 2014 IBEX Show

    New VITARA debuts at the 2014 Paris Mondial de l Automobile

    Announcement of consolidation of the motorcycle business in the Hamamatsu Plant

    Hustler mini vehicle wins 2015 Japan Automotive Hall of Fame (JAHFA) and RJC Car of the Year award

    New Alto mini vehicle debuts in Japan with fuel consumption of 37.0km/L

    Let's and Let's G, 50cc sccoter debuts

    New Every and Every wagon debutes

    New crossover SX4 S-CROSS debuts

    Announcement of collaboration with Proton in Malaysia.

    Toshihiro Suzuki is appointed as President.

    Suzuki receives an award whereby the tribunal found that the Framework Agreement with VW was validly terminated, and ordered VW to divest its shares in Suzuki.

    Suzuki acquires all the shares in Suzuki held by VW.

    New ESCUDO compact SUV debuts

    Suzuki Makinohara Solar Power Plant starts test operation.

    New Baleno compact car debuts in India.

    Suzuki becomes champion of the 2015 All Japan Motocross Championship.

    Alto and Alto Lapin mini vehicle win 2016 RJC Car of the Year award.

    Alto, Alto Turbo RS, and Alto Lapin minicars win the 2015-2016 Car of the Year Japan Small Mobility Award.

    New Alto Works mini vehicle debuts.

    New outboard motors DF4A/5A/6A unveiled at the Dusseldorf Boat Show.

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    2,500

    2018 RJC

    EV

    GSX-RGSX-R125 ABS

    New compact SUV Vitara Brezza unveiled in India.

    Settlement is reached with VW, concludes the arbitration proceedings.

    New mini crossover Ignis debuts.

    New Baleno compact car debuts.

    Worldwide sales of Swift reach five million units.

    Suzuki reports the result of investigation to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) as to the discrepancies in the automobile emission and fuel efficiency testing process.

    Suzuki reports to MLIT on instruction for investigation on inappropriate issue related to exhaust emission and fuel consumption tests.

    Suzuki submits an additional report to MLIT on the details of responsibility clarifications and preventive measures.

    President and COO Toshihiro Suzuki is additionally appointed CEO.

    Suzuki signs a corporate partnership agreement with HAKUTO, a Lunar exploration team.

    Suzuki enters into India's light commercial vehicle segment.

    New SV650 ABS sportbike debuts.

    MLIT announces the test result of driving resistance and related exhaust emission and fuel consumption.

    Total car production at Kosai Plant reaches 20 million units.

    New outboard motors DF175AP/DF150AP unveiled at the Genoa Boat Show.

    Suzuki submits the follow-up reports to MLIT for progress of preventive measures.

    Suzuki and Toyota announce the start of exploring business partnership.

    Suzuki decides to establish an industrial training institute in India.

    New Solio and Solio Bandit compact cars equipped with hybrid system debuts.

    Total domestic sales of the Alto minicar reaches 5 million units.

    Compact SUV Vitara Brezza wins the Indian Car of the Year 2017.