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    Polycrystalline Silicon Project in Malaysia New Factory Production Capacity Production Method Target Usage 6,000 tons / year Siemens method Solar cells Commence construction early in 2011 start operations in spring 2013 Chiyoda Corporation Approx. Y=65 billion Establishment of and administration by wholly owned subsidiary in Malaysia (tokuyama Malaysia sdn. Bhd.) employment Number of Employees approx. 300 people at the time of start-up of operations, about 280 of whom will be hired locally.

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    Materials for Press Conference Aug.

    11, 2009

    Polycrystalline Silicon Project in Malaysia

    1 1

    New Factory
    Production Capacity Production Method Target Usage 6,000 tons/ year Siemens method Solar cells Commence construction early in 2011 Start operations in spring 2013 Chiyoda Corporation Approx. 65 billion Establishment of and administration by wholly owned subsidiary in Malaysia (Tokuyama Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.) 2

    Construction Plan Main Construction Company Construction Costs

    Administration

    New Company

    Company Name

    Tokuyama Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.

    Establishment

    August 2009

    Location of Headquarters

    Kuching (capital of the Malaysian state of Sarawak)

    Capital

    TBD (Tokuyama: 100% [tentative])

    Representative

    TBD

    Employment

    Number of Employees

    Approx. 300 people at the time of start-up of operations, about 280 of whom will be hired locally

    Time of Hiring

    In 2010: Start hiring for certain positions In 2012: Start hiring for all other positions

    Education and Training

    Education and training for 6 months to 2 years at Tokuyama Factory for key persons in manufacturing process

    Sales Plan

    Commencement of Sales

    Summer 2013

    Sales Scope

    Plan to sell to the global market, including new and existing customers

    Net Sales

    Approx. 35 billion

    Samalaju Industrial Park: (1) Location

    Kuching

    Samalaju Industrial Park

    Planned Construction Site

    Bintulu

    Plan to secure approx. 200 hectare site for second manufacturing base at Samalaju Industrial Park (located 50 km northeast of Bintulu) 6

    Samalaju Industrial Park: (2) Reasons for Selection

    Ease of Securing Needed Resources


    Abundant supply of electricity (hydropower) Industrial water Highly educated workers
    Bakun Dam

    Preferential Treatment by Federal and State Government

    Preferential tax treatment Support for acquisition of permits and licenses


    Press Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 2008

    Samalaju Industrial Park: (3) Today and Tomorrow


    Land Electricity (power plant) Land development to start this summer
    Bakun Dam: To be completed in 2010 according to plan and start supplying power in 2012 Not expected to interfere with factory construction and trial operation

    Roads Seaport

    Already constructed Bintulu Port (to use Samalaju Port once it is constructed)

    Planned construction site of Samalaju Industrial Park

    Centennial Vision and Polycrystalline Silicon Business

    Centennial Vision
    Net Sales: 500 billion or more

    Numerical Targets

    The ratio of operating income to net sales: 15% or higher Overseas sales ratio: 30% or higher
    (FY2017)

    Strengthening of Strategically Growing Businesses

    Basic Strategies

    Strengthening of International Competitiveness

    * Tokuyama will celebrate its centennial on Feb. 16, 2018

    Position of Polycrystalline Silicon Business Core part of Strategically Growing Businesses Main driver of achievement of numerical targets 9

    Basic Strategy for Polycrystalline Silicon Business


    Expand business through active investment Enhance competitiveness in quality, cost, and stable supply

    Establish vapor to liquid deposition (VLD) method as technology and consider commercial production using VLD method Maintain presence in polycrystalline silicon industry (over 10% share of world market)

    3,000 ton plant started commercial operations in April 2009 (Tokuyama Factorys Higashi Plant)

    Verification plant for VLD method (Tokuyama Factorys Higashi Plant)

    10

    Timeline for Polycrystalline Silicon Business


    (CY)

    Base

    Method

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    2013

    2014

    2015+

    Siemens
    Tokuyama Factory VLD

    Addition of 3,000 ton plant


    Establishment of VLD method as technology

    Consider mass production using VLD method

    Malaysia
    (second manufacturing 2 base) Siemens
    Selection of site for Basic second manufacturing design base

    Detailed design

    Construction of 6,000 ton factory

    Consider expansion

    Total Annual Production Capacity

    5,200 tons

    8,200 tons

    14,200 tons

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