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This excerpt taken from the TM 20-F filed Jun 24, 2009.

Toyota’s Strategy

Toyota’s corporate goal is to enhance its corporate value by maintaining its position as a market leader in the automotive industry and by continuing its growth through global operations and through products reflecting Toyota’s advanced technology that target the local demand in each market. In order to achieve this corporate goal, Toyota strives to further enhance its technology, supply capability and marketing, supported by

 

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improvements in quality control, strengthening of cost-competitiveness and personnel development. Among these, technology is the most important element as the driver of growth. In particular, Toyota has been dedicated to addressing environmental issues, and as environmental awareness continues to grow in the market, Toyota strives to further improve technology, including its unique hybrid technology, in order to develop environmentally-friendly products.

In light of the rapidly contracting automotive market as a result of the downturn in the world economy, and in light of the intense global competition that Toyota faces, Toyota is working to create an agile corporate structure that can react to short-term changes in demand and further reduce inefficiency. Toyota is also implementing reforms aiming to establish a solid yet flexible corporate structure capable of attaining steady growth in the medium to long term. To carry out these reforms, Toyota will step up its efforts in accordance with the following agenda:

 

   

Strengthen customer-orientation of products through increased attention to the requests and demands of customers in each country and region, based on Genchi Genbutsu (“going to the source”) principle, to provide attractive high-quality products at a lower price and to respond to changing customer needs.

 

   

Further promote commercialization of next-generation environmental, energy and safety technologies.

 

   

Create a structure for efficient development, production and sales that can respond flexibly to changes in the external environment.

Toyota is working to enhance its corporate value as a company while maintaining growth in harmony with society, through the foregoing agenda and through underscoring its fundamental principles of “Customer First,” “Genchi Genbutsu,” and “Continuous Improvement.” These principles are the cornerstones of Toyota’s growth, and are key to Toyota’s responding flexibly and promptly to the changes in the market environment. Toyota plans to fulfill its social responsibilities by carrying out its corporate social responsibility through philanthropic activities undertaken through corporate ethics, including full compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Toyota’s specific strategy in connection with the foregoing consists of the following:

This excerpt taken from the TM 20-F filed Jun 25, 2008.

Toyota’s Strategy

Toyota’s corporate goal is to maintain its position as a market leader in the automotive industry and to continue its growth, while enhancing profitability and shareholder returns. In order to achieve this corporate goal, Toyota strives to further enhance its technology, production and marketing, supported by improvements in quality control, strengthening of cost-competitiveness and personnel development. Among these, technology is the most important element as the driver of growth. Toyota has been dedicated to addressing environmental issues, and as environmental awareness continues to grow in the market, Toyota strives to improve its unique hybrid technology in order to develop environmentally-friendly products. Toyota believes it is strategically important to continue expanding its business globally, and at the same time develop products that satisfy specific needs of each region with its advanced technology.

Toyota’s mid- to long-term goals are to pursue sustainability in three areas — “R&D”, “manufacturing (monozukuri)”, and “social contribution”. Toyota will strive to enhance its corporate value by strengthening and advancing these three “sustainabilities” at a global level and achieving both environmental protection and sustainable business growth.

Toyota’s specific strategy in connection with the foregoing consists of the following elements:

This excerpt taken from the TM 20-F filed Jun 25, 2007.

Toyota’s Strategy

Toyota’s corporate goal is to maintain its position as a market leader in the automotive industry and to continue its growth, while enhancing profitability and shareholder returns. In order to achieve this corporate goal, Toyota believes that it is strategically important to further improve upon its technology, production and marketing, supported through enhancement of quality control, strengthening of cost-competitiveness and personnel development.

Toyota’s specific strategy in connection with the foregoing consists of the following elements:

This excerpt taken from the TM 20-F filed Jun 26, 2006.

Toyota’s Strategy

Toyota believes that its preeminence in the Japanese automotive industry, its growth in the United States and Europe and its overall position as one of the world’s largest automobile producers have resulted from the following factors:

 

    its timely introduction of new products that meet consumer demands and incorporate superior design and environmental and safety technologies,

 

    its continuing focus on manufacturing high quality products at low-costs,

 

    its commitment to investment in research and development and its sales and production infrastructure, and

 

    its financial strength, which enables Toyota to achieve the above objectives.

Toyota’s corporate goal is to maintain its position as a market leader in the automotive industry and to continue its growth, while enhancing profitability and shareholder returns. Toyota’s strategy to achieve this goal consists of the following elements:

This excerpt taken from the TM 20-F filed Jun 24, 2005.

Toyota’s Strategy

 

Toyota believes that its preeminence in the Japanese automotive industry, its growth in the United States and Europe and its overall position as the world’s third largest automobile producer have resulted from the following factors:

 

    its timely introduction of new products that meet consumer demands and incorporate superior design and environmental and safety technologies,

 

    its continuing focus on high quality and low-cost manufacturing,

 

    its commitment to investment in research and development and its sales and production infrastructure, and

 

    its financial strength, which enables Toyota to achieve the above objectives.

 

Toyota’s corporate goal is to continue to be a market leader in the automotive industry and grow, while enhancing profitability and shareholder returns. Toyota’s strategy to achieve this goal consists of the following elements:

 

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