丰田汽车公司(TM.US) 2027年第二季度业绩电话会

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Q2 vehicle sales fell 25,000 units YoY due to Hino’s exclusion and weaker China demand; consolidated operating income was ¥191.1 billion, with the full-year forecast raised by ¥390 billion to ¥3.9–4.1 trillion. Shareholder returns include a ¥50 interim dividend, ¥100 full-year guidance, a ¥300 billion share buyback increase, and cancellation of 1 billion treasury shares. North America returned to profitability after price revisions and incentive cuts; Europe grew on pricing and value-chain gains; Japan benefited from hybrid demand and FX. A new single platform for A/B/C segments will drive cost competitiveness and scale, with Daihatsu covering A/B and Toyota C, while accelerating a “China for China” approach with faster development and local content. EV adoption is rising toward a 2026 target of 2.5 million units, supported by reconfiguring existing plants and a greenfield facility in India; hybrids remain strong in Asia. Autonomous driving will deploy Level 2+ systems starting with the bZ series, targeting zero traffic accidents. A new independent regional group for East Asia and beyond India aims to speed decision-making.

会议速览

Cyta Motor's Q2 FY2027 Results Highlight Profit Growth and Enhanced Capital Policy

Cyta Motor Corporation reported Q2 FY2027 financial results with a steady increase in electrified vehicle sales, particularly in North America and Europe. Despite challenges like rising material costs and geopolitical issues, the company mitigated impacts through cost reduction efforts and price revisions, leading to a year-on-year increase in operating income. The forecast for full-year operating income was raised, and capital policy was adjusted to focus on efficiency, including a share repurchase authorization increase and a reduction in treasury stock holdings.

Financial Performance and Strategic Initiatives Amid Global Challenges

The dialogue outlines Japan's regional income growth, impacted by foreign exchange and sales, amidst global economic shifts. It forecasts sales adjustments, particularly in Asia due to market conditions in China and Thailand, revising electric vehicle sales. Full-year financial targets are set, including sales, operating income, and net income, amidst challenges like Middle East tensions and material price hikes. Dividend policy is reinforced, with increased shareholder returns and share repurchase, aiming for capital efficiency and strategic flexibility.

Toyota's Strategic Reforms: Navigating Industry Shifts & Cultivating Future Talent

Toyota's CFO outlines the company's strategic business reforms, emphasizing growth in existing and new business domains, strengthening through people, and establishing new organizational groups to foster talent and professional support. The focus is on adapting to global shifts, enhancing workplace fulfillment, and ensuring long-term strategic confidence.

Strategic Vision for Enhanced Product Value and Production Capacity Amidst Global Challenges

The company aims to overcome global challenges by enhancing product value through diverse brands and increasing production capacity, focusing on hybrid and battery electric vehicles to meet market demands, with a strategic goal of 10 million vehicles by 2030.

Toyota's Global Strategy: Hybrid and EV Expansion, Regional Adaptation, and Value Chain Growth

Toyota focuses on hybrid and new energy vehicle growth, regional market adaptation, and expanding its value chain business through customer engagement and connected services, aiming for significant annual growth by 2030.

Toyota's Vision: Integrating Robotics and AI to Enhance Human Potential and Business Growth

Toyota is transforming into a mobility company by investing in startups and integrating robotics and AI technologies. Focusing on enhancing human capabilities rather than replacing them, Toyota aims to improve workplace productivity and quality of life. With a robust funding framework and partnerships, Toyota plans to commercialize its robotic innovations, starting internally and expanding to external markets, ensuring sustainable growth across industries.

Balancing Growth and Shareholder Returns in Transformation to Mobility Company

The speaker outlines a capital strategy focusing on enhancing return on equity (ROE) by maximizing existing business technologies and assets, ensuring stable and continuous dividend increases, and executing flexible share buybacks. Over the next few years, ¥16 trillion is allocated for capital expenditure and R&D, ¥7 trillion for shareholder returns, and additional funds for growth investments, aiming to continuously enhance corporate value through balanced growth and shareholder returns.

Toyota's Strategy Amid US Midterm Elections and Middle East Crude Oil Price Surge

Toyota discusses its focus on customer satisfaction and community engagement amidst political shifts in the US, while adjusting to increased crude oil prices in China by prioritizing technology and cost-effectiveness in supplier selection.

Revitalizing Market Presence in China Through Joint Development and Toyota's Unique Technology

Despite market challenges, Toyota aims to recover its presence in China by leveraging joint development with partners and applying its unique technology to new energy vehicles. The strategy focuses on enhancing sales networks, improving procurement, and collaborating with suppliers to adapt to the Chinese market while maintaining Toyota's quality, performance, and pricing standards.

Toyota's Resilience Amid Challenges and New Initiatives in Human Resource Development

Toyota discusses overcoming regional difficulties through collective efforts, emphasizing the establishment of a new group for human resource development. This initiative aims to cultivate individuals capable of facing challenges, promoting curiosity, and utilizing unique qualities. The focus is on informal learning and sharing philosophies, with the goal of nurturing effective and resilient personnel across all levels of the organization.

Transitioning to the Next Question Amidst Technical Coordination

A speaker confirms audio connection with an individual from a publication, ensuring readiness for the next question as screen transitions are coordinated.

European Market Challenges and Toyota's Response Amidst Trade Policies and Natural Disasters

Toyota discusses the impact of a Thai flood on Asian operations, forecasts recovery efforts, and addresses European market concerns due to potential trade act impacts. The company emphasizes its local contributions and aims to maintain diverse vehicle options for EU customers, advocating for policy environments that support customer choice.

Revamping Communication Strategies for Enhanced Transparency and Investor Confidence

Discusses the importance of clear and engaging communication in conveying long-term policy aims, addressing past criticisms, and preparing for future risks while maintaining investor confidence and excitement about potential growth.

Navigating Financial Transparency, Risk Management, and Global Competition in Business Strategy

The CFO discusses the shift from sales focus to financial responsibility, emphasizing the need for efficiency, risk management, and quality improvement amidst global competition. He highlights the importance of transparent communication, cost reduction, and strengthening core capabilities to maintain a competitive edge, while acknowledging uncontrollable external risks.

Strategies for Enhancing Value Chain and Profitability in Automotive Industry

Discussion focused on improving sales, marketing, and cost reduction efforts to boost profits, emphasizing the importance of the value chain and customer retention. Initiatives include strengthening dealer-supplier relationships, identifying risks, and enhancing services for future SDV customers to expand value chain business.

Revenue Boost and Tariff Adjustments: A Detailed Breakdown

The dialogue reveals a significant revenue increase, attributed to sales and marketing enhancements, product appeal and price adjustments, expanded value chain profits in North America and Europe, and a favorable model mix shift. Additionally, expense reductions, notably from revised tariff impacts, have contributed to the financial uplift, with a specific focus on changes in tariff assumptions over the past three months.

Mitigating Tariff Impacts Through Supplier Negotiations and Project Adjustments

Toyota's strategy to mitigate the impact of tariffs includes supplier negotiations for refunds and parts sourcing adjustments. The company also canceled a development project, leading to a positive financial impact on the forecast, with details of supplier negotiations and new project shifts becoming clearer.

Leveraging UIO for Enhanced Capital Efficiency and Value Chain Growth

Highlights the significance of UIO in driving steady value chain business growth, emphasizing the potential for capital efficiency and the importance of extending retention periods and rates to enhance future value chain operations.

Expanding Business Scale and Innovating Services for Future Growth

Aims to grow the company's value chain by developing and scaling innovative service ideas, focusing on technology and connected services, to create new profit sources and surprise customers with unexpected services.

Strategizing Capital Allocation for a 20% ROE and Business Transformation

Discusses aiming for a 20% ROE post-transformation into a comorbidity company, emphasizing unique customer value and exploring new ventures like robotics to boost income and profit.

Strategies for Enhancing Return on Equity through Automotive Industry Efficiency and Stable Value Chain

Focuses on increasing return ratio by enhancing automotive industry efficiency, stabilizing value chain income for continuous dividend growth, aiming for higher ROE with steady progress strategies.

Analysis of North America Profit Recovery, Rav 4 Launch Impact, and Future Lineup Restructuring

Discussed factors affecting North America's operating profit recovery, clarified the successful launch of the new generation Rav 4, and outlined plans for restructuring the lineup and increasing CapEx in RD spending for future growth.

Revamping Corporate Structure and Reaffirming Non-Defense Industry Commitment

A company is restructuring its administration and reforming its communication with subsidiary entities by forming a new 'handy group' to enhance support and collaboration. The discussion also clarifies the company's stance on not engaging in the defense industry, emphasizing its commitment to creating happiness and serving people through vehicle production.

Exploring Mobility Solutions for Disaster Response and Prevention

The dialogue discusses the potential use of mobility products by local governments for disaster response, emphasizing their role in transporting rescue goods and detecting survivors. It highlights collaboration opportunities in disaster prevention and reduction, distinct from defense and military applications.

Strategies for Enhancing Cost Competitiveness and Autonomous Driving Adoption in the Automotive Industry

The dialogue focuses on overcoming cost competitiveness challenges through volume bundling and leveraging experiences, aiming for a successful launch. It also discusses the strategic introduction of autonomous driving systems, targeting zero traffic accidents, and maintaining flexibility in model introductions.

Analysis of Electric Vehicle Sales Growth and Infrastructure Investment Strategy

Discusses the increase in electric vehicle sales, potential market shift, and strategic planning for infrastructure development and plant expansion to meet future demand.

Strategic Shifts in Global Automotive Production: Emphasizing Hybrid and Battery EV Development

The dialogue outlines a strategic transition in automotive production, focusing on the integration of hybrid and battery electric vehicles (BEVs). It highlights the differing adoption rates of BEVs across regions, with Asia seeing a new trend towards affordability. The discussion also covers plans to expand production, including the establishment of a new plant in India, driven by market demand and aiming for full capacity utilization. The strategy involves a multi-pathway platform to cater to global markets, emphasizing the importance of responsive manufacturing to meet evolving consumer demands.

Toyota's Regional & Product-Based Management Strategy Impact and Global South Expansion

Discussion on Toyota's new strategy's impact, focusing on regional and product-based management strengths, global South market entry, and organizational changes including regional CEO adjustments and division of East Asia, anticipating future business management adjustments.

Toyota's Strategy: Regional & Product Management, China's Influence & Global South Market Approach

Toyota's strategy involves regional and product-based management, leveraging China's experience for global application, and focusing on the Global South market. They plan to share learnings horizontally, maintain customer-centricity, and introduce new platforms for ABC segment cars. Special focus is on East Asia markets, emphasizing customer listening and quick adaptation.

要点回答

Q：What factors contributed to the upward revision in the full year operating income forecast?

A：The upward revision in the full year operating income forecast was due to cost reductions carried out with suppliers, price revisions, and the expansion of value chain profits which helped mitigate the impact of challenges such as material price increases and the situation in the Middle East.

Q：How did currency fluctuations impact the operating income in different regions?

A：Currency fluctuations resulted in increased operating income in Japan due to foreign exchange rate changes and increased sales. North America returned to profitability largely due to price revisions and reduced impact of U.S. tariffs, while Europe's operating income increased mainly due to price revisions and expanding value sharing profits.

Q：What is the impact of the forecast on the company's dividend policy and share repurchase authorization?

A：The company's dividend policy remains consistent with the announcement at the beginning of the fiscal year, with a full year dividend forecast at 100 yen per share. The share repurchase authorization has been increased by 300 billion yen, and the company expects a total shareholder return ratio for the fiscal year of 133%.

Q：What are the progress and future plans for business structure reforms?

A：Business structure reforms are designed to overcome the impact of significant shifts in the business environment such as changes in U.S. tariffs and the situation in the Middle East. These reforms include establishing new organizational groups like the Toyota Philosophy and Education Group and the Condi Group to support talent development and professional support.

Q：What is the strategic approach to the new vehicle business and its impact on profitability?

A：The strategic approach to the new vehicle business includes enhancing product value through strong script brands and increasing earning power by fully utilizing existing capabilities and establishing new plants in necessary regions to increase production capacity. Electrified vehicle production capacity will focus on hybrids due to a large backlog of orders, and the company plans to build a business structure centered on battery electric vehicles based on actual market demand.

Q：How is Toyota performing in key regions and what strategies are in place to improve?

A：In North America, Toyota has a solid business foundation due to strong demand for hybrid vehicles, supported by high employee retention and operational efficiency. In China, the company has introduced products tailored to local needs, halted the decline in market share, and plans to incorporate feedback quickly into planning, development, and procurement processes. In Asia, a multi-pathway platform is being developed to accommodate various powertrains and will be extended to the global south market.

Q：What is Toyota's approach to the value chain business and growth opportunities?

A：Toyota's approach to the value chain business involves expanding the business beyond 200 trillion yen in ownership of 150 million vehicles worldwide. The company aims to grow new vehicle sales, increase the number of owned vehicles, and strengthen customer engagement throughout the car ownership journey.

Q：How is Toyota investing in becoming a mobility company and in emerging technologies?

A：Toyota is investing in becoming a mobility company by keeping an eye on startups and technologies beyond the automotive sector like AI, robotics, space, and innovative energy technologies. The company operates with a funding framework of approximately 510000 billion yen and collaborates with over 10000 companies.

Q：What are the goals and strategies in factory automation and the deployment of robots?

A：In factory automation, the goal is to integrate robotics and AI technologies with expert skills to create a new approach that makes entrepreneurship a reality. The deployment of robots at the MUV (Mobile Urban Vehicle) city and in size homes aims to enhance productivity and fulfillment for workers, aligning with the company's vision to produce happiness for all through robots that grow alongside people.

Q：How does the autonomous control platform contribute to robot deployment across a plant?

A：By leveraging an autonomous control software platform and implementing a flexible control platform, robots can be effectively deployed across an entire plant.

Q：What is the strategy for commercializing Toyota Robotics?

A：Toyota plans to carry home robotics through internal use before launching full-scale external sales, making large-scale factory automation investments across the supply chain, and developing technologies and human resources for sales to other manufacturing companies and industries, including the lifestyle domains.

Q：What is the capital strategy for evaluating progress in transforming into a mobility company?

A：The capital strategy involves maximizing the technologies and assets of existing growing businesses to generate greater returns, implementing further shareholder returns with stable and continuous dividend increases and flexible share buybacks, balancing growth with shareholders' returns, and maintaining shareholders' equity while driving the transformation into a mobility company.

Q：How does Toyota approach supplier selection for parts procurement?

A：Toyota will select suppliers for parts procurement based on technology regardless of nationality or company group, and consider criteria such as price, cost, appropriateness while ensuring the most appropriate supplier is chosen for the job.

Q：What is Toyota's approach to business in North America following the midterm elections?

A：Toyota recognizes the change in the U.S. political landscape with the Democrats winning both the Senate and the lower house. However, Toyota focuses on its customers and aims to continue providing better cars irrespective of political changes. Toyota has a long history in North America and intends to maintain its commitment to local communities where they operate.

Q：How is Toyota adapting its China business to market changes?

A：Toyota is responding to the deteriorating Middle East situation and rising crude oil prices by focusing on new energy vehicles and battery electric vehicles to maintain or recover its market share. Despite facing challenges, Toyota is maintaining confidence and is working with partners and dealers to prepare for an upward trend in sales.

Q：What is the philosophy behind developing and introducing vehicles in China?

A：Toyota's approach to developing vehicles for the China market is to leverage its unique strengths, such as the drivers' technology and quality, performance, and price. Toyota aims to improve and prepare for future success in the market by learning from the Chinese market and collaborating with suppliers and partners.

Q：What is the purpose and function of the new Toyota Philosophy and Education Group?

A：The new Toyota Philosophy and Education Group, led by Chairman Kyo Toyota, aims to develop and revise human resource development activities. The group will likely involve executive and manager training programs to assist in nurturing human resources that can overcome challenges during the transformation era, focusing on deep thinking and hard work to support the company's mission.

Q：Why did the operating officers decide to support Mr. Toyota as the leader of the new education group?

A：The operating officers recognized the challenges faced by Mr. Toyota and his feelings of loneliness and isolation during the crisis. They observed that his efforts in quality development and his recent focus on separating size as a lagging behind him, indicated the necessity of his continued leadership in the new philosophy and education group.

Q：What was Mr. Toyota's role in the new CEO position, and what was his approach?

A：Mr. Toyota was asked to assume the position of the new CEO leader of the new group, with the expectation that he would convey his message and training to nurture human resources who could remain resilient in the face of hardships.

Q：How does the company plan to develop the new group and its employees?

A：The company plans to develop the new group and its employees by nurturing individuals who are useful and effective at the work site, prioritizing the sharing of philosophy and ideas, and giving personnel the most priority for nurturing. The focus will be on informal training, with ideas shared and people nurtured for the benefit of the group.

Q：What impact did the flooding in Thailand have on production, and how is the company addressing it?

A：The flooding in Thailand caused a drop in production. The company anticipates that the impact of the flooding will be recovered within this fiscal year. There has been a slight revision in the forecast due to these events.

Q：How does Toyota regard its operations in Europe and the potential impacts of the IAA act?

A：Toyota views its operations in Europe as substantial and not just as exports from Japan. They are a member of the European region, contributing to local employment and supply chains, and producing cars that are exported outside of Europe. Despite potential challenges from the IAA act, Toyota believes they are making significant contributions to the European region and are working to enhance their presence. They are in discussions with other manufacturers to ensure the IAA act does not negatively impact the European market for their customers.

Q：What is the purpose of the long-term policy, and how does the company plan to communicate it?

A：The purpose of the long-term policy is to strengthen the competitive edge of the company and convey a clear message to media and investors. The company aims to improve the clarity of their communication and to incorporate feedback and suggestions from stakeholders to enhance their ability to support the company's future potential growth.

Q：What is the CFO's approach to managing external stakeholders and improving communication?

A：The CFO acknowledges the importance of clear communication with external stakeholders and has reassessed the potential for future growth of the company. The aim is to improve the clarity of communication and to ensure that external stakeholders feel confident in the company's direction and can expect future developments.

Q：What future risks does the company identify and how does it plan to manage them?

A：The company identifies various uncontrollable risks such as foreign exchange rates, raw material prices, and tariffs. They also recognize the expansion of Chinese manufacturers in Asia, Europe, and Latin America as controllable risks. The company plans to strengthen their foundation and fundamental capability, improve cost reduction and product quality, and focus on the four pillars of QDR. They aim to address potential risks by creating value chain activities, emphasizing customer relationships, and involving all stakeholders in risk identification and management.

Q：What changes have been made to the company's cost reduction efforts and philosophy?

A：The company recognizes there is still room for improvement in cost reduction and acknowledges that company-wide efforts are needed to restart efforts from the beginning. There is a need to continue cost reduction activities as there are still cost tariffs to eliminate. This signifies a commitment to ongoing improvement in cost reduction across the company.

Q：What factors contributed to the upward revision of the sales forecast to 10 trillion yen?

A：The upward revision of the sales forecast to 10 trillion yen is attributed to factors such as sales and marketing efforts, and cost reduction initiatives implemented since the last forecast was announced. Value chain activities have also contributed to the change, although specific details on the initiatives are not provided in the excerpt.

Q：What are the recent updates on value chain profit expansion?

A：The value chain profit in North America and Europe has been expanded further due to sales and marketing efforts, product appeal enhancement, price revision, and increased production in China. The model mix has contributed to an additional 140 billion in profit. Tariff impacts have been revised with a contribution of 210 billion, reducing the overall impact to 1.1 trillion from previously. The profit from the development project has been canceled, with some financial details still under negotiation.

Q：What changes have been made to address the impact of tariffs?

A：To address the impact of tariffs, negotiations have been conducted with suppliers to establish rules for making returns or selecting alternative parts from US, Canada, Mexico, and Japan. Exports from Japan were also considered to mitigate impacts. A review of parts procurement has taken place, with contributions from government refunds and the adjustment of the forecast to reflect a reduced impact of 100 billion yen.

Q：How is the company evaluating its value chain business and what are the future plans?

A：The company has an expectation to grow its value chain business with 155 million units in operation, forecasting continuous growth. They emphasize the importance of the Uio business as a stable income source and intend to extend the retention period and rate to enhance value chain business. The company anticipates providing technology and idea utilizing services, such as connected services and advance crash detection, as well as looking for new, large-scale business ideas to rely on as profit sources.

Q：What are the company's capital efficiency efforts and future investments?

A：The company is focused on promoting capital efficiency by enhancing the return on investment assets. The aim is to increase efficiency in the auto industry and continue developing it with a focus on higher efficiency. This is expected to lead to an increase in the numerator and stable value chain income, which will support the continuous increase of dividends. Future investments include about a 38% increase in CapEx and RD spending over five years, with details on regional breakdown and technology focus pending.

Q：What are the plans to further provide services to the company members?

A：The company encourages its team members to develop new, large-scale business ideas to provide further services to company members. The strategy involves thinking about how these new ideas can grow in scale to become a new profit source. The company aims to propose innovative services that could provide a significant benefit or 'wow' factor to their members.

Q：Can you explain the recent performance and future outlook for North American operations?

A：The North American operation is on a path to recovery, with the company seeing trajectory improvements. They have implemented price revisions and managed sales expenses and cost reduction efforts effectively. However, material price hikes, capital expenses, labor cost hikes, and investments in future developments like plant switches and technology advancements have negatively impacted results. The company aims to create a sustainable profit structure and is closely monitoring the performance of recent launches like the Rav 4. Plans for restructuring the lineup in North America are in progress to restore profitability, and the company is assessing how to integrate new technologies and production setups, such as the Texas II plant and the production of Tacoma in the new facility.

Q：What is the purpose of the new country home group and how will it operate?

A：The new country home group aims to provide support and care for people at the forefront, as symbolized by the Chinese character representing 'hands and eye to care for and to support.' The group will integrate the general affairs, accounting, and HR departments to ensure better communication and decision-making within the group. It operates by collecting data through questionnaires rather than direct information and aims to enhance coordination and mutual care among group members.

Q：What prompted the creation of the new administrative reform group?

A：The new administrative reform group was established to accompany the Gam (which seems to refer to a team or group) in handling their challenges and problems effectively. The goal is to help the Gam people to flow and grow together, with the departments involved in general affairs, accounting, and HR reforming to become a supportive entity for the group.

Q：What was the historical context and the outcome of the naval dispute between Toyo and Gam in 1960?

A：In 1960, during the naval dispute, Toyo and Gam (it is unclear which entity is referred to here) reached a naval management declaration after 12 years, which significantly improved the working conditions and relationships. This outcome was achieved through regular meetings between administration personnel and laborers to address their concerns and find solutions.

Q：What is the basic idea behind the company's engagement in the defense industry?

A：The basic idea behind the company's engagement in the defense industry is not to focus on the defense sector itself but to contribute to people's well-being and create vehicles that serve societal needs. However, the company is exploring opportunities to use mobility products in disaster management and emergency situations, such as transporting rescue goods and detecting survivors, without directly engaging in defense or military activities.

Q：How does the company plan to address the cost competitiveness challenge in relation to the new single platform?

A：To address cost competitiveness with the new single platform, the company plans to bundle volume to leverage the benefits of scale, apply lessons learned from past experiences in China, and ensure a steady promotion of cost improvement after introducing new models. This strategy aims to maintain price competitiveness and continue improving cost efficiency over time.

Q：What is the company's strategy regarding autonomous driving systems and how will they be implemented in their vehicles?

A：The company's strategy regarding autonomous driving systems is to introduce these systems in several models while maintaining flexibility in their lineup. The goal is to achieve zero traffic accidents, and the first step will involve implementing level 2 plus autonomous driving systems in their vehicles. The intention is to start with a smaller scale introduction and then assess the impact and feasibility of further integration.

Q：How has the battery electric vehicle (BEV) market changed, and what is the company's approach to this shift?

A：The battery electric vehicle market has shifted from being predominantly popular in advanced markets like North America and Europe to including emerging markets in Asia. Low-cost and initial cost considerations have influenced consumer choices in Asia. To respond to these changes, the company has decided to create a new multi-platform system, starting from an Asia-focused global perspective, to offer affordable and flexible solutions to meet the evolving needs of the market.

Q：What are the company's future plans for manufacturing plants and how do they align with market demand?

A：The company plans to utilize existing plant capacities to meet high demand for hybrids before expanding to battery electric vehicles. New plants will be built in regions with actual demand and supportive conditions, such as India, to handle new and additional storage areas. Decisions regarding the construction of new plants will also consider the global South as a central area for production and the readiness of countries to invest in such facilities.

Q：How will the new regional and product management strategies impact the company's operations and competitiveness?

A：The company's unwavering direction of region-based management and product-based management will continue, with an emphasis on delivering happiness for all through vehicles. It plans to learn from experiences in China and apply lessons to other regions, focusing on customer needs and competitive responses. The new strategy aims to address concerns about market entry in the global South and improve the company's overall competitiveness.

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