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FamilyMart UNY Holdings Co., Ltd. Fiscal 2016 Financial Review April 2017 Cautionary Statement: This report contains forward-looking statements, including the Company s strategies, future business plans, and projections. Such forward-looking statements are not based on historical facts and involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that relate to, but are not necessarily confined to, such areas as economic trends and consumer preferences in Japan and abrupt changes in the market environment. Accordingly, the actual business performance of the Company may substantially differ from the forward-looking statements in this report. Copyright FamilyMart UNY Holdings Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

2 Overview of Financial Results for Fiscal 2016 Kunihiro Nakade, Director and Managing Executive Officer

3 Financial Results for Fiscal 2016: HD Consolidated (Japanese GAAP) P/L \ billion B/S \ billion FY2015 Results FY2016 Results Gross operating revenues 427.6 894.9 109.3% Operating income 48.7 56.0 15.0% Ordinary income 51.8 59.3 14.4% Profit attributable to owners of parent 21.0 19.0 (9.8%) FY2015 Results FY2016 Results Total assets 730.2 1,643.9 913.6 YoY YoY Goodwill of 116.3 billion was recorded following the management integration (provisional figure). - Of the above amount, 35.2 billion was allocated to intangible assets, and 81.1 was allocated to goodwill (narrowly). - Both of these amounts will be amortized over 20 years in the convenience store (CVS) segment.

4 Financial Results for Fiscal 2016-2H: HD Consolidated (Japanese GAAP) (Reference) Year-on-year comparisons including the FY2015 2H financial results of the former UNY Group Holdings FY2015-2H Results FY2016-2H Results (Reference) YoY P/L \ billion Gross operating revenues 746.0 683.5 (8.4%) Operating income 32.4 29.5 (8.9%) Ordinary income 34.2 31.1 (8.9%) Profit attributable to owners of parent Major factors for increases/decreases 5.3 8.3 55.2% - Gross operating revenues: Business reorganization and decreasing store numbers, etc., in the General Merchandise Store (GMS) segment - Operating income: Amortization of goodwill of 3.3 billion following management integration, occurrence of anticipatory expenses following brand conversion, etc. - Net income attributable to owners of the parent: Decrease of impartment loss, etc., in the GMS segment

Overview of Operations and Financial Results of the CVS Business (Japanese-GAAP) 5 CKS:Circle K Sunkus Business Performance: FM (Nonconsolidated) Segment P/L \ billion Growth rate of average daily sales of existing stores FM CKS 0.8% (2.1%) Gross profit ratio 27.44% 26.25% Store openings 831 ー Average daily sales at newly opened stores (\ thousand) FY2016 Results 486 ー CKS brand conversion 829 ー Number of stores 12,089 4,912 CVS Gross operating revenues 485.8 Operating income 40.3 Profit attributable to owners of parent 9.3 - Completed brand conversion of 829 CKS stores, exceeding the planned number of 795 stores - Growth in daily sales of approx. 15% after brand conversion compared to before brand conversion - Comprehensives store number of 18,125, including domestic area franchising stores

6 Overview of Operations and Financial Results of the GMS Business Business Performance: UNY (Nonconsolidated) UNY (Nonconsolidated) P/L \ billion Segment P/L \ billion FY2016(2H) Results Y-o-y change in existing store sales (0.9%) Gross profit ratio 24.3% Store openings (Full year) 2 Store closures (Full year) 20 Number of stores 210 UNY YoY Operating revenue 375.6 (3.1%) Operating income 12.0 55.3% Net income (2.2) ー GMS Operating revenue 410.5 Operating income 15.5 Profit attributable to owners of parent 9.0

Planned Quantitative Totals of HD in Fiscal 2017 / Differences between Japanese Accounting Standards-1 7 P/L \ billion J-GAAP FY2016 Results (A) (Reference) FY2017 Plan IFRS (B) FY2017 Plan (B)-(A) Gross operating revenues 894.9 1,348.3 Gross operating revenues 1,237.3 (111.0) Operating income (J-GAAP) 56.0 58.2 Operating income (IFRS) 41.2 (17.0) Profit attributable to Profit attributable to 19.0 19.5 owners of parent owners of parent 24.0 4.5 (Reference) Core operating income 62.5 - Voluntary adoption of the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is planned starting from the Securities Report for the fiscal year ended February 28, 2017. - Figures for gross operating revenues represent gross operating revenues under the Japanese accounting standards less transactions with agents. - Figures for operating income represent operating gross profit after adjusting for selling, general and administrative expenses, investment gains and losses on equity method, and other earnings and expenses (amount differs from operating income under Japanese accounting standards). - Figures for core operating income represent operating revenue less sales cost and selling, general and administrative expenses. These figures are for reference and correspond with operating income under the Japanese accounting standards.

8 Planned Quantitative Totals of HD in Fiscal 2017 / Differences between Japanese Accounting Standards-2 FY2017 Plan \ billion Difference J-GAAP IFRS (impact to IFRS revision details [amounts] earnings) Gross operating revenues Gross operating revenues (111.0) Offsetting of sales and sales cost for products with no inventory risk (CVS) Ticket, card, and service products (amount at directly managed stores) Cost of sales Cost of sales 111.0 (GMS) Side dishes sold under consignment buying agreement Operating gross profit Operating gross profit 0.0 Selling, general and administrative expenses Selling, general and administrative expenses 4.3 (CVS) Stoppage of integrated goodwill amortization [4.0] Other (stoppage of goodwill amortization other than integrated) [0.3] Operating expense items within IFRS (21.3) Investment gains and losses on equity method, addition of other earnings and expenses as operating item Operating income (J-GAAP) Operating income (IFRS) (17.0) Non-operating income / expenses Extraordinary income / Extraordinary loss Financial income / expenses 21.3 Income before income taxes Earnings before tax 4.3 Income taxes Income tax expenses 0.2 Impact related to fluctuations in selling, general and administrat Profit attributable to owners of parent Profit attributable to owners of parent Core operating income (listed as reference materials for financial data) 4.5 Operating income (J-GAAP) Core operating income 4.3 *Operating gross profit less selling, general and administrative expenses (fluctuations are reflected)

9 Medium-Term Management Plan 2017 Activation ~ Everyday IMPROVE ~

10 Initiatives of the Medium-Term Management Plan ~Moving Toward a Complete Integration~ 1. Allocate management resources with the aim of growth 2. Add new store features that leverage strengths 3. Maximize synergies 4. Implement financial strategies that support continuous growth

11 1. Allocate management resources with the aim of growth Enhancement of store quality CVS: Accelerate brand conversion and strengthen functions at existing stores, bolster overseas regions of existing operation GMS: Bolster the remodeling of existing stores to enhance them Further reinforcement in areas with a high competitive edge CVS: Further strengthen stores in Japan s three largest metropolitan areas GMS/SM: Bolster foundation in the Chukyo metropolitan area Further transition toward superior business domains Actively invest in new growth fields (finance, EC, and home delivery) Create futuristic stores through such means as cooperating with companies in other industries Appropriate allocation of human resources Deploy human resources in an optimum manner though HD leadership Promote the exchange of human resources between operating companies

12 2. Add new store features that leverage strengths Promoting business development through a cross-sectional organization that spans across HD, CVS, and GMS Finance, EC/Omni-channel, Senior citizens/home delivery Further strengthen cooperation with the Itochu Group Finance EC / Omni-channel Senior citizens / home delivery - Establish customer foundation and promote compatibility with smart devices (smartphones) - Cultivate measures aimed at loyal customers by leveraging customer data - Cooperate with IT operators to improve customer convenience - Advance actual stores to function as a contact point with customers - Resolve last-mile issues Cultivate measures aimed at senior citizens by leveraging SENIOR LIFE CREATE Advance online supermarkets (drive-through method, etc.) - Generate profit from related businesses

13 3. Maximize synergies Effect: FY2017,FY2018: 5.0 7.0 billion Since FY2019 : 8.0 10.0 billion Cooperation between different types of businesses Products Distribution Construction Systems Others - Mutual development of products for GMS and CVS - Expand CVS service products at GMS (FamilyMart service spots, etc.) - Joint development and procurement of private-brand (PB) products between GMS and CVS - Re-examine existing suppliers - Reduce cost of materials for PB products - Reduce procurement costs for national-brand (NB) products (improve gross profit ratio) - Reduce operational costs through the integration of CVS distribution - Shift toward lower costs through the blanket purchase of CVS construction materials (exclusive products) - Reduce maintenance, operational, and procurement costs through the integration of CVS systems (starting from 2019) - Carry out joint purchasing of vehicles, packaging materials, store supplies, consumable goods, and sales promotion materials - Centralize employee divisions

14 4. Implement financial strategies that support continuous growth Fund raising - Strengthen and promote diverse fundraising methods, carry out strategic investments in growth fields - Manage the balance of interest-bearing debt in an appropriate manner to reach an AA- credit rating (currently A+) and realize an enhanced financial foundation - Set target for a D/E ratio of 0.7 times (by the end of fiscal 2020) Shareholder returns - Work toward a consolidated payout ratio of 40% - Set a lower limit of 112 for the annual dividend per share in the fiscal year ending February 28, 2018

15 Fiscal 2017 Numerical Targets for HD billions of yen P/L FY2016 FY2017 (est.) Gross operating revenues 894.9 1,237.3 Operating income 56.0 41.2 Profit attributable to owners of parent 19.0 24.0 Total assets 1,643.9 1,714.1 Interest-bearing Liabilities 492.6 540.4 B/S Shareholders' equity 512.4 527.5 Debt Equity Ratio (time) 0.9 1.0 Net debt Equity Ratio (time) 0.6 0.6 ROE (%) 4.7 4.5 FY2016 Japanese GAAP, FY2017 IFRS

16 Invest Plan by Business Segment (Fiscal 2017) CVS total 130.0 billion (Investment in brand-converted stores, investment in new and existing stores, system investment, etc.) GMS/SM total 20.0 billion (Investment in new stores, remodeling/repair investment, etc.) Comprehensive Group total 150.0 billion

17 Graphic Target of Net income Growth Billions of yen CVS GMS FY2020 target: ROE of 10% or higher 60.0 ROE 4.7% ( ) 19.0 9.3 9.0 ROE 4.5% 24.0 12.0 11.7 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 est. target target target Japanese-GAAP IFRS 45.0 15.0 *1 ROE in fiscal 2016 was calculated using the average of its denominator, shareholders equity, throughout the year (shareholders equity for the former FamilyMart at the beginning of the fiscal year + shareholders equity for FamilyMart UNY Holdings at the end of the fiscal year 2). (Reference: ROE comes to 3.7% if the shareholders equity at the end of the fiscal year is used as its denominator.) *2 The differences between segment totals and consolidated totals for net income in fiscal 2016 as well as forecasts for net income in fiscal 2017 reflect non-consolidated values for FamilyMart UNY Holdings as well as the elimination.

18 Reference CVS Segment: Companywide Collaboration Becoming an Even More Competitive Chain (1) Prompt completion of brand conversion - Complete conversion by the end of August 2018, a half year ahead of schedule - Further increase the number of brand-converted stores through investment in existing Circle K Sunkus (CKS) stores - Increase daily sales at brand-converted stores (2) Realization of Three Major Improvements 1) Ready-to-eat item improvement - Further improve product strength in order to create Fun & Fresh products - Carry out large-scale capital investment in such areas as manufacturing plants for read-to-eat items 2) Marketing improvement - Provide products that meet the needs of customers in a prompt manner and within an effective timeframe - Maximize advertising activities, including sales promotion materials and television commercials - Form organizations to carry out strategic marketing activities 3) Operational improvement - Streamline store operations to reduce workload - Reduce store operations through the utilization of AI and IoT technologies

19 Reference Fiscal 2017 Numerical Targets for CVS Business performance (Non-consolidated) P/L billions of yen Average daily sales at total stores(thousands of yen) Growth rate of average daily sales of existing stores(%) FY2016 FY2017 (est.) FM CKS FM CKS 522 425 528 408 0.8 (2.1) 1.2 0.0 Gross profit ratio(%) 27.44 26.25 27.93 26.58 Store Openings(stores) 831 ー 796 ー Converting CKS stores to FM brand(stores) 829 ー 2,600 ー Number of stores(stores) 12,089 4,912 14,885 1,861 Gross operating revenues 485.8 555.8 Operating income 40.3 21.5 Profit attributable to owners of parent 9.3 12.0 FY2016 Japanese GAAP, FY2017 IFRS

20 Reference GMS Segment: Going Back to Our Starting Point Establishing Stores for Our Customers and Headquarters for Our Stores (1) Reconstruction of existing businesses - Raise profitability of existing stores - Bolster the sales floor for food products, appropriately adjust the sales floor area for clothing and household products - Improve the operational efficiency of stores through reinforced monitoring (2) Establishment of management foundation - Promote selection and concentration - Improve the balance sheet (reduce interest-bearing debt) - Improve in-house systems (clarify responsibility and authority) - Develop human resources (3) Preparation for the establishment of New Retailing - Construct a new business model (model for the conversion of existing stores, model for opening new stores) - Realize integrated synergies (product development, FamilyMart service spot expansion, etc.) - Improve sales floor for side dishes

21 Reference Fiscal 2017 Numerical Targets for GMS billions of yen Business performance (Non-consolidated) FY2016 FY2017 (est.) Gross operating revenues 742.0 712.1 Net sales 699.8 669.9 Y-o-y change in existing store sales (after day-of-the-week adjustment)(%) (1.0) (0.6) Gross profit ratio(%) 23.2 23.7 Operating income 13.8 14.5 Net income (56.5) 8.6 Interest-bearing Liabilities 235.6 200.0 Number of stores(stores) 210 195 Gross operating revenues 410.5 683.1 P/L Operating income 15.5 19.7 Profit attributable to owners of parent 9.0 11.7 FY2016:J-GAAP and 2nd half of the fiscal 2016, FY2017:IFRS