Making Kuraray a Company That People Can Take Pride In. Medium-Term Management Plan PROUD2020

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February 14, 2018 Kuraray Co., Ltd. Making Kuraray a Company That People Can Take Pride In Medium-Term Management Plan PROUD2020 Kuraray will celebrate its centennial in 2026 and has set the targets it aims to achieve in line with its long-term vision of becoming a Specialty Chemical Company, growing sustainably by incorporating new foundational platforms into its own technologies. Toward the realization of this vision, we have launched the PROUD2020 medium-term management plan a plan of action encompassing the three years from 2018 to 2020. 1. Long-Term Vision: Kuraray Vision 2026 Vision of Kuraray Specialty Chemical Company, growing sustainably by incorporating new foundational platforms into its own technologies Basic Policies

2. Overview of the PROUD2020 Medium-Term Management Plan In recent years, the economic expansion seen mainly in developed countries has begun to gradually ripple outward toward emerging countries while the center of consumption has been increasingly shifting to emerging countries in Asia and elsewhere. Looking ahead, the global influence of emerging economies is expected to grow further. Moreover, the advance of digitization is expected to drive forward technological innovation in various industries, thus bringing unprecedented change and creating new business opportunities. Amid this environment, the Group views these shifts as opportunities for new growth. With the aim of making Kuraray a company that people can take pride in as each employee takes on bold challenges, we have established the three-year medium-term management plan PROUD2020. Under PROUD2020, which covers the first three years of Kuraray Vision 2026, we have formulated management strategies in line with the three basic policies outlined in the long-term vision: Pursue competitive superiority, Expand new business fields and Enhance the comprehensive strength of the Kuraray Group. We will implement concrete measures for each strategy and work to contribute to the environment during the implementation of said measures. The Five Elements of PROUD2020 (1) Key Strategies Pursue competitive superiority Develop high-value-added products and applications based on customer needs Create more demand in emerging countries Achieve innovation of production and operational processes through use of IoT Expand new business fields Create new businesses by improving on Kuraray s own technologies and incorporating external ones Capture new business areas by M&A and alliance Establish a new business model bundling technology and services

Enhance comprehensive strength of the Kuraray Group Establish global business foundations Create a workplace in which employees find their job rewarding Cultivate a strong culture of unity within the Kuraray Group Contribute to the environment Provide products contributing to environmental protection Put in place production process with low environmental footprint Provide products that help enhance quality of life (QOL) (2) Numerical Targets FY2017 results FY2020 targets Net sales 518.4 billion 650.0 billion Operating income 75.1 billion 90.0 billion Operating profit margin* 14% 14% Net income*2 53.6 billion 62.0 billion Exchange rate 112/USD 110/USD 127/euro 130/euro Raw fuel prices 39,000/kl 43,000/kl * Rounded to the nearest whole number *2 Net Income Attributable to Owners of the Parent (3) Key Strategies by Segment a. Vinyl Acetate Segment We will cultivate new markets, promote a shift to high-value-added products, maintain a solid market position and aim for sustained growth. In addition, we will continue to consider strategic investments aimed at further improving business earnings and business growth. b. Isoprene Segment With our eye on the start of operations at the new plant in Thailand, we will create new markets and applications that take advantage of our proprietary technologies and products. c. Functional Materials Segment We will provide market value by developing products that leverage our technical strengths. In addition, we will work to facilitate a smooth integration with Calgon Carbon Corporation, which we have decided to acquire, with the aim of quickly generating synergies. d. Fibers & Textiles Segment We will pursue an even greater degree of uniqueness while reinforcing initiatives to expand sales of high-value added products.

Sales and Operating Income Targets by Segment (Billions of yen) FY2017 results FY2020 targets Change Net sales Op. income Net sales Op. income Net sales Op. income Vinyl 266.9 61.3 325.0 67.0 58.1 5.7 acetate Isoprene 56.4 8.4 71.0 10.0 14.6 1.6 Functional 55.2 6.3 74.0 8.0 18.8 1.7 materials Fibers & 66.4 7.2 83.0 8.5 16.6 1.3 textiles Trading 128.8 3.9 143.0 5.0 14.2 1.1 Other 54.2 3.3 71.0 4.5 16.8 1.2 Business Elimination (109.5) (15.3) (117.0) (13.0) (7.5) 2.3 & Corporate Total 518.4 75.1 650.0 90.0 131.6 14.9 * We will reorganize segments from 2018, reclassifying the CLARINO business into the Fiber and Textiles Segment. The fiscal 2017 results above have been adjusted to reflect the segment change. (4) R&D We will implement concrete measures related to R&D in line with the three policies outlined below.

(5) Capital Expenditure During the period of the new medium-term management plan, we will continue to actively invest with the aim of improving business growth and earnings while further reinforcing our global business foundations. The plan calls for around 250.0 billion in capital expenditure over the next three years, which will be calculated as the expenditures are decided on. In addition, we have not set a firm limit on M&A expenditure and will continue to consider such options separately from the above-stated amount. (This does not include investments related to the new business or new plant construction in Thailand for the isoprene business now under consideration.) Main Capital Expenditures: Construct a new plant for VAM Expand facilities for optical-use PVA film Expand facilities for water-soluble PVA film Expand facilities for PVB film Construct a new plant for EVAL Expand facilities for liquid rubber Expand facilities for dental materials (6) Financial Strategies We expect cash flows from operating activities to amount to about 300.0 billion over the three-year period covered by the PROUD2020 medium-term management plan. We are budgeting 250.0 billion for capital expenditures, which will be calculated when payments are processed. ( 210.0 billion to be calculated as payments are made) If new projects, M&As, or other large-scale strategic investments are deemed necessary, we will consider acquiring loans or other borrowings. Shareholder returns are one of management s top priorities. Our basic policy is to provide consistent and stable dividends linked to improvements in business performance, while targeting a total dividend payout ratio of 35% or higher and dividends per share of 40 or higher.

(7) Environmental Action We will lower our relative environmental footprint even as our production volume increases in line with our business expansion.