Mazda Motor Corporation - Facts & Figures

Fiscal Year 2005 ending 31 March 2006
Headquarters: 3-1 Shinchi, Fuchu-cho, Aki-gun Hiroshima 730-8670, Japan
Founded: Toyo Cork Kogyo founded 1920 in Hiroshima; production of first Mazda vehicle (three-wheeler) in 1931; renamed Mazda Motor Corporation in 1984
President and CEO: Hisakazu Imaki
Shareholders' Equity: US-$ 3.38 billion* (398,024 million Yen)
Listed at: Tokyo Stock Exchange
Main Shareholder: Ford Motor Co., 33.9 percent
Employees: 36,626 worldwide (18,995 in Japan)
Production Sites/ Hiroshima & Hofu, Japan,
Capacity/Vehicles: 898,000 units/year, passenger cars/commercial vehicles
- Ujina, Japan, 504,000 units/year, passenger cars/commercial vehicles
- Hofu, Japan, 394,000 units/ year, passenger cars, (Mazda cars and trucks are assembled in 16 countries and regions, 21 sites, worldwide)

Ford/Mazda
- AutoAlliance International, Inc., joint production: Flat Rock, Michigan, USA, 74,260 units* passenger cars
- AutoAlliance (Thailand) Co Ltd.; Rayong, Thailand. 35,003 units*, pick-up trucks and passenger cars
- Ford Valencia, Spain, 35,660 units/full year, passenger cars (includes Mazda brand vehicles only)

R&D Centres: - Hiroshima, Japan
- Yokohama, Japan
- Irvine, California, USA
- Flat Rock, Michigan, USA
- Oberursel, Germany

Vehicle Production: 904,220 units (Japan domestic)
Whole Sales Volume: approx. 1,149,000 (290,000 domestic/ 859,000 overseas)
Net Sales: JPN Yen 2,919,800,000,000.- US $ 24.8 billion
Operating Income: JPN Yen 123,400,000,000 - US $ 1050.4 million
Net Income: JPN Yen 66,700,000,000 - US $ 567.8 million
Global Presence: Exports to more than 100 countries and regions around the world

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