Figure 2: Turnover of each segment in 2021 Thick line (2021): January-September (solid line) shows the actual data,


and after October it is estimated from the previous year’s actual data. Thin dotted line (2020): Actual data


Sales in 2022 will be expected to


be around 54 billion yen ($466 million). This represents a slight increase from 2021 levels. In 2021, due to the impact on the


global supply chain in the midst of the corona disaster, the stagnation of


production continues in some countries, and it is difficult to predict when production will recover to pre-pandemic levels. Furthermore, if the movement to reduce CO2


emissions accelerates under


the banner of the “carbon emission net zero” target, which became a hot topic at COP26 in November 2021, the


Outlook for Total Sales for 2021


Total Of High Value-Added Products (High Added Value)


Subtotal Of High Value-Added Products


Consumer Goods (Commercial Sale)


Subtotal Of Consumer Products TOTAL


Estimated Sales in 2022


conversion from automobiles with ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) to xEV (both hybrid and electric vehicle) would be accelerated, and changes in the mixture of components produced may occur. Therefore, the long-term forecast has its challenges.


About 53 Billion Yen


(About 18% Uptick Compared to the Previous Year Gas Turbine


Turbo wheel (90% of automobile sales, excluding mechanical parts)


Aerospace /Weapons General Mechanical Parts


Automobile components (10% of automobiles)


Others


27.1 Billion Yen 16.1 Billion Yen


2.1 Billion Yen 45.3 Billion Yen


4.8 Billion Yen 1.8 Billion Yen


1.3 Billion Yen


8.0 Billion Yen 53.3 Billion Yen


About 54 Billion Yen (Same as 2021 or slightly increasing from 2021)


Table 1: Turnover of each segment in Japanese Investment Casting Market January 2022 ❘ 25 ®


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