Growing Together Mitsui and Mexico

1 Major Milestones1910 FirstRepresentativeOfficeatMexicoCityoft heformerMitsui&Co.(Exportofcotton,import offertilizer,generalmerchandiseetc.)1947 Former Mitsui disbanded by the order of GHQ. Daiichi Bussan was established, later changing its name to Mitsui & SupplyofToshiba DaiichiBussanKaishaLtd.(CurrentMitsui) s ChangeditsnametoMitsuideMexicoandmoveits headofficetoMexicoCity. SupplyofNEC smicrowavetelecommunicationsystemtoSCTan dTELMEX. Supplycontract14 IHI stankerstoPEMEX. Supplyofgeo-thermalelectricpowergenerato rstoCerroPrietoPlantofCFE. Supplyofmorethan10hydro-electricpowergen eratorstoCFE. s Supplyofthermo-electricpowergeneratorsto TampicoPlantofCFE. Supplyofblast-furnaceplantinMonterrey,et c. StartofpetrochemicalproductsexporttoJapa n, s Supplyofthermo-electricpowergeneratorsto LibertadplantandJuarezplantofCFE. Supplyofgeo-thermalpowergeneratorstoexpa nsionofCerroPrietoplantofCFE. Supplyofmorethan10hydro-electricpowergen eratorstoAguaPrietaplantofCFE.

2 SupplyofHitachiZosen scontinuouscastingsystemtoSicartsa(later acquiredbyArcelorMittal). s Fullturnkeysupplyof360 MWthermo-electricpowerplantinTopolobampo ofCFE. SupplyoftransformertoCancunandGuadalajar asubstationofCFE. Supplyof100GE slocomotivetoandrehabilitationoflocomoti veofFNM. AwardofValladolidPowerProject(FirstMitsu iIPPbusinessinMexico). AcquisitionofRoadMachinery(Salesandmaint enanceofKomatsu sminingequipment).2007 AcquisitionofSteelTechnologiesMexico. AwardofQueretaroportablewaterprojectandw astewatertreatmentproject. StartofHinoMexico AwardofManzanilloLNGR eceivingTerminal. FoundationofHinoMotorManufacturing(assem blyofHinotruck). Acquisitionof5powerplants&1gaspipelineas set(MTFalcon). AwardofAtotonilcowatertreatmentBOTprojec t(byAtlatec).2012 ParticipationinGasNaturalMexico(naturalg asdistributionservice).2013 ParticipationinGestamp(auto-partsstamper ). Participationin164 MWwindpowerprojectinBiiStinuaand160 MWinSantoDomingo.

3 ParticipationinTucson ParticipationinAndroidIndustries(auto-pa rtssub-assembly). FoundationofMVF(distributionofVenturaFoo ds). FoundationofSGMA utomotr z(distributionofSubarucars). Growing Together Mitsui and MexicoSeptember 2017 Possibilities of Expansion -Our History in Mexico Restoring a SchoolOn 2013 Painting a Public School was selected by employees of Mitsui de Mexico (MDM) as a volunteer activity in which 46 people participated, including employees and their families and a few members of the school community, who voluntarily offered theirmanual labor. MDM management decided to make an in kind donation to fund the purchase of paint, brushes, rollers, and anti-graffiti protection varnish for the main, exterior wall of Jard n de Ni os # 97 Rep blica de Chile, a public kindergarten in the southern area of Mexico City. Traditional Japanese Drums In order to preserve ancestral Japanese culture, for several years Mitsui de M xico (MDM) has donated traditional drums to LiceoMexicano Japon s (LMJ), a prestigious institute of basic and intermediate education for Japanese and Nikkei children.

4 Students are honored to learn to play these drums and show it at official ceremonies. Mitsui s major activities snapshot in (theformerMitsui*) s,thecurrentMitsui& s, Social Contribution Energysector(Hydro-carbonvaluechain) Other sectors Automotivesector(Mobilityvaluechain)*The former Mitsui was disbanded shortly after World War II. The current Mitsui & Co was established as a new and legally separate corporation (initially named Daiichi Bussan ) in 1947 by employees of the former Mitsui . In 1959 the company changed its name to Mitsui & Co after a series of mergers with other trading Water Treatment BOT (2010)Valladolid CCGT Power plant (2006)EDI Wind Farm (2013)Komatsu sales and maintenance (2005)HINO Mexico s truck (2007)Saltillo CCGT Power plant (2010)Cerro Prieto CFE Plant, Mexicali (1964)Supply 100 GE locomotive to FNM (1990)Geo Thermal Power Cerro Prieto CFE Plant (1980)Operation Service of FSO in Cantarell to PEMEX (1990)Steel Technologies Mexico (2007)Manzanillo LNG Receiving Terminal (2008)

5 Affiliate NameMitsui OwnershipDescriptionMT Falcon Holdings Compa a Mexicana40%Holding 5 Combined Cycle Gas Power Plants and 1 Gas pipeline Mitsui & Co Power Development and Management America100%Operation Maintenance of MT Falcon s Power PlantsCompa a de Generaci n Valladolid 50%IPP in ValladolidTerminal KMS de of LNG Receiving TerminalEoliatec del Pac fico / Eoliatec del Istmo50%Holding Wind Power Projects in Oaxaca Sierrita Gas Pipeline30%Natural Gas Pipeline Operation in ArizonaGas Natural M xico15%Local Gas DistributionAffiliate NameMitsui OwnershipDescriptionHino Motor Sales M xico65%Distribution of Hino TruckHino Motors Manufacturing M xico20%Assembly of Hino TruckSubaru M xico100%Distribution of Subaru AutomobilePenske Logistica20%Logistics Service ProviderSteel Technologies M xico50%Steel Plate ProcessingGestamp Holding M xico30%Steel Plate Hot Stamping for Auto-partsAndroid Industries M Sub-AssemblyAdvanced Composites Mexicana (ACP)27%Polypropylene Compound FabricationAffiliate NameMitsui OwnershipDescriptionAtlatec85%Water TreatmentKomatsu Maquinarias M xico40%Sales and Maintenance Services of Komatsu mining MachineryVentura Foods45%Edible Oil ProductionNovus International80%Livestock Feed AdditivesMitsui MexicoDeptActivitiesProject DeptInfrastructure Projects DevelopmentSteel of Steel ProductChemicals of Chemical ProductsFood of Orange and Grapefruit Juice, Sesame, etc.

6 The last 10 years investment & loan$1 billion+ Number of Affiliated Companies19 Total Employment8,300+**(Includes all the companies where Mitsui invests.)