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Grand Opening Ceremony of Toyota Boshoku France S.A.S.

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Toyota Boshoku Corporation (Headquarters: Kariya-city, Aichi, Japan President: Shuhei Toyoda) announced the holding of Grand Opening Ceremony of Toyota Boshoku France S.A.S. (hereinafter referred to as TBF), at the site of the plant on October 9th from 10:00 in the morning.

Subcommissioner of Valenciennes Vincent Bouvier, Councilor of Nord Pas de Calais Regional Council Lahcen Boudjoudi, Vice-President of the Urban Community of Valenciennes Cecile Gallez, Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA President Tetsuo Agata and Toyota Boshoku Corporation President Shuhei Toyoda attended the ceremony.

In addition, TBF supplies replacement bumpers for Toyota's made-in-Europe vehicles, such as Corolla, Yaris, and Avensis.

<The outline of TBF >
1. Company name Toyota Boshoku France S.A.S.
2. Location Onnaing, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, FRANCE
3. Data established January 2005
4. Capital 2.3 million euro
5. Ownership Toyota Boshoku Corporation 100%
6. President Junischi Hishida
7. Investment Approximately 8 million euro
8. Lot size Approximately 60,000 square meters
9. Building size Approximately 5,000 square meters
10. Products Bumpers
11. Start of operation May 2006
12. Number of associates Approximately 30 (At full operation)
<The outline of Toyota Boshoku Corporation >
1. Company name TOYOTA BOSHOKU CORPORATION
2. Location 1-1, Toyoda-cho, Kariya, Aichi, Japan
3. Capital 8.4 billion yen
4. President Shuhei Toyoda
5. Business operations -Development of automotive interior systems; manufacture and sales of automotive interior products.
- Manufacture and sales of automotive filters and power train components.
- Manufacture and sales of other automotive components.
- Production and sales of fabric goods.
6. Consolidated sales 877.596 billion yen (Fiscal year ended March 2006)
7. Date established May, 1950
8. Number of associates Approximately 6600 (Fiscal year ended March 2006)
9. Fiscal year Ends March 31

<Grand Opening Ceremony of TBF >

Toyota Boshoku President Shuhei Toyoda (4th from the left)

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