• 30% of Japan's population will be elderly age 65 and older by 2025
• Population ageing is not limited to Japan Becoming a serious problem in Europe, North America, and China
• Number of sick people is increasing: Rapid population ageing and changes in lifestyle and dietary habits
• Increasing interest in prevention and extension of healthy lifespan
• 5.2 billion people around the world will be middle class by 2025, a 40% increase compared to 2015.
• Increase in China and India
• Key to sustaining growth: How we approach these rapidly growing consumer markets, details on the next slide
1. Changes in social structure, ageing society
• 30% of Japan's population will be elderly age 65 and older by 2025
• Population ageing is not limited to Japan
2. Growing health consciousness and prevention awarenessBecoming a serious problem in Europe, North America, and China
• Number of sick people is increasing: Rapid population ageing and changes in lifestyle and dietary habits
• Increasing interest in prevention and extension of healthy lifespan
3. Global middle class• 5.2 billion people around the world will be middle class by 2025, a 40% increase compared to 2015.
• Increase in China and India
• Key to sustaining growth: How we approach these rapidly growing consumer markets, details on the next slide