Tetsuya Otake.

first, Mr. Otake will briefly discuss the highlights of Toyota's earnings results, and then Ms. Kamizaki [ph] will take over the rest of the presentation. This will take about 10 minutes. After the presentation, you are welcome to ask questions.

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Hello, everyone. Thank you for joining us today. This is Tetsuya Otake. I'd like to discuss Toyota's financial results for the 3 months ended December 2013. Let me begin with Slide 5. Our consolidated vehicle sales for the third quarter of this fiscal year increased by 204,000 units to 2,317,000 units year-on-year.

In Japan, sales increased by 64,000 units to 540,000 units. This was due to the drop of sales after the expiry of the eco car subsidies in the same period of the previous year in addition to the improving economic infringement.

In North America where the new car market continued to be solid, sales increased by 60,000 units to 664,000 units, driven by RAV4, Camry and Tundra, in particular. In Europe, new model of Corolla, Auris and the Auris Hybrid contributed to sales increased by 32,000 units to 223,000 units.

In Asia, the sales decreased by 6,000 units as a result of the expiry of the tax rebate for first-time buyers in Thailand, but despite the sales increased in Indonesia due to the successful launch of the new Agya. In other regions, the sales increased by 54,000 units was mainly driven by Central and South America and the Middle East.

As shown on the right side of the slide, our consolidated vehicle sales for the 9 months ended December 2013 increased by 156,000 units to 6,785,000 units from the same period last year. Please, see Slide 6.

Our consolidated financial performance for the third quarter resulted in net revenues of JPY 6,585,000,000,000; operating income of JPY 600.5 billion; pretax income of JPY 678.9 billion and net income of JPY 525.4 billion. Now I'd like to hand the rest of today's presentation over to Ms. Kamizaki, our interpreter..

net revenues of JPY 25,500,000,000,000; operating income of JPY 2,400,000,000,000; pretax income of JPY 2,530,000,000,000; and net income of JPY 1,900,000,000,000. Now, please, see Slide 17 for further analysis of our latest operating income forecast in comparison to our November forecast.

We revised our operating income forecast upward by JPY 200 billion to JPY 2,400,000,000,000. This is due to the progress in our recent profit improvement activities through cost reduction and marketing efforts in addition to the change in our assumption of the foreign exchange rates to reflect the trend of yen depreciation.

Finally, as shown on Slide 18, we revised our forecast of CapEx and depreciation expenses. This largely is a result of our revised foreign exchange rate assumption. This concludes my presentation on our fiscal results for the fourth quarter (sic) [third quarter] of the current fiscal year ending in March 2014. Thank you very much for your attention..