Jan 22, 2010

Press Release

Panasonic to Make Additional Donation to Aid Earthquake Victims in Haiti

Osaka, Japan - Panasonic, a world leading consumer electronics company, today announced the company will send an additional 3 million yen worth of relief supplies such as batteries and flashlights to the Red Cross Society through the Panasonic Latin America Group to aid victims and support the recovery of areas affected by the strong earthquake that struck the Haiti region on January 12.

The Company has already announced a total donation of 10 million yen; 5 million yen to Japanese Red Cross Society and 5 million yen to Japan Platform.

Panasonic and its employees feel deep condolences for victims of the earthquake and sincerely hope for swift recovery of the people and areas in Haiti affected by the disaster.

About Panasonic

Panasonic Corporation is a worldwide leader in the development and manufacture of electronic products for a wide range of consumer, business, and industrial needs. Based in Osaka, Japan, the company recorded consolidated net sales of 7.77 trillion yen (US$78.4 billion) for the year ended March 31, 2009. The company's shares are listed on the Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and New York (NYSE: PC) stock exchanges. For more information on the company and the Panasonic brand, visit the company's website at http://panasonic.net.

Media Contacts:

Akira Kadota, International PR
Panasonic Corporation
Tel: 03-6403-3040 Fax: 03-3436-6766
Panasonic News Bureau
Tel: 03-3542-6205 Fax: 03-3542-9018
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