The state-backed Development Bank of Japan aims to provide 3 trillion yen in risk capital over five years to fund supply chain shifts and industry consolidation, Nikkei reported Wednesday, citing President Seiji Jige.
The medium-term plan through fiscal 2030, released Tuesday, includes equity, real estate, infrastructure, and mezzanine financing-a debt-equity hybrid, the news portal said.
Compared to the previous plan spanning fiscal 2023 to 2025, this represents an increase of just over 10% in average annual investment, the publication said.
Seiji Jige told Nikkei that while the bank's investments have traditionally targeted exits in roughly five years, it may now need to hold them for a decade or more at companies' request.
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