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Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) reaffirms commitment of financial support in Vietnam

  • 11.07.2014
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In order to promote the commitment of “Strategic Investment Agreement” signed in early June of 2014, Board of Leader of FECON had a business trip to DBJ’s Office in Tokyo, Japan and met Mr Kimihiro Fukuyama, Vice Presedent for Development and Foreign Investment of DBJ on July 4, 2014. Ban lãnh đạo FECON và DBJ làm việc tại Tokyo, Nhật Bản

Board of Leader of FECON and DBJ in Tokyo, Japan

At the meeting, representatives of FECON expressed great thanks to DBJ for the investment of $9.7 million in FECON and was looking for the new cooperation and supports from DBJ in near future. FECON highly appreciated the directive investment of DBJ in many countries, including Vietnam. Representative of DBJ also reaffirmed the support  which had commited for FECON, especialy in administrative capacity promotion, market and investor network expansion. Besides, DBJ would introduce FECON to the reliable leading companies of Japan in the same field, which would help FECON aproach and receive advanced technology ( especialy in underground construction) [caption id="attachment_2577" align="aligncenter" width="680"]DBJ cam kết sẽ giới thiệu cho công ty FECON những đối tác tin cậy, hàng đầu của Nhật Bản trong cùng lĩnh vực DBJ cam kết sẽ giới thiệu cho công ty FECON những đối tác tin cậy, hàng đầu của Nhật Bản trong cùng lĩnh vực[/caption] Ending the conversation, the two sides expressed the belief in nice and sustainable relationship of FECON – DBJ, Vietnam –

Japan.Development Bank of Japan was established in Octorber 2008 100% capital from Japanese government. Its total asset reached $172 billion, total income reached $ 3.6 billion in 2013. In Vietnam, DBJ’s precursor set long-term relationship since the 1990s and in recent years, DBJ had been positively providing priority funding in the form of loans and equity investments to businesses in Vietnam.

 

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