FDI

Japan is one of the most important economic partners for the European Union.

Foreign Direct Investment is an important subject when it comes to Japan. In 2020 the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development noted that Japan was the largest investor in the world, with more than 227 billion dollars invested abroad in 2019.

From generous tax breaks to the potential for an accelerated immigration process, Japan offers many subsidies and incentives to attract foreign investment.

The joint venture is one of the most implemented approaches in trying to enter a foreign market, the Japanese one included.

The Japanese M&A business represents a sector whose importance has been growing in the last few years.

This report will provide you with a concise summary of FDI incentives in Japan organised by prefecture.

This report gives comprehensive and practical step-by-step guidelines for European SMEs that are considering how to invest and open a representative office in Japan.

This report focuses on explaining how European companies can take advantage of Japanese government initiatives and benefit from making Japan their business hub location for the Asian market.

This report outlines how managers in European SMEs might prepare for acquisition by a Japanese company and the reasons of these acquisitions in Europe.

This report provides an overview of existing opportunities for EU SMEs in Japan's prefectures and cities.