Japan Makes Picks for Program on Promoting Investment to Bolster Supply Chains
Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry picked 151 projects that qualify under the Program for Promoting Investment in Japan to Strengthen Supply Chains. The program, a July 2 news release said, will provide support for businesses in their plans…
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to build new plants and create new facilities involved in the supply chains of crucial goods as identified by Japan. The program received an initial 280 applications. These projects in total will receive around 209.5 billion yen.