Development Bank of Japan makes strategic investment in Hagiwara Industries under co-creation program
Reuters2026/09/08 02:09- Development Bank of Japan invested in Hagiwara Industries via its “DBJ Mirai Kachi Kyoso” investment program.
- Hagiwara Industries is a Kurashiki-based manufacturer focused on flat-yarn technology, producing plastic sheeting and other synthetic resin products.
- The company also sells industrial machinery such as slitters, with operations spanning Japan and overseas markets.
- The investment sets engagement on upgrading long-term growth strategy, linking social-value creation with sustained corporate value improvement.
- Hagiwara Industries is among the first firms certified as a “DBJ Mirai Kachi Kyoso” company under the program.
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