
Haison International Ltd, a private investment management and advisory firm of Bangladesh, in partnership with United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)-Tokyo, organised the ‘Japanese investors B2b partnerships 2018’ in Tokyo recently.
The summit was aimed to facilitate greater private investment between Japanese and Bangladesh companies, a press statement said
yesterday.
Over 50 leading Japanese companies including Marubeni, Sumitomo, Nippon Steel, Deloitte, NEC, ITO Corporation, Sojitz Corporation, Suzue Corporation Mamiya-OP Co, Toyota Tsusho Corporation and Seibu Shinkin Bank conducted B2B (business to business) meetings with 9 leading Bangladeshi companies to explore investment opportunities in high-growth sectors.
Bangladesh conglomerates A K Khan & Co, Conveyor Logistics, HNS Automobiles, TSI (Trade Services International), SIMCO Spinning, Synergies Sourcing, Amex Knitting & Dyeing, Pacific Quality Control Center discussed private investments, Joint Venture and other potential partnerships in Special Economic Zone & Ports, Textile, Logistics, Automobile sectors, Quality Control Inspection and Management Consulting with their Japanese counterparts.
HM