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INVITE—Japan‘s ¥370tn Investment Push: Capital Goods
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INVITE—Japan‘s ¥370tn Investment Push: Capital Goods
Global | Washington Strategy July 16, 2026
INVITE—Japan's ¥370tn Investment Push:
Capital Goods
Japan's PM Takaichi has set out a $2.3tn investment roadmap across 17
strategic sectors to build a "strong and prosperous archipelago" (see here).
On this call, we will host Sho Fukuhara, Jefferies Capital Goods Research,
to discuss how these investments are playing out in practice, with a focus on
Capital Goods (see report). Join us on Wed, July 22, at 7PM ET / Thu, 23 July
at 8AM JST. REGISTER
Background
Japan Prime Minister Takaichi has set out a $2.3tn investment roadmap across 17 strategic sectors
to build a "strong and prosperous archipelago" (see here). The initiative reflects a broader global
return to industrial policy, with governments increasingly deploying public and private capital to
enhance competitiveness, economic security, and technological leadership. On this call, we will host
Sho Fukuhara, Jefferies Capital Goods Research, to discuss how Japan's re-industrialization is
unfolding in practice, with a particular focus on Capital Goods (see report). We will explore where
investment is being deployed, which industries we believe stand to benefit most, and what the
implications may be for global investors.
Wednesday, July 22, at 7:00–7:30PM ET
Thursday, July 23, at 8:00–8:30AM JST
https://jefferies-sustainability-transition-strategy.open-exchange.net/
Jefferies Hosts AniketTransitionShah,StrategyPhD * | Head of Sust. &
Aniket Shah, Global Head of Washington, Sustainability & Transition Strategy +1 (212) 323-3976 | ashah14@jefferies.com•
Yujin Kim, Washington, Sustainability & Transition Strategy Senior Associate Sho Fukuhara ^ | Equity Analyst•
+81 (3) 5251-6156 | sfukuhara@jefferies.com
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