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On August 4, the Japan Policy Investment Bank announced its 2016 capital investment plan for companies operating in seven prefectures in Kyushu: the total cost of capital investment reached 532.
7 billion yen, an increase of 3.
5% year-on-year, an increase
for the fourth consecutive year.
According to analysis, this is driven by the need for research and development in semiconductors such as smartphones and automotive equipment parts, as well as the good construction of hotels and villas in Fukuoka City and other regions
.
In the manufacturing industry, equipment investment expenses are planned to reach JPY 253.
7 billion, up 2.
9% y/y, with equipment investment expenses tripling
in the precision equipment industry.
Investment in transportation equipment increased by 25.
0%
in new vehicle production lines and new shipbuilding equipment.
In addition, investment in power generation turbines also increased, and steel investment also increased by 24.
9%.
On the other hand, investment in non-manufacturing increased by 4.
2% to JPY 279 billion
.
In addition to the 9.
4% increase in investment in new production vehicles in the transportation sector, investment in renewable energy related to the power sector and wood-based biomass thermal power generation business also increased, up 47.
6%
year-on-year.
In terms of the development of each prefecture, investment has increased
in the five prefectures of Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima.
Kumamoto's investment has increased significantly, mainly due to the need for
smartphone component research.
On the other hand, investment in equipment in Oita and Miyazaki prefectures decreased
.
Regarding the impact of the Kumamoto earthquake in April on the investment plan for this equipment, the Kyushu branch of the Japanese policy investment bank said that "when the earthquake occurs, very few
companies immediately resume operations.
" ”
On August 4, the Japan Policy Investment Bank announced its 2016 capital investment plan for companies operating in seven prefectures in Kyushu: the total cost of capital investment reached 532.
7 billion yen, an increase of 3.
5% year-on-year, an increase
for the fourth consecutive year.
According to analysis, this is driven by the need for research and development in semiconductors such as smartphones and automotive equipment parts, as well as the good construction of hotels and villas in Fukuoka City and other regions
.
In the manufacturing industry, equipment investment expenses are planned to reach JPY 253.
7 billion, up 2.
9% y/y, with equipment investment expenses tripling
in the precision equipment industry.
Investment in transportation equipment increased by 25.
0%
in new vehicle production lines and new shipbuilding equipment.
In addition, investment in power generation turbines also increased, and steel investment also increased by 24.
9%.
On the other hand, investment in non-manufacturing increased by 4.
2% to JPY 279 billion
.
In addition to the 9.
4% increase in investment in new production vehicles in the transportation sector, investment in renewable energy related to the power sector and wood-based biomass thermal power generation business also increased, up 47.
6%
year-on-year.
In terms of the development of each prefecture, investment has increased
in the five prefectures of Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, and Kagoshima.
Kumamoto's investment has increased significantly, mainly due to the need for
smartphone component research.
On the other hand, investment in equipment in Oita and Miyazaki prefectures decreased
.
Regarding the impact of the Kumamoto earthquake in April on the investment plan for this equipment, the Kyushu branch of the Japanese policy investment bank said that "when the earthquake occurs, very few
companies immediately resume operations.
" ”
