What is the main purpose of JERA's feasibility study for a U.S. listing?

The main purpose is to explore means of expanding overseas and broadening funding options, deepen engagement with global investors as it accelerates international expansion, and boost its ability to fund large energy projects and international expansion while raising its profile among global investors and providing stock for merger-and-acquisition deals.

What key financial and operational facts about JERA are highlighted in the article?

JERA is Japan's biggest power generator and biggest buyer of liquefied natural gas, generating annual revenue of 3 trillion yen ($18.48 billion) from assets of around 10 trillion yen; it has domestic power generation capacity of 59 gigawatts (including projects under development) and supplies about 30% of Japan's power; it handles about 35 million metric tons of LNG annually; it plans to invest 5 trillion yen from fiscal 2024 through 2035, targeting net profit of 350 billion yen by 2035, up from 183.6 billion yen in fiscal 2025.

JERA Begins Study on U.S. Listing Amid Overseas Expansion

Jul 16, 2026

Japan's largest power generator JERA is studying a potential U.S. stock market listing to fund international expansion and LNG projects, including gas-fired plants in the U.S., amid rising global investor demand.

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