Perspective
Oct. 23, 2014
Japanese companies see opportunity in US expansion
Japanese companies large and small continue to look to the U.S. for expansion, whether through M&A, joint ventures with U.S. companies, or establishing "greenfield" U.S. subsidiaries. By John Iino and Dai Iwasaki
Japanese companies large and small continue to look to the U.S. for expansion, whether through M&A, joint ventures with U.S. companies, or establishing "greenfield" U.S. subsidiaries. This year, many Japanese firms have announced the establishment of new companies, opening new factories or other forays into the U.S. market, including Panasonic, Shinmei, Yokohama Rubber, Muji, Uniqlo and Nitori (Aki-Home).
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