Japanese steel forges ahead with double JBIC deal

Region:

Middle East & Africa, Asia-Pacific

Connor Lovell

Reporter

The ailing Japanese steel sector — the second largest in the world — has received $405 million in financing, in favour of two overseas subsidiaries, from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and a set of commercial Japanese lenders.

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