The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) provides project financing, overseas investment loans, untied loans, export loans, guarantees, and equity participations to support Japanese companies' overseas business activities. It finances specific projects such as offshore wind farms in France, subway line construction in Canada, high voltage direct current offshore electricity transmission in Abu Dhabi, copper mine development in Peru, natural gas generation in the United States, and synthetic diamond manufacturing in the United States. Customers consist primarily of Japanese firms, including mid-tier enterprises and SMEs, operating in sectors like energy, infrastructure, resources, and manufacturing across global markets in Europe, North America, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. JBIC is led by Governor HAYASHI Nobumitsu, Deputy Governor AMAKAWA Kazuhiko, and Executive Managing Director HASHIYAMA Shigeto, among other senior executives. Headquartered in Tokyo with a branch office in Osaka and 19 representative offices worldwide, JBIC is wholly owned by the Japanese government and holds capital of 2,332.8 billion yen with outstanding loans, equity participations, and guarantees totaling over 17 trillion yen as of mid-2025.