Which Japanese companies are in Wu Hanyou?

The first well-known Japanese company to enter Wuhan was NEC. As early as the early 1990s, NEC had invested in Wuhan. From 65438 to 0993, NEC established a mobile communication company in Wuhan, mainly engaged in the research, production and sales of mobile phones and related communication equipment, and launched mobile phone business for the whole China market. In recent years, NEC has continuously increased its investment in Wuhan. At present, NEC has three branches in Wu Hanyou, mainly involving communication and computer industries. At the beginning of 2007, the National Development and Reform Commission also approved Wuhan NEC to increase its capital by 6543.8 USD+400 million USD.

Up to now, there are more than 70 Fortune 500 companies investing in Wuhan, including more than 20 from Japan. Japanese investment in Wuhan covers a wide range of fields, from automobiles and parts to manufacturing industries such as building materials, from logistics to real estate development, catering and entertainment services.

Among them, the automobile industry is the largest investment field of Japanese capital in Wuhan.

In 2003, Dongfeng Motor and Nissan jointly established Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd., which is the largest joint venture project in China automobile industry, including all-round cooperation between commercial vehicles and passenger cars. In the joint venture company, Dongfeng and Nissan each hold 50% shares. When Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. was founded, its registered place was Zhuankou Development Zone in Wuhan.

Not only Nissan, but also Dongfeng and Honda jointly established Dongfeng Honda Company in Wuhan. Dongfeng Honda was established in the second half of 2003, and the company is also located in Dunkou Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone.

After the establishment of Dongfeng Honda, it developed rapidly. By 2007, its output value and tax payment had surpassed that of Shenlong.

The rapid development of Wuhan auto industry has also attracted many Japanese auto parts manufacturers, and a number of well-known Japanese auto parts companies such as Riken and Showa are accelerating their presence in Wuhan Development Zone.

At present, there are more than 30 Japanese-funded enterprises in Dunkou Development Zone, and the total direct investment of Japanese-funded enterprises in the development zone has reached 1 billion US dollars, which is the second largest foreign investment in the development zone after French investment.

In addition to the Japanese-funded automobile and parts industry cluster in Dunkou Development Zone, Wuhan Donghu Development Zone has gathered more than 40 Japanese-funded enterprises engaged in communication, optoelectronics, automobile electronics and other industries.

In the financial field, Mizuho Industrial Bank, the second largest bank in Japan, will open a branch in Wuhan this year. Japan's largest bank, Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, also intends to set up a branch in Wuhan to engage in financial services such as infrastructure financing and project financing.