Japan Bank for International Cooperation plans Euro-denominated bond issuance

Japan Bank for International Cooperation: The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is a Japanese government-owned policy financial institution that provides loans, equity investments, and guarantees to support Japanese companies' overseas business expansion and international projects focused on areas such as energy security, critical minerals, and supply chain resilience. It operates under the JBIC Act and frequently accesses international capital markets through government-guaranteed bond issuances. In connection with the reported SEC filing, JBIC is advancing plans to issue additional Euro-denominated bonds to fund its ordinary operations. Bond Program: JBIC maintains a longstanding program of issuing Japanese government-guaranteed bonds in global markets, including Euro and dollar denominations, to secure funding for its international financing activities. Recent Activity: JBIC has continued to announce new financings and partnerships in 2026, including support for overseas manufacturing and infrastructure projects aligned with Japan-U.S. strategic initiatives.