Nearly Four Of Japanese Companies Invest Overseas To Consider Divestment.

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Net Xiaobian to introduce to you is the Japanese enterprise investment overseas distress topic, nearly 40% consider the divestment.

According to the survey, nearly 40% of Japanese companies investing in overseas countries are considering divestment.

According to Japanese media,

According to a survey report published by the Empire database of enterprise investigation organization 15, nearly 40% of the Japanese enterprises investing overseas have considered or are considering withdrawing funds to return to Japan.

Japan news network reported that the survey was conducted in from September 16th to 30th this year, and 10 thousand and 968 enterprises answered.

The survey shows that 39.4% of overseas investment enterprises have considered withdrawal or are considering withdrawal, mainly due to the difficulty of overseas development.

The specific problems are: the difficulty of capital recovery (38.3%), the "treatment requirements of the present employees" (31.8%) and the "influence of the exchange rate fluctuation on the management" (26.5%).

"Empire database" analysis said that the fluctuation of foreign exchange rate has limited impact on large enterprises, but for small and medium-sized enterprises with relatively weak financial strength, the exchange rate fluctuation has a great impact on the operation, and the proportion affected is 38.7%.

In addition, the survey also shows that 14.7% of Japanese enterprises have their own production or sales bases overseas.

If coupled with business cooperation,

In other forms, the proportion of enterprises directly related to overseas is 18.8%.