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Russia-Japan Investment Fund
Russia-Japan Investment Fund is a partnership between the Russian Direct Investment Fund and JBIC IG Partners, a subsidiary of the Japan Bank for International...
Russia-Japan Investment Fund
Russia-Japan Investment Fund is a partnership between the Russian Direct Investment Fund and JBIC IG Partners, a subsidiary of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation. The fund invests in Russian companies and promotes economic cooperation between Russia and Japan. It has made 2 investments and 1 portfolio exit.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2017
AUM
$1B
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Russia
City
Moscow
Corporate office
Moscow, Russia
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who established the Russia-Japan Investment Fund and what is its mandate?
The fund was established in August 2017 by JBIC IG Partners, a subsidiary of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, and an unnamed Russian state-backed investment partner (per the firm). Its mandate is to generate competitive returns by investing in projects and corporations that advance bilateral economic cooperation between Russia and Japan, deploying a total commitment of $1 billion.
What investment stages and sectors does RJIF target?
RJIF's strategy spans early-stage ventures through late-stage expansion, with a generalist venture and growth-equity orientation. The firm has not published a specific sector restriction list, but its bilateral mandate steers deal flow toward infrastructure, industrial, and technology projects that serve economic cooperation between the two nations. Exact portfolio holdings are not publicly disclosed.
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