Indonesia state investor to launch fund with Development Bank of Japan

$60m fund to finance midsize companies with eye toward future tie-ups

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Trucks drive past stacks of containers at the Tanjung Priok port in Jakarta. Logistics is likely to be an area of investment for the fund. © Reuters

YUKI SEKIGUCHI

TOKYO -- The government-backed Development Bank of Japan will as early as Friday launch a $60 million fund with Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund to provide financing to midsize companies in a country with bright economic growth prospects.

The DBJ and the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) will set up a jointly run operating company, with each side contributing $30 million. This will mark the DBJ's first partnership of this kind with a foreign state-backed fund.

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