Osaka, Japan's bustling metropolis, effortlessly combines ancient traditions with modern advancements. From the famous street food in Dotonbori to historic sites like Osaka Castle, the city enchants visitors with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant energy.
For European companies looking to expand, Osaka serves as a strategic gateway to the Asian market. The city's economy boasts a diverse range of thriving industries, including life sciences, chemicals, food, renewable energy, electrical equipment, and tourism. With strong infrastructure, a 24-hour international airport, a skilled workforce, and a business-friendly environment, Osaka offers abundant opportunities for growth and success.
In addition, Osaka is aiming to become a global financial city by attracting and facilitating the entry of Fintech firms and investors from the finance sector into its financial market. Various incentives are being provided, including a subsidy for base establishment, local tax reduction, and a one-stop consulting service for financial licenses, business matching, English-friendly office location, recruitment of financial professionals, and other related matters.
Investing in Osaka not only opens the door to Japan's prosperous economy but also provides a gateway for expanding into the broader Asian market. Osaka invites European financial companies to flourish in its dynamic market. Seize the chance to benefit from Japan's strong economy, explore diverse investment opportunities, and harness Osaka's vibrant business ecosystem for sustained growth and success in the heart of Asia.
For more information, please contact Osaka Global Finance One-Stop Support Center via: f-onestop@global-financial-city-osaka.jp
Source: Pasona Group Inc.
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