Sojitz is reportedly considering an investment of approximately ¥100 billion over the next three years in infrastructure development in Australia and New Zealand. The company is said to be targeting opportunities in renewable energy transmission network development and air-conditioning demand from data centers.
Sojitz is reportedly considering an investment of approximately ¥100 billion over the next three years in infrastructure development in Australia and New Zealand. The investment is intended to target the development of transmission networks for renewable energy and air-conditioning demand from data centers.
The company acquired Australian infrastructure developer Capella Capital in 2025, and its operations include projects such as hospitals and subway systems. The latest investment is reportedly intended to leverage this business platform and expand Sojitz’s involvement in regional infrastructure.
The investment comes against a backdrop of growing digital demand, with the company expected to strengthen its efforts in areas such as reinforcing transmission networks and meeting infrastructure demand for data center air conditioning.