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Indiana Commerce Secretary Travels to Japan to Boost Investment

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 13
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What happened

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Chuck Goodrich traveled to Japan to strengthen international business relationships for Indiana. The trip, part of Mike Braun’s administration efforts, included visits to Tokyo and Nagoya. Goodrich met with executives from Japanese companies operating in Indiana, including Toyota and Honda, and representatives from Indiana businesses with operations in Japan.

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Why it matters

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Japan is Indiana’s largest source of foreign investment, accounting for over 27% of the state’s international businesses. Since 2005, Japanese companies have committed more than $10 billion in investments throughout Indiana. The state currently hosts 290 Japanese business facilities supporting nearly 62,000 jobs.

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Who's involved

  • Chuck GoodrichIndiana Secretary of Commerce, leading the trip to Japan
  • Mike BraunGovernor of Indiana, whose administration initiated the trip

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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    Indiana might attract additional foreign investment and job opportunities to the state.

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