Heavy investments by Japanese ordsprog

Heavy investments by Japanese firms, aimed at boosting their overseas operations and businesses, are now beginning to yield huge returns for them and this trend will not come to an end in the foreseeable future.

Japanese manufacturers will further differentiate high-value added products and low-value added ones. The former remains at home and the latter will be sent overseas. Such a trend will continue in the future, too.

Masayuki Hoshina

Nomura should sow seeds not only in Japan but all across the world. Any hesitation and Japanese banks will steal business by joining with overseas firms.

Japanese companies made higher profits than last year on their overseas operations, particularly in China and in the services sector.

Tomomichi Akuta

The overseas network operations will bring Chinese firms experience and make them more reliable. It will be easier for them to get deals in the domestic market.

The trend will be a stronger yen through to the end of this month. Strong stocks are drawing flows of overseas money into Japanese assets.

Osamu Takashima

Despite facing some growing pains in 2005, it was an outstanding year for Drew. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable. We made significant strides by gaining market share and increasing efficiencies for new products, as well as improving results at businesses acquired over the last two years, all while maintaining excellent customer service. We continue to invest heavily in growth in terms of capital improvements, product quality programs, and most importantly, in people, and we are optimistic that these investments will continue to yield favorable returns.

Leigh J. Abrams

We really do believe that industrial biotech is critical to our evolution, but the technologies of the foreseeable future just do not give the returns we expect from our research dollar.

Japanese investors are buying overseas assets, seeking higher yields than at home. This trend will remain in the first half and be negative for the yen.

Kazuhiro Nishina

Given the fact that investments in rural areas still yield low returns compared to those in urban areas, it may be difficult to see an immediate upturn in overall nationwide land prices.

The increase in seed investments indicates a positive sign for the future of the Israeli hi-tech sector. We can expect this trend to continue throughout 2006, which promises to be a peak year for seed investments in Israel.

The fact the rand is firming has to do with the general trend with supportive commodity prices -- also we are seeing some Japanese investments back into emerging markets.

Businesses continue to look at the future with some skepticism. Companies again report weaker employment outcomes in December, while capital spending also weakened somewhat. The official cash rate is even more firmly on hold for the foreseeable future.

Apple realized that people want to carry at least mobile phones and music players. Japanese firms also know that, and they are ready to go overseas with their high-tech mobile handsets.

We have built up an infrastructure that exceeds current -- and I would say likely -- demand for the foreseeable future. As in any industry, irrational pricing and uneconomic returns can only take place for so long.

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