Hiroshi Yamada

Sankyo-Tateyama Holdings, Inc. is engaged in the manufacture, processing and sale of building materials and housing materials. The company operates in four business segments: The Building Materials Segment provides building sashes, doors, curtain walls, partitions and interior materials. The Housing Materials Segment offers sashes for houses, sliding doors, window screens, screen doors, interior materials, gate doors, fences, balconies, railings and kitchen systems. The Commercial Facility Segment maintains and manages shopping centers, convenience stores and other shops. The Materials and Others Segment provides aluminum billets, bars and various alloy products. The company was founded in December 1, 2003 and is headquartered in Takaoka, Japan.

Part of Sankyo Tateyama, Inc., SankyoAlumi-Co. is a private company based in Takaoka, Japan. The Japanese company creates new value and contributes to the realization of a rich life.

Development Bank of Japan, Inc. (DBJ) is a financial institution created in 1999 through the regrouping of JDB-Japan Development Bank and Hokkaido-Tohoku Development Finance Public Corp., and the adjunction of the finance divisions of Japan Regional Development Corp. and Japan Environment Corp. The firm is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan with a network of domestic branches, as well as overseas offices in New York and London, and a subsidiary in Singapore. Formerly government-owned, DBJ underwent restructuring in 2007. The current structure was established in 2008 when a several-year privatization process was initiated. DBJ is a socially-committed investor. It provides long-term complementary financing and debt guarantees to promote the development of regional economies in Japan. The firm also supports technology-based enterprises, urban redevelopment and socially-desirable projects. It operates in collaboration with private sector financial institutions and favor projects with high policy content. As part of their investment activities, DBJ manages private equity funds.