JIC PEFJ1 Limited Partnership

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JIC PEFJ1 Limited Partnership is a private equity investment limited partnership established by Japan Investment Corporation (JIC) as a dedicated co-investment vehicle for large-scale transactions. It operates in parallel with the main JIC PEF1 Limited Partnership fund, managed by JIC Capital, Ltd., to support deals exceeding typical fund sizes in industry restructuring and business reorganization.

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The fund focuses on buyouts, carve-outs, consolidations, and growth investments targeting Japanese companies in strategic sectors such as semiconductors, advanced materials, and manufacturing. Its mandate emphasizes enhancing international competitiveness, fostering new industries aligned with Society 5.0, and providing long-term risk capital where private markets alone may be insufficient.

Structured under Japan's Limited Partnership Act for Investment, JIC serves as a primary limited partner with substantial capital commitments, while JIC Capital acts as the general partner responsible for investment decisions and portfolio management. The partnership is headquartered in Tokyo and forms part of the broader JIC group, a government-backed entity established under the Industrial Competitiveness Enhancement Act to promote domestic investment cycles and industrial transformation.

Notable activity includes its indirect role in the 2024 acquisition of JSR Corporation, a major semiconductor materials producer, positioning it as a key player in Japan's private equity landscape for large-scale industrial deals.

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JIC PEFJ1 in chemical industry news

9 November 2026
Mitsui Chemicals to acquire JSR, file shelf registration and revise B&GM split-off scope

Plans to buy JSR for ¥1.84 trillion, target closing in H2 of FY ending March 2028; DBJ to co-invest ¥200bn; shelf registration up to ¥150bn to help refinance a ¥1,640bn bridge loan.