ITOCHU Announces Subsidy for Investment Support for Small and Medium Enterprise Productivity Improvement

This subsidy is a system that supports capital investments conducted by small and medium-sized enterprises in Date City, as the price rises and labor costs rise. The purpose is to improve productivity, reduce energy, and strengthen the management foundation, increase the effect of労働s in the future, improve the working environment, continue business stable, maintain and expand 。. This is a business that utilizes local development temporary grants to support the rise of the price of the country. The grant guidelines are applied from April 1, 2019, and the system itself will expire as long as March 31, 2019. The target person is based on the fact that it is a small and medium-sized enterprise, the corporation has a head office, a business office or a store in Date city, and the individual has an office or a store in the city. It is also mandatory that the representative or the officer is not a gangster, etc. or a close contact person, and the city tax etc. are not納ed. This website uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. By continuing to use this site, you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our Cookie Policy. Auxiliary target business is to introduce and update equipment that leads to productivity improvement, introduction of IT equipment that leads to operational efficiency, and introduction of energy-saving equipment that leads to cost reduction. The target cost is limited to facilities directly provided to business activities, such as manufacturing and processing machinery, commercial equipment, kitchen equipment, POS system, inventory management and customer management system, cashless payment terminal, operational efficiency software, LED lighting, energy-saving air conditioning and refrigeration facilities. Consumption tax, raw materials, consumables, repair repairs, rental fees, labor costs, real estate purchase costs, and transfer fees are excluded. The subsidy rate is 2/3 of the subsidy expenses, and the upper limit is 1,000,