News
23 January 2017

DBJ to help Toshiba amid US nuclear business losses

Region:
Asia-Pacific

The Development Bank of Japan (DBJ) has been asked to provide financial help to Toshiba as the group expects losses of $6.17 billion from its US nuclear business. Without aid, the company risks falling into capital deficit.

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