The UK and Japan are finalizing an £18bn investment agreement, expected to create tens of thousands of jobs, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosts Sanae Takaichi in London.
UK and Japan sign £18B investment deal: £9B for 5.9 GW offshore wind, plus Rolls-Royce nuclear tech partnership. Energy and advanced tech infrastructure commitment reflects Western alliance on industrial supply chains and critical capability building.
The agreement is expected to create tens of thousands of jobs
Jun 14, 2026
06:07 pm
What's the storyThe United Kingdom and Japan are on the verge of signing an £18 billion ($24.1 billion) investment deal.
The agreement is expected to create tens of thousands of jobs in sectors like offshore wind, infrastructure, and financial services.
UK, Japan set to agree $24 billion investment, tech partnerships
UK and Japan seal landmark deal worth £18bn
UK and Japan set to agree investment deal worth £18bn
UK, Japan set to agree $24 billion investment, tech partnerships - Economy - The Jakarta Post
UK and Japan finalize $24B investment and technology partnership
UK and Japan poised to seal landmark £18 billion investment deal
UK and Japan agree huge investment deal to create thousands of British jobs
UK and Japan set to agree investment deal worth £18billion
UK and Japan finalize $24B investment and tech partnerships spanning AI, chips, and quantum
Starmer agrees investment deal with Japan as EU deal questioned
LONDON, June 13 : Britain and Japan are set to agree investment and technology partnerships worth more than £18 billion ($24…
Investment deal is expected to create tens of thousands of new jobs in Britain
Keir Starmer says commercial and government agreements will create tens of thousands of jobs
The agreements include a Japanese five-year investment pipeline of more than 9 billion pounds in infrastructure and financial…
The UK and Japan are finalizing a $24 billion investment and technology partnership covering AI, semiconductors, quantum tech,…
Keir Starmer is set to meet with Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi on Sunday at Downing Street
