Bank of Iwate Overview

  • Investor Type
  • Strategic Acquirer

  • Status
  • Active

  • Professionals
  • 1

Professionals

  • Investments
  • 11

  • Portfolio
  • 3

  • Exits
  • 4

Exits

Bank of Iwate General Information

Company Description

Bank of Iwate is headquartered in Japan and provides financial services both in Japan and internationally. The company derives the majority of its revenue from providing deposit and lending services to customers. Customers include individuals, companies, and governments. In addition to deposit and lending services, the company invests and trades in securities. The Bank of Iwate focuses its operations in Iwate, and the Iwate prefecture of Japan is a shareholder. The company earns the majority of its revenue domestically.

Business Details

Formerly Known As
Iwate Shokusan Bank
Year Founded
1932
Investor Status
Actively Seeking New Investments
Primary Investor Type
Corporation
Corporate Office
  • 2-3, Chuodori 1-chome
  • Morioka, Iwate 020-8688
  • Japan
+81

Bank of Iwate Investments & Acquisitions (11)

Company Name Deal Date Deal Type Deal Size Industry Company Stage Lead Partner
Robofull 20-Aug-2024 Early Stage VC Machinery (B2B) Generating Revenue
WAmazing 08-Dec-2023 Information Services (B2C) Generating Revenue
Renaissance Lupin 22-Nov-2019 IT Consulting and Outsourcing Generating Revenue
Wired Beans 20-Aug-2018 Business/Productivity Software Generating Revenue
Rei Frontier 14-Dec-2016 Business/Productivity Software Generating Revenue
GRCS 01-Nov-2016 IT Consulting and Outsourcing Profitable
Iwagin Credit Service 30-Jun-2016 Consumer Finance Generating Revenue
Iwagin DC Card 30-Jun-2016 Specialized Finance Generating Revenue
Iwagin DC Card 17-May-2016 Merger/Acquisition Specialized Finance Generating Revenue
Shoei 22-Oct-2009 Later Stage VC Industrial Supplies and Parts Generating Revenue
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Bank of Iwate Exits (4)

Company Name Exit Date Exit Type Exit Size
Robofull 12-May-2026 Merger/Acquisition
Rei Frontier 27-Dec-2023
GRCS 18-Nov-2021 IPO
Shoei 20-Dec-2011 Merger/Acquisition
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Bank of Iwate Affiliates

Subsidiaries (3)

Name Industry Location Year Founded
Iwagin Future Investment Morioka, Japan 2023
Iwagin Jigyo Souzou Capital Morioka, Japan 2015
Iwagin DC Card Morioka, Japan 1989

Bank of Iwate FAQs

  • What is Bank of Iwate?

    Bank of Iwate is headquartered in Japan and provides financial services both in Japan and internationally.

  • When was Bank of Iwate founded?

    Bank of Iwate was founded in 1932.

  • Where is Bank of Iwate headquartered?

    Bank of Iwate is headquartered in Morioka, Japan.

  • How many investments has Bank of Iwate made?

    Bank of Iwate has made 11 investments.

  • What has Bank of Iwate invested in?

    Bank of Iwate has made numerous investments in companies like Robofull, WAmazing, and Renaissance Lupin within the Machinery (B2B), Information Services (B2C), and IT Consulting and Outsourcing industries.

  • What has Bank of Iwate invested in recently?

    Bank of Iwate's latest investment was on 20-Aug-2024 in Robofull, a company within the Machinery (B2B) industry.

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