Mitsubishi HC Capital Inc. and Denzai K.K. have entered into a capital and business alliance aimed at strengthening infrastructure development and creating new opportunities in the heavy lifting sector.
Denzai is recognised for its lifting engineering capabilities, operating large cranes and specialised transport equipment across major infrastructure, plant, and construction projects in Japan and overseas. Its work spans expressways, dams, power generation facilities, steel plants, stadiums, and large-scale factories, where heavy lifting assets play a critical role in both development and maintenance.
Mitsubishi HC Capital, which has identified resilient social infrastructure as a key priority, brings extensive experience in leasing and financing construction machinery. By partnering with Denzai, the company aims to expand financing solutions for large cranes while unlocking new business models that leverage these high-value assets.
The alliance combines Denzai’s operational expertise in heavy asset management and project execution with Mitsubishi HC Capital’s financial know-how and broad customer network. Both companies plan to develop new services and solutions that maximise the value of infrastructure assets while addressing evolving industry demands.
Kohki Uemura, President and CEO of Denzai, said the partnership marks an important step in advancing the company’s ambition to become a global leader in heavy construction. He highlighted that integrating operational expertise with financial strength will create new business opportunities and enable higher value-added services.
Through this collaboration, the two companies aim to contribute to more resilient infrastructure systems and support the transition toward a sustainable and prosperous society.
