Industrial transfer brings huge export opportunities to automation manufacturers
When discussing the impact of global industrial transfer on the automation market, it is necessary to realize that this trend has hidden “danger” and “opportunity” for Chinese automation equipment manufacturers. 810-001489-016 With the migration of some manufacturing end manufacturers from China to lower-cost countries and regions, the direct demand for automation equipment in China may face a decline, which undoubtedly brings challenges to the domestic automation industry. In order to cope with this challenge, domestic automation equipment manufacturers need to adjust their strategies, explore new markets and business models, while increasing technological innovation, enhance the international competitiveness of products and services, in order to find new growth points in the global market.
How can automation manufacturers closely track the industrial transfer, tap the huge business opportunities in the process of industrial transfer and supply chain reshaping, especially domestic automation manufacturers, can take this opportunity to transform into a global influential multinational companies, will be the main theme of future market development.
1) The rapid development of emerging markets provides a huge market space for automation manufacturers.
With economic growth and industrial policy optimization in emerging markets such as Vietnam, India and Eastern Europe, these regions have become the new manufacturing centers of the world. For example, the Vietnamese government has introduced a series of preferential policies to attract foreign investment, including tax cuts and preferential land use rights, which has attracted a large number of electronics and automobile manufacturing enterprises to transfer production bases here. This industrial agglomeration effect has directly driven the increased demand for automation products and technologies, providing a broad 810-001489-016 stage for automation manufacturers to explore the export market.
2) The upgrading of manufacturing industry and the adjustment of industrial structure have increased the demand for automation technology.
Industrial transfer is usually accompanied by the demand for technological upgrading of the manufacturing industry in the destination country. In India, for example, as it becomes a global hub for software and services outsourcing, local governments and companies are looking to enhance the competitiveness of their manufacturing sector by introducing automation and intelligent technologies. This creates new export opportunities for providers of automation equipment and solutions.
3) The restructuring of the global supply chain provides automation manufacturers with opportunities to participate in the international market.
In the face of global economic volatility and trade policy uncertainty, companies are restructuring their supply chains to spread risk and reduce costs. For example, Ningde Times has chosen to build a new battery production base in Eastern Europe to better serve the European market. This geographical reorganization of the supply chain not only requires the automation of logistics and production facilities, but also requires efficient and reliable automation control systems, which provides abundant export and cooperation opportunities for automation manufacturers.