Latvian foreign auto imports producing companies expect an average 9% increase in turnover :: db.lv
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Latvian generating companies in the export share of turnover currently represent around 71% and this year the company plans to conclude with an average of 9% increase in turnover and retain the export shares, according to Swedbank's manufacturing business survey.
"The survey results confirm our firms producing high export capacity foreign auto imports and focus and the export share retention while increasing the total turnover. Investment plans for both gets care and investment focus more focused foreign auto imports and efficiency exercises, rather than creation of new products. The most commonly cited barrier to growth for both Latvian and Estonia is - in demand. However, if the demand arises, but not the capacity, there is a risk that the company is unable to meet this demand. Recommended should also be a greater focus on new markets and new product development, which is also required for active investments, foreign auto imports "said Swedbank board member and Corporate Banking Department Reinis Grouse.
Plans to increase its turnover to 60% of firms producing significantly more of their plans to large enterprises with a turnover of over 20 million euros (83%), as well as food industry workers (72%). Food industry plans to more rapid increase: 15%. True, the implementation of the plan may be affected by various factors, such as very low inflation in Europe, low raw material prices, slower than expected growth in Europe and Russia-EU Mutual sanctions. Similarly, the Estonian study predicted an increase in turnover foreign auto imports of 67% of the respondents.
Last year, the companies were on average 70% share of export turnover this year plans to 71%. Most (61%) plan to maintain the current share of exports. 9% plan to increase 30% - decrease. More plans to increase the food industry, where a difference of Latvian Estonian (Latvian, foreign auto imports 58%, Estonia 35%) and wood (Latvian, 89% in Estonia, 65%). Export growth in Estonia foreign auto imports in 2014 an average of 9% of plans.
As the main obstacle to the export of manufacturers cite weak or unstable demand 53%. The next obstacle is the production capacity (31%). foreign auto imports In many sectors, capacity is close to the maximum, while the investments are not made in sufficient quantities due to cautious foreign auto imports sentiment. The food industry as an obstacle to the acquisition of noted barriers to market (52% of the surveyed food producers). Metal and building materials industries particularly pronounced min demand foreign auto imports (respectively 83% and 67%). In Estonia analogous study of barriers to exports between the 1st and is in demand (51%), 2nd place barriers to market learning (30%) and 3rd place - labor force (25%).
82% of surveyed companies plan investments in businesses which indirectly confirms the high capacity utilization in most sectors. On average, its planned investments of up to 500 000 euros, more than the following amounts planned for 26% of the investment. Increased investment (over 500 000 euros) plans to companies foreign auto imports with a turnover of over 20 million euros per year and companies operating in the food sector. Investments planned in such sectors as manufacturing process efficiency improvement (79%), workforce foreign auto imports optimization (58%), the production of higher value-added products (55%).
46% of companies surveyed foreign auto imports admit that their development is already affected by a shortage of labor. Most (55%) of the respondents note the timber companies. The least (28%) of companies in the food industry. Estonia also has a similar situation - there's an analogous survey 45% of companies said they feel the impact of labor shortages on the company's development.
51% of companies plan to increase salaries in their companies. The average foreign auto imports salary increase of 4.4% is forecast, but those companies that intend to salary increases, an increase in forecast nearly twice - by 8.6%. Small businesses and the timber industry predicts higher salary increases (9.5% and 11.7%). foreign auto imports Estonian survey forecasts for wage growth was similar - an average of 4.6%.
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Latvian generating companies in the export share of turnover currently represent around 71% and this year the company plans to conclude with an average of 9% increase in turnover and retain the export shares, according to Swedbank's manufacturing business survey.
"The survey results confirm our firms producing high export capacity foreign auto imports and focus and the export share retention while increasing the total turnover. Investment plans for both gets care and investment focus more focused foreign auto imports and efficiency exercises, rather than creation of new products. The most commonly cited barrier to growth for both Latvian and Estonia is - in demand. However, if the demand arises, but not the capacity, there is a risk that the company is unable to meet this demand. Recommended should also be a greater focus on new markets and new product development, which is also required for active investments, foreign auto imports "said Swedbank board member and Corporate Banking Department Reinis Grouse.
Plans to increase its turnover to 60% of firms producing significantly more of their plans to large enterprises with a turnover of over 20 million euros (83%), as well as food industry workers (72%). Food industry plans to more rapid increase: 15%. True, the implementation of the plan may be affected by various factors, such as very low inflation in Europe, low raw material prices, slower than expected growth in Europe and Russia-EU Mutual sanctions. Similarly, the Estonian study predicted an increase in turnover foreign auto imports of 67% of the respondents.
Last year, the companies were on average 70% share of export turnover this year plans to 71%. Most (61%) plan to maintain the current share of exports. 9% plan to increase 30% - decrease. More plans to increase the food industry, where a difference of Latvian Estonian (Latvian, foreign auto imports 58%, Estonia 35%) and wood (Latvian, 89% in Estonia, 65%). Export growth in Estonia foreign auto imports in 2014 an average of 9% of plans.
As the main obstacle to the export of manufacturers cite weak or unstable demand 53%. The next obstacle is the production capacity (31%). foreign auto imports In many sectors, capacity is close to the maximum, while the investments are not made in sufficient quantities due to cautious foreign auto imports sentiment. The food industry as an obstacle to the acquisition of noted barriers to market (52% of the surveyed food producers). Metal and building materials industries particularly pronounced min demand foreign auto imports (respectively 83% and 67%). In Estonia analogous study of barriers to exports between the 1st and is in demand (51%), 2nd place barriers to market learning (30%) and 3rd place - labor force (25%).
82% of surveyed companies plan investments in businesses which indirectly confirms the high capacity utilization in most sectors. On average, its planned investments of up to 500 000 euros, more than the following amounts planned for 26% of the investment. Increased investment (over 500 000 euros) plans to companies foreign auto imports with a turnover of over 20 million euros per year and companies operating in the food sector. Investments planned in such sectors as manufacturing process efficiency improvement (79%), workforce foreign auto imports optimization (58%), the production of higher value-added products (55%).
46% of companies surveyed foreign auto imports admit that their development is already affected by a shortage of labor. Most (55%) of the respondents note the timber companies. The least (28%) of companies in the food industry. Estonia also has a similar situation - there's an analogous survey 45% of companies said they feel the impact of labor shortages on the company's development.
51% of companies plan to increase salaries in their companies. The average foreign auto imports salary increase of 4.4% is forecast, but those companies that intend to salary increases, an increase in forecast nearly twice - by 8.6%. Small businesses and the timber industry predicts higher salary increases (9.5% and 11.7%). foreign auto imports Estonian survey forecasts for wage growth was similar - an average of 4.6%.
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