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According to the 2010 Fall Business Forecast Report produced by the American Mold Manufacturers Association, most respondents indicated that the economic recovery has been good in the past three months. This quarter's survey shows that the current operating conditions of various companies have improved significantly over the previous three months. In this survey, 40% of member companies gave feedback, and 15% of them said that their current business conditions are “very goodâ€.
The current business environment has also improved significantly. 53% of the members said that the business environment is good, and only 44% of the respondents in the summer survey believe that the business environment has improved, which means that the mold industry is moving in the right direction. development of.
Twenty-seven percent of respondents have a “good†attitude towards the business environment, and the spring survey accounted for 41%. And the number of companies that said the business environment is "poor" has dropped significantly, with only 5%, down 1% from the summer of 2010. In the third quarter survey, members who complained about the “bad†economic environment were not available.
Their company's business forecast is revealed in the next three months, and optimism remains strong. Only 6% of respondents expect a “significant increase in business†compared to 9% in the spring, which is still higher than the spring survey. Business is expected to grow "moderately", however, from 35% to 31%, the summer survey, but still below the 44% more promising spring survey. Respondents expect the business to “change†from 44% in January this year and only 4% from the summer survey. Respondents expect the business to “moderately reduce†by four percentage points to 15%, compared to the 11% survey in the summer of 2010. Respondents expect no “significant reduction in business.â€
Most companies are optimistic when investigating business forecasts for the fourth quarter of 2010. However, only 6% of companies believe that the fourth quarter business will achieve "strong growth", which accounted for 9% in the spring survey. Some companies that forecast “stable growth†will account for 35%, and summer surveys will account for 31%, but still lower than 44% in the spring. Respondents expect 44% of companies with “unchanged†business growth, down 4% from summer surveys. Companies that expect the business to “decline†account for 15% of the summer's 11%. At present, no company predicts that the business in the fourth quarter will be “substantially reducedâ€.
When asked about the current sales performance of the company compared with the situation before the first three months, most of the respondents indicated that the current operating situation is a bit optimistic.
Respondents who held a “growth†view on corporate external quotations increased by one percentage point to 33%; respondents who “maintained the same†increased by five percentage points to 49%; “reduction†Respondents accounted for 18%. This is the lowest point in the past six months, indicating that the quotation activity is still very hot. Speaking of the autumn mold show held in Washington recently, many mold makers said that there are many quotes at the show, but the real signing is another matter.
However, one interviewee pointed out that “due to the recent rise in oil prices, we are still not sure whether this will allow many customers to place large orders at the end of the year. Of course, we hope this is a good sign.
Respondents with a “growth†view on shipments compared with 36% last year, the survey was as high as 48%; “maintained unchanged†companies accounted for 37% of respondents (down from 45% last year) Proportion); Respondents in the “reduced shipments†view accounted for 15%, down 4% from 19% last year.
Respondents with “stock hoarding growth†increased from 37% in the summer survey to 41%, confirming the “better†and “good†business forecasts for the company. Respondents who “have a constant cargo hoard†accounted for 33% (down one percentage point), and respondents who “decreased cargo hoarding†fell only 3% to 26% from the 29% in the summer survey. Among them, respondents indicated that sales orders have increased significantly since March, and there has been a shortage of supply.
Companies that “increased corporate profits in the fall†fell from 29% in the summer to 22%. Companies with “unchanged corporate profits in the fall†accounted for 65%, a significant increase from 47% in the summer. Companies that “declined corporate profits in the fall†accounted for only 13%, down from 24% in the summer.
Regardless of whether this is a "kind, gentle" car as reported in the industry results and decisions, it doesn't matter if their suppliers make money, or just some loose between the OEMs and buyers of the main original equipment manufacturers of purse bags Still a guess. But it is definitely a step in the right direction. According to one interviewee, “The business was the strongest since September 11, 2001, but the payment terms were the worst in 40 years.â€
This year's employment rate also reflects the fact that these companies are indeed doing a lot of business. Companies that said the company’s employment rate has “improved†accounted for 28%, an increase of two percentage points. In addition, 65% of companies said that the employment rate has remained unchanged, which is comparable to summer. Only 7% of companies said the employment rate has dropped. Compared with the data surveyed this spring, the proportion of companies with increased employment rates has indeed increased a lot.
At the same time, the employment boom has come again. Many mold companies complain that they cannot find the right employees. One of the business owners said that they just hired eight new people, but it was difficult to find a suitable employee. Due to the impact of the financial crisis, the layoffs of many companies have led to some high-quality employees losing their jobs and no longer looking at employment advertisements, which has become a problem for many companies.
The average number of employees in the current mold shop has dropped by one percentage point to 22. The average number of mold design and engineering employees is currently maintained at 5. The weekly working hours of store employees also increased by one hour to 47 hours. Design and engineering staff also rose to 46 hours.
However, one interviewee said: “Although my employees work 32 to 40 hours a week, production and working hours are not directly proportional.â€
One interviewee summed it up well and reflected the attitude of many mold company owners: “It takes a long time for the economy to fully recover, people will get more and more busy, but the current situation is that we are all hiring Busy with the right staff."
The current business environment has also improved significantly. 53% of the members said that the business environment is good, and only 44% of the respondents in the summer survey believe that the business environment has improved, which means that the mold industry is moving in the right direction. development of.
Twenty-seven percent of respondents have a “good†attitude towards the business environment, and the spring survey accounted for 41%. And the number of companies that said the business environment is "poor" has dropped significantly, with only 5%, down 1% from the summer of 2010. In the third quarter survey, members who complained about the “bad†economic environment were not available.
Their company's business forecast is revealed in the next three months, and optimism remains strong. Only 6% of respondents expect a “significant increase in business†compared to 9% in the spring, which is still higher than the spring survey. Business is expected to grow "moderately", however, from 35% to 31%, the summer survey, but still below the 44% more promising spring survey. Respondents expect the business to “change†from 44% in January this year and only 4% from the summer survey. Respondents expect the business to “moderately reduce†by four percentage points to 15%, compared to the 11% survey in the summer of 2010. Respondents expect no “significant reduction in business.â€
Most companies are optimistic when investigating business forecasts for the fourth quarter of 2010. However, only 6% of companies believe that the fourth quarter business will achieve "strong growth", which accounted for 9% in the spring survey. Some companies that forecast “stable growth†will account for 35%, and summer surveys will account for 31%, but still lower than 44% in the spring. Respondents expect 44% of companies with “unchanged†business growth, down 4% from summer surveys. Companies that expect the business to “decline†account for 15% of the summer's 11%. At present, no company predicts that the business in the fourth quarter will be “substantially reducedâ€.
When asked about the current sales performance of the company compared with the situation before the first three months, most of the respondents indicated that the current operating situation is a bit optimistic.
Respondents who held a “growth†view on corporate external quotations increased by one percentage point to 33%; respondents who “maintained the same†increased by five percentage points to 49%; “reduction†Respondents accounted for 18%. This is the lowest point in the past six months, indicating that the quotation activity is still very hot. Speaking of the autumn mold show held in Washington recently, many mold makers said that there are many quotes at the show, but the real signing is another matter.
However, one interviewee pointed out that “due to the recent rise in oil prices, we are still not sure whether this will allow many customers to place large orders at the end of the year. Of course, we hope this is a good sign.
Respondents with a “growth†view on shipments compared with 36% last year, the survey was as high as 48%; “maintained unchanged†companies accounted for 37% of respondents (down from 45% last year) Proportion); Respondents in the “reduced shipments†view accounted for 15%, down 4% from 19% last year.
Respondents with “stock hoarding growth†increased from 37% in the summer survey to 41%, confirming the “better†and “good†business forecasts for the company. Respondents who “have a constant cargo hoard†accounted for 33% (down one percentage point), and respondents who “decreased cargo hoarding†fell only 3% to 26% from the 29% in the summer survey. Among them, respondents indicated that sales orders have increased significantly since March, and there has been a shortage of supply.
Companies that “increased corporate profits in the fall†fell from 29% in the summer to 22%. Companies with “unchanged corporate profits in the fall†accounted for 65%, a significant increase from 47% in the summer. Companies that “declined corporate profits in the fall†accounted for only 13%, down from 24% in the summer.
Regardless of whether this is a "kind, gentle" car as reported in the industry results and decisions, it doesn't matter if their suppliers make money, or just some loose between the OEMs and buyers of the main original equipment manufacturers of purse bags Still a guess. But it is definitely a step in the right direction. According to one interviewee, “The business was the strongest since September 11, 2001, but the payment terms were the worst in 40 years.â€
This year's employment rate also reflects the fact that these companies are indeed doing a lot of business. Companies that said the company’s employment rate has “improved†accounted for 28%, an increase of two percentage points. In addition, 65% of companies said that the employment rate has remained unchanged, which is comparable to summer. Only 7% of companies said the employment rate has dropped. Compared with the data surveyed this spring, the proportion of companies with increased employment rates has indeed increased a lot.
At the same time, the employment boom has come again. Many mold companies complain that they cannot find the right employees. One of the business owners said that they just hired eight new people, but it was difficult to find a suitable employee. Due to the impact of the financial crisis, the layoffs of many companies have led to some high-quality employees losing their jobs and no longer looking at employment advertisements, which has become a problem for many companies.
The average number of employees in the current mold shop has dropped by one percentage point to 22. The average number of mold design and engineering employees is currently maintained at 5. The weekly working hours of store employees also increased by one hour to 47 hours. Design and engineering staff also rose to 46 hours.
However, one interviewee said: “Although my employees work 32 to 40 hours a week, production and working hours are not directly proportional.â€
One interviewee summed it up well and reflected the attitude of many mold company owners: “It takes a long time for the economy to fully recover, people will get more and more busy, but the current situation is that we are all hiring Busy with the right staff."
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