Take the data to see the development trend of Chinese plastics machinery enterprises this year
Take the data to see the development trend of Chinese plastics machinery enterprises this year
The data is the most rigorous and intuitive expression, and it tells the result, 59 points is 59, not 60 points because of love. Therefore, it is most fair to analyze the development trend of plastic machinery enterprises from the perspective of data. According to the latest data from the China plastics machinery industry association, China's plastic machinery enterprises lost more than 20% of their losses in the first three quarters of this year. Statistics show that there are 386 companies in the industry (operating income of 20 million yuan or more), down by 2.8 percent compared with the same period last year. Among them, more than 80 companies posted losses in the first three quarters of the year, an increase of 5.3 percent from the same period last year. The deficit reached 20.7 percent, a percentage point higher than last year. Revenue fell 3 per cent in the first three quarters, but the market in the third quarter was particularly grim, with revenues falling by double digits. In terms of imports and exports, the amount of plastic machine exports in the first nine months of this year increased by 4%, while imports plunged by 20%, mainly due to a sharp fall in average prices. In terms of quantity, the number of exports of plastic machines jumped 75%, while the number of imported machines was basically flat. Specifically, China imported 4,708 injection molding machines and 4,904 3D printers in the first nine months of the years. Meanwhile, 16828 injection molding machines and 58962 3D printers were exported. Though from a major importer of plastic machinery import quantity basic rose, but look from the amount, perhaps because of the euro, European countries generally tumbling, Germany fell 32.5%, Austria dropped 48.3%, a 33.1% drop in France and Italy fell by 28.9%. Exports to Vietnam, Thailand, South Korea and Mexico were up by 23.8 per cent, 40 per cent, 51.1 per cent and 38.5 per cent respectively. Turkey and Iran, meanwhile, fell 17.3 percent and 16.4 percent, respectively.
