As one of the fastest-growing emerging economies in the world, India has a huge demographic dividend and is expected to catch up with China to become the world's most populous country. Coupled with its solid training in scientific and technological talents and its advantages in English, it has attracted a large amount of foreign investment. India is considered will become the new world factory.
The Southeast Asian Manufacturing Alliance, initiated by Singapore, is mainly characterized by orderly and divided industrial zone planning. Singapore is a market entry hub and a high-tech development center.
Industry determines the scale and level of national economic modernization, plays a leading role in the contemporary world national economy, and is the fundamental guarantee for a nation’s economic independence, political independence, and national defense modernization. Industry is divided into two categories: The sector that consists of large industries that are highly capital intensive is called heavy industry, and the sector generally composed of smaller industries, more focused on the production of smaller consumer products is called light industry.
Manufacture all related machinery and design, replace manpower with mechanization, fully reduce personnel costs and increase efficiency, the upstream part is mostly component suppliers, the downstream is the manufacture of terminal machinery products, most of them are engaged in industrial machinery, responsible for assisting other industries in manufacturing and work.
Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) will resume economic growth in 2022, after contracting by 6.7% in all countries due to the effects of the pandemic last year. The recession caused by the epidemic will take years to recover from, and those living in poverty will continue to be the most affected.
The outbreak of the pandemic has caused the shutdown of supply-side factories around the world and the interruption of supply chains. The demand on the market side has also decreased, and the production of major global machinery products has been affected.
The goal of Making Indonesia 4.0 is to achieve Indonesia’s entry into the top ten economies in the world by 2030. The roadmap of Indonesia’s Industry 4.0 is the key to enhancing the overall competitiveness of Indonesia’s industry in the future digital era, guiding the implementation of Indonesia’s national strategy, and where the interests are at stake. Cooperation and coordinated implementation between various industries aim to promote inclusive national growth and sustainable community welfare.
Located in the southern hemisphere, Australia has the world's fourteenth largest economy. It is rich in natural resources and is the world's largest producer of iron ore, gold, and uranium. Australia is also one of the world's leading exporters of wool, meat, wheat, and cotton. The service industry occupies a dominant position in the Australian economy. The fastest-growing ones are business and financial services. Travel and tourism-related to secondary and higher education are also important industries in Australia.
In terms of 2019 data, India is the world's 10th largest machine tool producer and the world's 8th largest machine tool consumer. The Indian government has set a target for India’s manufacturing output value to account for 25% of GDP by 2025. Together with the prime minister’s active promotion of "Made in India", it will bring a huge boost to the demand for machine tools in India. The Indian machine tool market still has considerable development potential, and the Indian manufacturing market is rising rapidly.
With the spread of the US-China trade war, the development and business opportunities of Vietnam's industrial manufacturing have been accelerated. In recent years, Vietnam’s economic situation has performed well. In 2018, Vietnam’s average national income per capita reached US$2,590, an increase of US$200 from 2017 and 1.23 times that of 2015. The Vietnamese government is working hard to promote the development of the manufacturing market and set the goal of becoming an industrial power.
The United States, the European Union, and China are the world’s three largest economies, which together are estimated to account for 60.92% of the global economy in 2021.
South Korea is a country lacking natural resources. Its economic development is export-oriented, and its industrial structure is dominated by heavy chemical industries. The five major industries, including automobiles, shipbuilding, semiconductors, steel, and smartphones, earn a lot of foreign exchange for the country's economic growth.
Although the share of manufacturing in Japan's GDP has declined in the past few decades, Japan still has a very large manufacturing base. In addition, Japanese manufacturers have extensive global connections, especially in Southeast Asia, many of which have substantial operations in countries such as Thailand.
There are many reasons for manufacturers to move their offshore or near-shore production bases to Mexico. The advantage of cheap labor is one of the most prominent.
The manufacturing industry occupies an important position in the British economy. Although the UK has declined in industrial scale, it still has some of the world’s top companies in steel, pharmaceuticals, biological breeding, aerospace, machinery, microelectronics, military, and environmental sciences, etc. All aspects are among the best in the world.
It is predicted that in 2021, the four major industries of Taiwan's metal electrical and mechanical industries, information electronics, chemical industry, and people's livelihood industry will all grow positively.
The world is poised to change forever with the implementation of fifth-generation connectivity for data networks across the world. 5G has been promised to be the savior to any connectivity problems we've had in the past and it's also been highlighted as a path towards a fully wireless future.
In recent years, the Russian government has fully supported the development of the machine tool and automobile industry and has continued to try to get rid of the impact of continued Western economic sanctions and the decline in international crude oil prices. Therefore, the Russian government is actively promoting various "import substitution" and "production line modernization" policies.