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Volkswagen Group still grappling with supply chain crisis
Volkswagen Group admits that it is still feeling the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine and the related crisis in chip supplies. The crisis is passing, but the future and preventing the next one are more important. The German group has therefore developed a new strategy for purchasing electronic parts to ensure their supply in the long term 📈 📣 "Precise knowledge of the semiconductors used allows us to better determine the global demand and availability of these components. This underlines...
One in four workers at the electric motor factory in Tarnow will lose their jobs
👉 The financial crisis at the Tarnów-based ATB Tamel company has led to layoffs. The electric engine factory plans to reduce its workforce by 200 people by the end of this year. That's a quarter of all employees. 👉 The employment reduction plan at the Tarnów factory assumes that it will first affect those employees who have acquired pension rights, people employed under fixed-term and civil-law contracts (contracts of mandate and contracts for specific work), as well as prisoners....
As a result of the crisis, micro companies are looking for external financing
👉During the economic slowdown, delayed payments from customers, or problems with payment backlogs, owners of many companies must fight to maintain the financial liquidity of their businesses. The "Business Expenditure Barometer" study conducted on behalf of NFG shows that in this situation, every fourth micro-company (26%) has used additional financing in the last 12 months. 👉High interest rates have also caused entrepreneurs using external financing...
Full warehouses, empty wallets - this is the current situation of Polish farmers
This year, Polish farmers have been affected twice – by droughts and floods ☀🌧 Although in the spring there was talk of a harvest of up to 35 million tons of grain, today we already know that it will be lower. Unfortunately, this does not mean that prices will rise and farmers will get more money for their work. 📣 "Prices are shaped by the global situation and many other factors that farmers have no influence on. The method of risk management available to them is to store grain and wait for an adequate price...
Poles are closing and suspending businesses
👉In July, entrepreneurs registered 29,000 new companies - that is 6.4% less than a year ago. The decline is visible in most industries, the hardest hit being information and communication, as well as accommodation and catering (23% and 21%). The weakening is related to the bottom of the economic slowdown - explains Sebastian Sajnóg from the Polish Economic Institute. At the same time, the number of companies being closed is growing 📈 In July, 15,000 were deregistered, which means an increase of 9.9% compared to the previous...
Crisis in the transport industry
The transport industry is in crisis. The economic downturn has caused companies to start making losses ❗ The transport economy in the European Union has fallen sharply. Compared to last year, demand for transport services is significantly lower, in some cases even by 15–20 percent 📉 Unfortunately, experts predict that 2023 may end with losses for many transport companies, and in the worst case even bankruptcies. According to data from the Central Economic Information Center,...
Crisis quietly hits dairy plants
The dairy crisis has led to a deterioration in the industry's financial results. Gross profit in Q1 2023 fell to just PLN 64.8 million from as much as PLN 895 million in the same period of 2022. In turn, net profit fell to PLN 24.6 million in Q1 2023 compared to PLN 783.5 million a year ago. This gives 7 and 3 percent of last year's profits, respectively 📉 The crisis of Polish milk processing plants was caused by record milk purchase prices at the end of last year combined with falling prices in stores...
The timber industry is sounding the alarm that the Polish timber market is in crisis
👉Due to the horrendously high prices of wood sales, companies are shortening the time of production and in some cases closing down 👉The Polish Chamber of Commerce of the Wood Industry (PIGPD) and seven other entities are appealing to the Prime Minister in connection with the crisis. According to the authors of the letter, many smaller companies have no orders at all, which puts them on the brink of bankruptcy. 👉One company from the Olecko commune has filed for bankruptcy as a result, and 260 people have lost their jobs. Industry representatives say that many companies...
A powerful crisis in the housing market
The largest industry organizations have submitted an appeal to the Speaker of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland to continue processing the committee bill on reducing bureaucracy and legal barriers. The reason? Counteracting the crisis in residential construction 🏗 According to data from the Central Statistical Office, 33% fewer constructions were started in the first half of this year than in the same period a year earlier. The number of apartments for which permits were issued also decreased. Compared to the same period a year earlier, the difference is 37.6% 📉 In...
A tsunami is sweeping through Polish gastronomy
👉The Polish catering industry has been facing successive problems for three years - the pandemic, war, inflation and the energy crisis. According to BIG InfoMonitor, its arrears already amount to PLN 800 million and increased by 7% compared to the previous year. This is important because already in 2022, catering was the second sector of the economy in which debt collection activities took place most often - only transport was worse. The Polish Chamber of Gastronomy speaks directly of a crash 📉 👉Increase...
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