Nearly 40% Of Smes In The South China Sea Have Not Received Orders For Next Year.

How is the survival of SMEs in the South China Sea this year?

Yesterday, the survey results came out, in the 728 valid questionnaires, the first quarter.

It is reported that the questionnaire mainly investigated 15 types of enterprises, such as primary agricultural products, processed food and cosmetics, furniture, textiles and garments, toys, leather products, ceramic glass and plastic products, machinery and equipment, automobiles, household appliances, lighting equipment, chemicals and minerals.

The survey results show that textile and clothing, other mechanical and electrical products and furniture account for the top three, accounting for 14%, 12% and 11% respectively.

According to the number of employees, the respondents divided the enterprise size into 20 persons, 20 to 150 persons, 150 to 300 persons, 300 to 1000 persons, 1000 or more five categories. The ratios were 6%, 54%, 54%, 54%, and 6%, mainly in the small businesses of the small people.

It is reported that the output value of the enterprises surveyed accounted for less than 50% of the design output value, accounting for 40%, and half of the enterprises whose exports accounted for more than 60% of the output value of production.

The production type is mainly based on its own brand, OEM OEM and its own brand +OEM OEM. These three categories account for 95%, while less than 5% of the enterprises are ODM OEM.

In the export market, mainly in Europe and the United States, accounting for 45%.

Southeast Asia and Hongkong also account for 19% of the old export market.

As for the export situation in 2012, it is estimated that 345 of the enterprises accounted for less than 10% of the production capacity, accounting for 47%, and only 129 enterprises accounted for more than 50% of the total production capacity, accounting for 18%.