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Manufacturing Sector in Switzerland

With more than 40% of all manufactured goods exported from Switzerland and employing a workforce of over 450’000, Manufacturing is a key industry for Switzerland. In a competitive global marketplace, with increasing macroeconomic pressures, the sector has become specialised, with the development of more advanced manufacturing techniques involving innovative research and design supported by a highly skilled workforce.

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Research and insight

  • China manufacturing competitiveness study 2011
    The report contains an in-depth study on the development and competitive landscape of China's manufacturing industry in relations to other Asian countries.
  • It’s the compass 2011
    Reveals that the emergence of China as a consumer and producer of wood and paper products has begun to have a tangible impact on the structure of that global industry.
  • The chemical multiverse
    Highlighting opportunities for global chemical companies to find a profitable place in the industry.
  • 2010 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index
    A new study outlines the perspectives of CEOs from Global manufacturers, exploring how nations could achieve superior manufacturing competitiveness.
  • Going vertical - Cost Management in a new era of steel integration
    Rising raw material prices and a greater desire by some steel producers for self-sufficiency will likely drive more upstream moves, according to a report from the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu (DTT) Global Manufacturing Industry group launched at the 6th International China Steel Congress in Beijing, China.
  • Compass 2010: Global forest, paper, and packaging sector outlook
    Positive indicators suggest that demand in the global forest, paper, and packaging (FP&P) sector will strengthen during 2010.

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  • Jürg Glesti
    Industry Leader Manufacturing