Manufacturing
The share of top 10 manufacturing countries is 70.48% of the global manufacturing output. This is a huge opportunities !
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Global manufacturing output was $16.03 trillion worldwide in 2022, encompass various manufacturing sectors, ISIC 15 to 37.
Within this classification, the top 10 (ten) countries known for their production are China, mainly on textiles, electronics, machinery, and automotive, with the value of $4.5 trillion. Second is United States, mainly on aerospace industry, automotive, electronics, and pharmaceuticals, with a value of manufacturing output $2.4 trillion. Germany is the third, mainly in automotive, machinery, chemicals, and electronics; $800 billion. Japan is the second largest in Asia after China. Japan manufacture automotive, electronics, machinery, and chemicals, with a total manufacturing output of $1 trillion. South Korea produced $600 billion mainly on electronics, automotive, and shipbuilding. India majorly produce textiles, automotive, chemicals, and electronics; $300 billion. Italy produce $300 billion of fashion, machinery, and automotive. United Kingdom and France produce mainly aerospace product, automotive, and pharmaceuticals; each of them produce $250 billion. Brazil produce $200 billion of automotive, textiles, and food processing.
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Big Opportunity for Corporations
The share of the Top 10 manufacturing countries is 70.48% of the global manufacturing output. This means the rest 185 countries in the world, averagely contribute about 0.16%. Global Manufacturing Center, Fundamental Asia consider this a big opportunities. Not only for the 'weak 185' but also for the global interest and just global welfare.
Raw Materials
The secure and timely procurement of raw materials is critical to uninterrupted manufacturing operations. Whether in metals, polymers, or critical minerals like lithium and rare earth elements, manufacturers rely on stable supply chains to support continuous production, product development, and cost-efficiency in sectors such as automotive, electronics, and construction.
Energy and Power Supply Systems
Robust and resilient power infrastructure is a strategic imperative for manufacturers, as operational continuity hinges on reliable energy sources. Investments in industrial-grade generators, transformers, and renewable energy systems are not only mitigating power-related risks but also aligning with sustainability targets and energy efficiency mandates.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
ERP systems form the digital backbone of manufacturing operations, integrating core functions such as procurement, inventory, finance, production planning, and human resources. Leading manufacturers deploy ERP platforms to drive real-time visibility, streamline workflows, and improve decision-making across complex, multi-site enterprises.
Industrial Automation Equipment
Automation equipment remains a cornerstone of modern manufacturing strategy, enabling firms to scale production, enhance precision, and minimize labor dependency. Advanced robotics, CNC machines, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are now integral to optimizing throughput, ensuring consistent quality, and maintaining global competitiveness in high-mix, high-volume environments.
Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO)
MRO supplies play a vital yet often underappreciated role in sustaining manufacturing performance. From industrial lubricants to replacement parts and safety gear, MRO procurement ensures asset uptime, minimizes unplanned downtime, and supports a safe, compliant, and productive work environment.
Industrial IoT Devices and Sensors
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices are transforming factory floors by enabling real-time data acquisition, asset monitoring, and predictive maintenance. These sensor-based systems enhance operational agility, reduce costly breakdowns, and are foundational to Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing initiatives.
Logistics and Supply Chain Services
Reliable logistics and agile supply chain services are crucial to minimizing lead times, controlling costs, and ensuring just-in-time delivery. Manufacturers increasingly rely on third-party logistics (3PL), warehousing, and freight solutions to navigate global complexities and maintain synchronized operations from supplier to customer.
Training & Capacity Building for Workforce Development
Despite advances in automation, the demand for technically skilled labor remains high. Engineers, technicians, and machine operators provide the human expertise necessary for process optimization, machine maintenance, and innovation. Strategic workforce development is essential to sustaining operational excellence and mitigating talent shortages.
Health, Safety, and Risk Management Systems
Comprehensive health, safety, and risk management systems are critical for manufacturers aiming to ensure regulatory compliance, protect workforce wellbeing, and maintain operational continuity. We develop industry-specific Implementation of safety protocols, risk assessments, and emergency response systems to protect workers and minimize operational hazards.
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We Support Industry-Specific Companies
The products and services outlined above represent high-priority demands that vary in relevance and application depending on the specific manufacturing sector. While core elements such as automation equipment, raw materials, and ERP systems are foundational across most industries, others—like additive manufacturing, specialized chemicals, or environmental compliance—are tailored to the operational needs, regulatory environments, and innovation cycles of particular sectors such as aerospace, automotive, pharmaceuticals, or heavy industry. Understanding these distinctions is essential for manufacturers and suppliers seeking to align strategic investments with sector-specific drivers of productivity, compliance, and competitive advantage.