How will manufacturers finance their investments in 2023?
If manufacturers do make investments in 2023, despite recessionary pressures, how will these investments be financed?
Productivity remains one of the UK’s defining economic issues, especially when compared to the rest of the G7. Boosting investment would also boost growth and productivity, yet UK manufacturing investment has languished for many years.
Our report, run in partnership with Make UK, surveyed nearly 200 business leaders in the manufacturing sector. It reveals:
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If manufacturers do make investments in 2023, despite recessionary pressures, how will these investments be financed?
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Jonty Bloom, Business Journalist chaired our event in which Paul Williams, Chief Operating Officer of Brompton Bicycles Limited, Giles Wilkes, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government, Make UK and our industry experts spoke through the key findings of our report.
Tune in on demand to hear some practical considerations for manufacturers looking to invest more into 2023 and beyond.