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Large national companies intensify investments and generate optimism in the market
After facing a turbulent period marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, Brazil's industrial sector shows signs of recovery and optimism. According to the report “Investments in Industry 2023-2024” released by the National Confederation of Industry (CNI), there is a growing investment trend among large Brazilian companies, with positive forecasts for the coming years.
This study points out that a significant increase in the number of companies planning to resume or intensify their investments by 2025 is already underway. Of this group, a third indicate that the investment plans will be implemented this year. The research reveals that 40% of companies focus on the domestic market, 20% on the international market and 31% on both markets.
Strategies to increase production capacity
Companies are investing on several fronts to expand and improve their production capacity. Around 42% of companies plan to invest their investments in expanding and improving their operations. One of the key strategies is the adoption of new technologies and automation, which includes everything from the acquisition of modern machinery to the implementation of robotics and Artificial Intelligence, reducing errors and increasing production speed.
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Furthermore, systems such as industrial ERP have become fundamental. These management tools integrate different areas of the company, optimizing processes and boosting results. These resources, which are accessible to companies of all sizes, can be crucial to maintaining competitiveness in the global market.
O industrial ERP system is another example of the use of technology in favor of the industry. The management tool is capable of integrating different areas, contributing to the optimization of processes and leveraging results.
The resource is not exclusive to large companies, and it is possible to find alternatives for businesses of different sizes. There are software on the market, such as Industrial ERP Name, developed to meet the reality of small and medium-sized industries.
Innovation and development of new products
Investment in research and development is also a fundamental pillar for companies that wish to increase their product offering and, consequently, their production capacity. By innovating, industries not only expand their product catalog but also strengthen their competitive position in the market.
Recent data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) highlights that the most innovative sectors are the manufacturing of machinery and equipment, electronic products, chemical products, and electrical machines, devices and materials. This tendency towards innovation is essential to maintain the relevance and adaptability of Brazilian industries in the face of an ever-changing global economic scenario.
Investment in human capital and inventory management
Almost half of Brazilian industries face challenges in hiring qualified labor. To overcome this bottleneck, many companies are investing in continuous technical training, increasing the qualifications of their employees to meet the demands of an increasingly technical and specialized market.
Efficiency in inventory management is also seen as a critical factor for operational success. Adequate investments in this area can prevent delays in production caused by a lack of inputs, ensuring a more agile production line that is less subject to interruptions.
Conclusion
A Brazilian industry is clearly on a path of renewal and strengthening. With the resumption of investments and the focus on technology, innovation and professional qualification, expectations are that the country's productive capacity will continue to grow, contributing to a more robust and competitive economy.
Source: Camila Borges.
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