The manufacturing sector ranges from diversified industrials to integrated technology companies. Our experts provide advice in mechanical engineering and industrial products, the metals industry, aerospace and defence.
Manufacturing depends more than almost any other industry in Germany on global investment in plant and equipment. The sector's great ability to adapt to customers' cyclical investment behaviour and respond rapidly to changes in key sales sectors and markets have helped it in the past, as has its focus on premium segments.
New technologies, intense global competition and regulatory requirements, such as the Supply Chain Act, are putting companies with their existing business models under pressure. This is forcing some in the manufacturing industry to make radical changes to existing processes and to realise innovations at short notice. Manufacturers who want to future-proof themselves because of this dynamic environment need to take smart business decisions and make bold yet sustainable investments.
Whether you are dealing with new technologies, new competitors, new business models or new customer expectations, the reality is that your business is changing. Our expertise will provide you with comprehensive support enabling you to act, rather than react, in the future. We keep an eye on market developments, regulatory requirements and technological innovations and help you actively shape the new reality.
Find out how KPMG can support you.
Ulrich Ackermann
Head of Tax, Head of Industrial Manufacturing
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
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Supply security in the manufacturing sector means optimally managing your own supply chain and supplier network. This requires the best possible assessment of customer demand and the networking of relevant data in the supply chain, while risk factors in the supply chain and supplier network mus also be analysed and identified.
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Sascha Glemser
Partner, Consulting, Value Chain Transformation
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
Marko Vogel
Partner, Consulting, Cyber Security
KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
Dr. Christine Heeg-Weimann*
Partner & Head Commercial Law - Commercial and Business Law
KPMG Law Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH
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