2023-12-26 19:34:53
According to the recent publication of the Industry Portal, called “Commercial Openness Coefficients“, the data reveals a striking trend in the Brazilian industrial sector, highlighting a substantial increase in the importance of the foreign market, as expressed by the Export Coefficient. This indicator registered growth, reaching 20.3% in 2022, representing an increase of almost two percentage points compared to the previous year.
According to the report, the increase in the Export Coefficient reflects a growth in the volume of exported products compared to domestic production, indicating a dynamic response by the industry to economic conditions, seeking opportunities in the global market. However, the report also highlights a slowdown in the growth of the proportion of imported products in domestic consumption.
The Import Penetration Coefficient, also mentioned in the report, grew 1.1 percentage points in 2022, reaching 25.9%, marking the highest level in the historical series at constant prices. This increase was driven by the recovery in demand for consumer goods and investments, highlighting the resilience of the post-pandemic Brazilian economy.
José Antônio Valente, director of machinery and equipment rental franchise Franquias Trans Obra states that given the scenario revealed by the recent Industry Portal report, the challenging dynamics faced by the various sectors are evident. José Antônio continued saying that the report highlights a slowdown in the increase in imported products in domestic consumption, a phenomenon evidenced by the Import Penetration Coefficient, reaching 25.9%, a peak in the historical series at constant prices. “These nuances present challenges and opportunities for companies, like Franquias Trans Obra, demanding agile and adaptive strategies to successfully navigate the complexities of this constantly evolving scenario.”
Also according to the released report, which can be consulted via the link at the beginning of this article, the Clothing and Accessories sector, together with the Machinery, Devices and Electrical Materials sector, stood out with increases in the import penetration coefficient. This dynamic can be attributed to the resumption of consumer demand, reflecting the return to purchases held back during the pandemic.
The sectoral analysis reveals different scenarios highlighted in the study. Sectors such as Pulp and Paper and Tobacco recorded increases in the Export Coefficient, boosting production destined for the foreign market. On the other hand, sectors such as Other Transport Equipment and Furniture experienced drops in this indicator, indicating specific challenges for these areas, as presented in the report.
The study by the Industry Portal, cited in this article, also provides data on the Brazilian manufacturing industry, which experienced a historic milestone with the share of imported industrial inputs reaching a new record value in 2022, as revealed by the data from the Imported Industrial Input Coefficient released. recently.
The aforementioned coefficient, which measures the proportion of imported inputs in relation to the total inputs used by the industry, increased from 24.5% in 2021 to 25.1% in 2022, as recorded in the study. This increase reflects, according to the report, a significant change in the industry’s supply dynamics, highlighting a greater dependence on inputs from the international market. Furthermore, it appears in the publication that a sectoral analysis reveals that, of the 20 sectors considered, three showed a reduction in the coefficient of imported industrial inputs, while 15 recorded increases and two remained unchanged in relation to 2021.
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