TTER THAN ANYBODY ELSE WHAT YOU GET FOR EACH SITE
AMI’s injection moulding standard database gives you for every site: • Company name, address, telephone, fax, e-mail and website
• One senior management contact name • Polymers processed • Main end use markets served • Post-moulding operations • Number and size of injection moulding machines
UPGRADE FOR MORE
AMI’s injection moulding gold database gives even more information: • Up to three contacts at each site including technical and sales contacts
• Estimate of annual volume of polymer purchases • Additional machinery information (names of suppliers) • Additional information to indicate the main polymers bought and/or main end use markets served
All AMI’s databases come with extensive search capabilities allowing you to search and select any fi eld of information: polymers, markets, regions, etc. Data can be viewed in spreadsheet form and address and contact information can be exported into an Excel spreadsheet for marketing purposes.
WHO SUPPLIES WHICH MARKET
AMI’s databases gives you insight into the structure of supply for every major end use segments served by injection moulding. All the leading moulders for key segments such as automotive, caps and closures, PET preforms, medical, electrical and household are included. The database allows you to search based on different search criteria so you can quickly narrow down your selection to focus on the businesses that are most relevant to you.
WHERE MANUFACTURING PLANTS ARE LOCATED
AMI’s databases are supplied on a country-by-country basis so you can choose those regions that are most relevant to you with the data supplied in either a cost effective book format or as a database (standard or gold format).
WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR THE INJECTION MOULDING INDUSTRY IN EUROPE?
AMI’s knowledge and expertise on the injection moulding industry doesn’t just come from its database work but also from 30 years consulting experience looking at the trends and developments in the end use markets that shape the industry.
While the injection moulding industry today is still recovering from the effects of the Great Recession of 2009, recent trends have seen the industry return to growth. According to AMI’s analysis injection moulders consumed nearly 2% more polymer in 2014 compared with the previous year. The market was driven by the positive devel- opment in automotive production which saw an additional million cars made in 2014 versus 2013, an uplift in demand from the electrical sector driven by demand for LED light fi ttings, a notable recovery in transit packaging and the continuing development of closures and thin wall packag- ing markets.
Nearly all countries benefi ted from these trends but as has been the case for many years moulding operations in Central and Eastern Europe appear to be doing better than their counterparts in the West.
You can now access AMI’s analysis of the structure and development of the injection moulding industry with our unique report on The Future of the European Injection Moulding Industry. Building on our extensive databases as well as our knowledge and understanding of polymer demand across Europe this report gives you:
• The structure of the injection moulding industry for Europe as a whole and by country
• An analysis of the key end use markets for injection moulding and their supply structures
• An assessment of the future prospects for the industry - the winners and losers in manufacturing investment
Vital reading for any company seeking to build a successful business strategy within the European injection moulding industry.
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