Although Faced With Four Difficult Problems, The 20% Companies Disappeared.

　　不少臺(tái)商質(zhì)疑某調(diào)查報(bào)告市外經(jīng)貿(mào)局表示去年有200多臺(tái)企終止合同

The Guangdong Provincial Information Research Center recently released the 2008 Guangdong provincial investigation report (2007) (the economic situation article), which is about 20% of the 8000 Taiwan enterprises in Dongguan last year.

Many Taiwanese businessmen believe that despite the difficulties faced by Taiwan enterprises, this statement is still over exaggerated.

　　調(diào)查報(bào)告

About 8000 Taiwan enterprises vanished 20%

According to media reports, the report pointed out that in the face of internal and external troubles, Guangdong's manufacturing industry began to try to upgrade industries, but some enterprises that had not yet formed advantages in their own brands could only choose to migrate to places with relatively low price and relatively low labor force.

The total number of Taiwanese investment in Dongguan is about 8000, and about 20% Taiwanese enterprises in Dongguan disappeared in 2007.

According to this calculation, Dongguan last year, about one thousand of the five hundred or six hundred Taiwan funded enterprises "disappeared".

People interviewed by the Guangdong Provincial Information Research Center said in an interview yesterday that the so-called "disappearance" includes two situations: one is bankruptcy, the other two is labor-intensive enterprises pferring to the mountains or East and West wings.

"The data in the report are mainly derived from other studies, as well as statistics from government departments."

The source said.

　　臺(tái)商說法

"I do not think this is a fact."

Mr. Lai believes that this data is not exaggerated.

He believes that the impact of RMB appreciation, rising raw materials, labor costs and other factors, Taiwan enterprises are having a hard time.

In his view, two thousand or three thousand Taiwanese enterprises in Dongguan were closed down or moved away, of which Changan and Houjie were the most.

However, Ye Hong Deng of Taiwan businessmen believes that this statement is groundless.

Ye Hongdeng, one of the first Taiwanese businessmen to invest in Dongguan, has been the second, third president of the Taiwanese Investment Enterprise Association (hereinafter referred to as "Taiwan Businessmen Association") and is now chairman of Dongguan Taiwan business school.

He said, "I don't think that's true.

At present, the total number of Taiwanese funded enterprises in Dongguan is around 6500, and has not reached the scale of 8000.

In April of this year, Huang Shuangfu, deputy secretary of the Dongguan municipal Party committee and Secretary of the political and legislative committee, met with Jiang Bingkun, vice chairman of the Chinese Kuomintang, said that Dongguan is a densely invested Taiwanese businessman in mainland China. It has 5150 Taiwanese funded enterprises, accounting for 1 / 9 of the country.

The figures of the Dongguan Street Association's Houjie branch said that the figure was too exaggerated.

According to introduction, there are more than 400 Taiwan funded enterprises in Houjie, and the number of Taiwan enterprises is second only to that of Changan and Humen.

According to statistics, fewer than 10 enterprises shut down in more than 200 member enterprises last year, and the scale of these enterprises is relatively small.

The person said that these small businesses shutting down business opportunities for powerful enterprises, their customer resources will be pferred to more powerful enterprises.

The Secretary General of Nancheng branch of Dongguan Taiwan Businessmen Association said that only a few Taiwanese enterprises in Nancheng were closed down or moved away.

　　關(guān)鍵詞：

Taiwanese boss Su has been in Dongguan for more than 10 years, and now he is raising pigs at bridgehead.

Su boss believes that Taiwan enterprises will move away part of the business due to various unfavorable factors, but not thousands of them.

Su boss said that Taiwanese businessmen had prepared for the predicament very early and actively took measures to adjust them.

In order to cope with the current predicament, although a few friends moved the factory to Vietnam and other places, but most of the business is relatively stable.

According to the Dongguan foreign trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau and other departments, more than 200 enterprises in Dongguan last year terminated the contract, most of which were labor-intensive enterprises, concentrated in shoemaking, hardware, textiles, furniture and other industries.

　　存在問題

Four key problems facing Taiwanese businessmen

Despite the objection to the above data, Taiwanese businessmen interviewed said that since last year, the cost has increased a lot and business is becoming more and more difficult to do.

Ye Hongdeng believes that the key problems encountered by Taiwanese businessmen are, first of all, the reduction in US demand for Taiwanese manufacturers to create the largest supply market, which will inevitably lead to overcapacity in the Taiwan funded manufacturing plants and a significant drop in their efficiency. Secondly, global inflation has led to the increase in global materials, livelihood goods and energy, and greatly increased manufacturing costs; third, the pressure brought by the appreciation of the Renminbi; and fourth, the change of domestic processing trade policies.

According to Mr. Lai, from last year to this year, the cost of his toy factory increased by more than 30%, although there was no loss, but the profit margin was very small.

The head of the Taiwan handbag factory, which manufactory women's handbags, said that since last year, the company has been faced with great operational pressure.

The company's products are exported to the United States and other countries, with an export volume of 250 thousand per month.

Affected by the appreciation of the renminbi, the cost of the company increased by 5% - 10%.

By the labor contract law and the minimum wage standard increase, the company's labor costs also increased significantly, the company every month to increase the cost of each worker about 140 yuan, according to the company's 1500 workers calculated, the monthly labor cost increased by 200 thousand yuan.

　　應(yīng)對(duì)辦法

Taiwan enterprises should increase revenue and reduce expenditure and enhance competitiveness

In the view of Ye Hong Deng, this year is a very tough year for Taiwan enterprises to survive. And by the end of the year, with the decline of the US economy, it will become even more serious.

But he thinks Taiwan enterprises are "resilience", so they are optimistic about the embeddedness of Guan Tai enterprises.

Ye Hongdeng said: "the role of Taiwanese businessmen is a part of the global economic chain, which is easily affected by the international economic situation.

In the past 30 years, Taiwanese businessmen have responded to various environmental changes and have great endurance to international environmental changes.

Ye Hongdeng said that he paid close attention to the changes in the international economic situation, and more Taiwan enterprises themselves were lowering costs and enhancing their competitiveness, and sought new breakthroughs in products, channels and financing.

Ye Hongdeng also admitted that Taiwan businessmen also hoped that the government would get more support at this time.

The high Secretary General of the Dongguan City Investment Association Nancheng chapter said that Taiwan enterprises should consider increasing revenue and cutting expenditure while upgrading the industry and improving the technological content.

The head of a handbag factory at Houjie said that the factory intends to improve production efficiency by improving internal management, such as improving production methods, reducing overtime and saving costs.