Small And Medium Sized Enterprises In The South China Sea Will Account For Less Than 10% Of Their Capacity Next Year.

The new year is approaching.

The results show that the first quarter of next year has been received.

Reporters interviewed learned that toys, textiles, lamps, furniture and other labor-intensive export enterprises this year are generally faced with difficulties in order decline and profit margins reduction. Next year, the business situation is not optimistic.

In the toy industry, for example, the toy industry in the South China Sea dropped by 1.8% in the first half of November this year, the only decline in the 10 largest commodities exported to the region.

For the next year's export situation, 345 of the surveyed enterprises accounted for less than 10% of the estimated production capacity, accounting for 47%, and only 129 enterprises accounted for 18% of the total production capacity.

"This shows that enterprises are generally not optimistic about the export prospects for next year."

Nanhai inspection and Quarantine Bureau personage thinks.

Since the beginning of this year, except for the Spring Festival in February, the value of imports and exports in the South China Sea has been running at a high level, and has continued the growth since November 2009, and the increase is 2 digit.

From the point of view of products, the export of electromechanical products accounts for more than 6, and the export of automatic data processing equipment and its components has increased by 293 times.

According to the customs statistics of the South China Sea, in the 1-11 month of this year, the export of mechanical and electrical products in the South China Sea was 5 billion 770 million US dollars, an increase of 30.5%, accounting for 62.2% of the total export value, and the proportion increased by 3.8 percentage points over the same period last year.

The growth rate of labour intensive products (textiles, furniture and parts, footwear and toys) was lower than that of the South China Sea during the same period, and toy exports dropped by 1.8%.