Data shows that the global display stands packaging market has grown from US$690.8 billion to US$720.6 billion, an increase of 18.2%. During the same period, the growth rates of developed regions such as North America and Western Europe were only 8.3% and 12.3% respectively, while in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Africa, The growth rates of regions dominated by developing countries such as Asia reached 51.7%, 51.4%, 42.5%, 33.9%, and 23.9% respectively.
Relevant people believe that the three major sectors of Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa will become the next relay point of the market.
The southeast Asian market is represented by India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and other countries. Since the launch of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, friendly and mutually beneficial cooperation in various fields has continued to advance, and economic and trade cooperation has achieved particularly remarkable results. Although the economic base level is relatively low, it has become a "new choice" for more and more labor-intensive industries due to factors such as demographic dividends and preferential policies from regional governments. Many multinational companies have moved their product manufacturing from China to Southeast Asia.
However, there are obvious defects in the manufacturing industry in Southeast Asia at present. As far as printing enterprises are concerned, machinery, consumables, binding, and other links are indispensable. However, the industries in Southeast Asia are relatively single, and cannot meet the "one-stop" production of pre-press, in-press, and post-press by printing enterprises. In particular, the development of the machinery manufacturing industry is particularly backward. Although more printing plants have printing equipment, the pre-press and post-press processes are still relatively backward and lack high-end automation equipment. This provides an excellent development platform for domestic printers and printing package manufacturers.
The Middle East market is represented by Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran, etc. Continued volatility in crude oil markets has put enormous pressure on these regions to change the way their economies grow. With the support of the government's diversification development policy, investment in the printing and publishing industry in the Middle East has increased significantly. New equipment continues to replace old equipment with limited production capacity, and driven by new technologies, the level of automated production in the printing and publishing industry in these regions is also improving. The growth in investment has brought huge opportunities for printing companies, raw material suppliers, and equipment suppliers in the Middle East, but the turbulent situation in the region has also cast a shadow on the overall growth of the printing industry and foreign investment.
In the field of printing paper display stand packaging in China, many companies have chosen to invest in countries along the "Belt and Road". On the one hand, it resolves the bottleneck of raw materials and reduces production costs. growth point. Of course, although these regions have a strong demand for printing and packaging, they are far from each other, and many have different living habits. The different languages, cultures, policies, and legal environments at home and abroad are all difficulties that Chinese paper display companies need to face when they "go global".
