FDI companies sector is witnessed a positive production volume, 91.1% of which are expected to increase or remain their volume while that of non-state companies and that of state companies are of 88.9% and 87.9%, respectively.
According to General Statistic Office, there are 91.9% companies optimistic that production volume will increase and remain stable in last 6 months compared to that of the first 6 months of 2019, among which, there are 58.6% of companies are expected to increase their production volume, 33.3% of companies are expected to remain their production volume while only 8.1% of companies forecast a decrease on their production volume.
This tendency of the first 6 months continues during the last 6 months in 2019. In particular, 93.1% of FDI companies, 91.6% of non-state companies and 90.6% of state companies are expected to increase or remain their production volume.
In relation to orders, 89.7% of companies forecast that their order volume will increase and remain in comparison with Quarter II (i.e there are 47.9% of companies are expected to increase their production while 41.8% of companies are expected to remain their production); there are 10.3% of companies forecast that their production volume will be reduced.
New orders are forecasted to be more positive in the last 6 months than that in the first 6 months. 91.9% of companies are expected to increase and remain their production volume (i.e 54.1% of companies forecast the increasing figure while 37.8% of companies forecast the remaining figure) while there are 8.1% of companies forecast their reducing production figure.
Sectors which are expected to gain more new orders in the last 6 months consist of production of electronic products, computers and optical products (62.3%); leather and related products production (61.2%); outfits production (58.5%); motor vehicle production (57.9%); medicines and pharmaceuticals production (57.3%); etc.
