Tag: Australian Manufacturing

  • Australian Manufacturing PMI Grows in 2017

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    Australian Manufacturing PMI The PMI, or Purchasing Manager’s Index, is a measure of whether a sector is growing or contracting. Growth is above 50 and contraction is below 50. So here is the last 12 months for Australian Manufacturing shown visually.     This is a continuing trend since mid 2015 and a really good…

  • Australian Manufacturing Continues to Grow Strongly

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    Australian Manufacturing Boom I’m really pleased to announce that the growth in Australian Manufacturing last year was the biggest since the GFC. Australian Manufacturing Exports now exceed 2009 levels and it was the second largest jobs growth sector in the entire Australian economy.   You can probably tell I’m pretty excited about that.   Here…

  • I Nearly Retired

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    Manufacturing Profits you can retire on I was talking with one of our past clients a little while ago. They told me they had a problem. They said, “Ray, I nearly retired“! So I asked them what that meant. And they explained.   We had developed a product for them a decade ago. The total…

  • Australian Manufacturing is Growing

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    Australian Manufacturing Grows This month we have the interesting statistic that Australian Manufacturing has grown every single month for the past 12 months. That is a whole year of positive growth. Australian Manufacturing Expansion is a good in my opinion. I know we have been led to believe that Australian Manufacturing is gone with the exit…

  • CEDA Australian Manufacturing Symposium 2016

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    CEDA Manufacturing Symposium 2016 The Casey Cardinia Region was a major sponsor of this particular symposium, also know as the Manufacturing and Future Industries Forum,  and so this meeting included some region specific statistics. So here they are:   Casey Cardinia Region is headed for 650,000 people over the next 20 years Manufacturing accounts for more…