New trade realities set in for Southeast Asia. Market confidence returns, foreign buyers engage suppliers, and new FDI goes to advanced technology, green energy, and infrastructure-related industries. For more industry intel and other tidbits, read on.
Tariffs, like the new Section 232 tariffs, are reshaping how manufacturers plan, invest, and compete – with consequences that extend well beyond the balance sheet. Here are some important takeaways and insights from AMT’s 2025 Q3 Spot Survey.
Top industries and tech trends from AMT’s Global Tech Centers.
Despite ongoing tariffs, India’s manufacturing and industrial momentum remains robust. Strong PMI and industrial production growth indicate strong manufacturing output and increased opportunities. For more industry intel and other tidbits, read on.
China’s push toward advanced manufacturing and automation means opportunities for global suppliers of precision tools, robotics, and digital manufacturing technologies as traditional tool imports soften. For more industry intel and other tidbits, read on.
Southeast Asia is relieved with tariff reductions to levels unlikely to impact exports to the United States significantly. Despite other uncertainties, SEA continues to attract FDI in manufacturing. For more industry intel and other tidbits, read on.
Oxford Economics now projects 2.9% growth in 2025 machine tool orders. See what’s driving the shift and get the full forecast at AMT’s MTForecast on Oct. 15-17 in Schaumburg.
New data reveals OEMs prioritize price, but overlook true sourcing costs. Contract manufacturers say better tools and trained labor are key to restoring U.S. production strength.
India advances as a global manufacturing hub, driven by sectors like automotive, electronics, and pharmaceuticals, as well as strategic reforms, infrastructure investments, and a wealth of opportunities. For more industry intel and other tidbits, read on.
AMT has updated the Manufacturing Mandate, which emphasizes advanced manufacturing as central to the national agenda. The elements outlined are crucial for achieving technological leadership, stimulating economic growth, and protecting national security.