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In 2007, the machinery industry continued to show strong growth momentum, entering a phase of accelerated development. As of October 2007, the sector had maintained a growth rate above 18% for 58 consecutive months, demonstrating robust performance. Looking ahead, investment in fixed assets—closely tied to industrial expansion—is expected to remain high in 2008, especially as global manufacturing shifts toward China. This shift is likely to fuel long-term growth for China’s machinery industry.
However, the sector faces multiple challenges. Macroeconomic control measures, the U.S. subprime crisis, and the appreciation of the renminbi have put pressure on both domestic and international demand. Rising costs of steel and energy also pose significant difficulties. Additionally, technological backwardness has limited further development. Only companies with core technologies, high-value products, and strong market positions can effectively withstand these pressures.
Machine tools represent a key area of opportunity. For the fourth year in a row, China became the world's largest consumer of machine tools. However, the industry's self-sufficiency and numerical control (NC) rate remain low, indicating substantial growth potential. The rapid development of downstream industries and government support have driven the machine tool sector into a highly prosperous cycle.
Construction machinery also saw strong performance in 2007, driven by domestic demand and export growth. With increasing funding sources and continued high growth in central and western regions, as well as overseas markets, the sector is expected to maintain its upward trend in 2008. The long-term outlook for construction machinery remains positive.
The shipbuilding industry, while not directly addressed in the original text, is closely linked to the broader machinery sector. China's machine tool NC rates lag significantly behind those of Japan, Germany, and the U.S., with rates below 20% as of October 2007. This highlights a major gap and a huge potential for improvement.
As 2008 begins, the machinery industry faces growing pressures. The subprime crisis has led to economic slowdowns globally, affecting export demand. Financial sector issues have spilled over into the real economy, reducing global growth forecasts. The U.S. has lowered its 2008 growth estimate by 0.4%, while the IMF revised downward its global, developed, and developing country forecasts by 0.4%, 0.6%, and 0.2%, respectively.
Domestic macroeconomic regulation is expected to be tight, with a restrictive monetary policy impacting both supply and demand. Meanwhile, the renminbi's appreciation has increased costs for export-oriented machinery firms, leading to potential exchange rate losses. In this environment, only the most competitive companies will thrive.