Investor Presentaiton
Findings for target industries & SMEs
Primary data analysis
TARGET INDUSTRIES
Directly impacted sectors - containment measures
• Accommodation & food services
Transport
Does your company continue to perform regular business
activities?
FIRM SIZE
Direct Impact
•
Smaller firms already due to lower accounting liquidity and less future
secure orders.
• Sectors with large percentage of SMEs more prone to downturn. Such
industries include:
•
Accommodation & food services
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
•
Retail
•
Construction
Agriculture,
Forestry, and
Fishing
Food Products
A
Textiles
Wood
Chemicals
Fabricated
Metals
Electrical
equipment
Retail
C10
C13
C16
C20
C25
C27
G
No Other Yes
-
Transportation
and storage
Accommodatio
n and food
service
ICT
J
Source: Economic Pulse Survey (selected sectors)
Indirectly impacted sectors – supply chain disruptions
Textiles & fabricated metals as two sectors experiencing most significant
issues with their supply chains.
Indirectly impacted sectors - time horizons
Within 3 months, indirect impact is expected to significantly affect the
whole of the economy.
43% of all firms in Accommodation and food services believe they will
have to cease operations.
•
Textiles
•
Wood
Fabricated metals
Indirect Impact
•
•
Smaller firms more prone to going out of business in both short and
medium time horizons, characterized with less secure future orders and
lower turnover expectations.
Larger firms more prone to partial disruptions due to extensive supply
chains.
Two-sided vulnerabilities
.
Demand side
more dependent on a specific segment of the
industry, thus more prone to complete shutdowns
Supply side smaller number of workers means that health risks
are more detrimental to operations.
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