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The problems in the logistics chains and in the supply of raw materials, as well as the increase in prices in commodities and inflation would slow down the recovery of the transformation industry, and with it, that the country faces a stagnation for the next five years, warned its president Enoch Castellanos.
The leader of the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry (Canacintra) argued that the risk for Mexico “is that we remain in a growth stagnation with values close to 1%, for at least five more years.”
A few days before the start of 2022, the leader of the industrialists projected that it will be “uncertain”, and it is that -he said-, there is a growth of around 2%, plus minus 0.5%, that we could be having in the coming year , “This would not be growth in V, the recovery depends on factors and we have the line of a square root, where the sad thing for Mexico would be that we stagnate in lower growth.”
He specified that although there is good news regarding the recovery of jobs, with the creation of 1,200,000 jobs last October, that practically all the jobs lost due to the pandemic would be recovering.
The bad news, he said, is that they are jobs with lower perceptions than those obtained in 2019.
In a virtual press conference in which he presented the “National Network of Innovation Nodes“In which 14 delegations from Canacintra participate, in which the primary factor is the strengthening and promotion of technological projects within the industrial sector, the businessman stated:
We cannot continue to maintain a low-wage and maquila economy with ideas from others, we have to generate our own ideas. “
For the president of Canacintra It is urgent that the traditional industry travel “hand in hand” with technological advances and innovation, in order to expand and raise the productivity and competitiveness of companies; “This is undoubtedly the future of Mexican companies.”
Castellanos announced the signing of collaboration agreements with the Mathematical Research Center and the German Foundation, whose objective is to promote and establish labor relations between MSMEs and the education sector oriented to Industry 4.0.
CanacintraHe said, he maintained his expectation that the recovery of the Gross Domestic Product (START), it would be around 5%, but “the recent decreases that have occurred in these projections of growth in Mexico, validate the fact that not everything was honey on flakes, and that there were hidden risks that we industrialists in Mexico face.”
For 2022, we see a year in which consumer demand can continue to recover, however, we will continue to have problems in logistics chains and in supply.
The risks are latent that “we have not reached what we had in GDP at the end of 2019, that we will not do so until the end of 2023”, warned the president of Canacintra.
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