Benefits of Internationalisation

Emerging and Developing Economies (EDEs) are expected to contribute to 60% of global GDP by 2030
90% of purchasing power is outside the UK & EU.
There is a growing middle class with purchasing power across Emerging and Developing Economies.
In the digital age, we are more connected to the rest of the world than ever before and whether it be e-commerce or social media your business can reach customers instantly.

Source: EU, Nielsen, The Guardian

BENEFITS OF EXPORTING

Increase productivity, sales revenue and profitability by tapping into new markets
Become more innovative - either in your processes or development of new products and/or services
Reduce the risk of depending on domestic market sales
Raise your reputation by becoming a global competitor

Reduce your operating, manufacturing and production costs by accessing lower-priced raw materials and components
Access high quality and innovative products and services
Boost consumer choice by increased competition
Generate new jobs and safeguard existing ones

Aid your export growth by having a regional base
Enhance your global supply chain
By having a local base to serve your customers in that market you can become more competitive - reducing delivery times, improving operational costs and offer improved customer service experience
Access local projects easily. In some markets having a local presence can give advantage to tender/bid for projects in that market, as well as develop stronger relationships with potential partners and contractors.

Call us at 0161 393 4314 or email us at international@gmchamber.co.uk our team is at hand to help.