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Page 1: Germany – Opportunities and Potentials Ljubljana 15. Mai 2012.

Germany – Opportunities and Potentials

Ljubljana 15. Mai 2012

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Germany at a glance

• No sign of a sense of crisis• Strong recovery after financial crisis continued

in 2011. • Dynamic GDP growth of 3.0% in 2011 • Situation assessment remains excellent ...

• … contrary to the fears in the fall

• Private consumption is increasingly taking over the role of the supporter of the economy

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Germany at a glance

• The dynamism shown by exports in the previous 2 years continues the level of the long-term average

• The investment intensions of the companies remains pleasingly high

• Companies' willingness to recruit remains at a high level. The shortage of skilled labour is again gaining in importance as a business risk for companies

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Germany at a glance

Quelle Commerzbank, Statistisches Bundesamt Deutschland

Indicators 2010 2011 ForecastGDP 3,7 3,0 1,0Private consumption expenditure 0,6 1,5 1,2Government final consumption 1,7 1,2 1,0Gross fixed captial formation (GFCF) 5,5 6,5 1,6GFCF in machinery and equipement 10,5 8,3 2,0GFCF in construction 2,2 5,4 1,0Export (Mrd. EUR) 959.479 1.038.156 1.074.492 -Growth rate 13,7 8,2 3,5Import (Mrd. EUR) 806.164 864.208 903.097 -Growth rate 11,7 7,2 4,5GDP per Head (EUR) 30.554 Unemployment (in Mil.) 3,24 2,98 2,83Employment (change in thousand) 191 541 250

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Germany at a glanceShare of Total GDP and Population in the European Union 2010

GDP (in EUR billion)

Share of Total GDP (EU-27)

Population (in million)

Share of Total Population (EU-27)

GERMANY 2.477 20% 82 16%France 1.933 16% 65 13%UK 1.697 14% 62 12%Spain 1.063 9% 46 9%Netherlands 588 5% 17 3%Poland 354 3% 38 8%Czech Rep. 145 1% 11 2%Slowak Rep. 66 1% 5 1%USA 10.957 309 Japan 4.122 128 EU-27 12.284 501 Eurozone 9.170 331

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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

-1,000,000

0

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

Export to GermanyImport from GermanyTrade Balance

Slovenian-German Economic Relations

German-Slovenian foreign trade balance (in 1000 EUR)

Quelle: Statistikamt Slowenien

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Quelle: Statistikamt Slowenien

1000 EUR 2011 1000 EUR 2011

CountryImport share

(%) Import Country Export Export share (%)

Total 100 22.158.543 Total 20.477.552 100

Germany 18,84 4.174.078 Germany 4.387.773 21,43

Italy 18,29 4.052.888 Italy 2.470.512 12,06

Austria 11,72 2.596.669 Austria 1.704.945 8,33

France 4,76 1.056.066 France 1.402.855 6,85

Croatia 3,89 862.603 Croatia 1.375.565 6,72

Netherlands 3,28 727.570 Hungary 619.719 3,03

Serbia 1,87 414.888 Serbia 597.352 2,92

Russia 1,74 386.539 Russia 542.977 2,65

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Quelle: Statistikamt Deutschland

Electronic and ICT ProductsAutomotive and Parts

Chemical productsMachineryRow Metal

Food & BeverageElectrical Products

Phamraceutical ProductsClothing

Agriculture ProductsRubber and Plastics

Metal ProductsPaper

TextilesFurniture

Wood Products

89.981.2

71.770.7

61.643.342.5

38.927.326.7

25.323.2

14.510.39.5

5.3

Germanys Main Import Products (bil. EUR)

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Market share of German federal states in Slovenien exports to Germany

Market share of German federal states in Slovenian imports from Germany

Quelle: Statistikamt Slowenien

Slovenian-German Economic Relations

18%

16%17%

5%

5% 8%

Baden-WürttembergBayernNordrhein-WestfalenHessenNiedersachsenNeue Bundesländer

31%

22%20%

5%7% 8%

Baden-WürttembergBayernNordrhein-WestfalenHessenNiedersachsenNeue Bundesländer

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Emerging IndustriesEnergy Efficiency SectorCreating the Future for a Clean Environment

Industry & Market Numbers• market leader in energy efficiency

technologies• turnover of about EUR 67 billion per year• double-digit growth rates expected in coming

years• 1/3 of companies active in the sector realize

profit margins of over 10%• average workforce growth of about 15% per

year

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Safety & Security Industry"Made in Germany" for Future Security

• Largest market in Europe• High market potential with industry turnover of 20.3 billion Euro in

2008• Industry forecast to record 55% growth by 2015• IT security will grow by 124% within the next six years• Identification, authentication, and biometrics revenue forecast to

increase by 87% by 2015• Market for protection technologies against theft, burglary, and assault

expected to grow by 33% through 2015• Record IT security hardware and software spending of 2.3 billion Euro

in 2008

Industry & Market Numbers

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ICT Industry Germany's ICT Industry: Shaping Europe’s Digital Future

• Europe’s largest ICT market in terms of revenue volume (20 percent of total EU market volume).

• With 5.5% global market share, German ICT industry is ranked fourth worldwide.

• Turnover of EUR 137 billion• Germany’s ICT industry employs a workforce of around

850,000

Industry & Market Numbers

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ICT Industry Germany's ICT Industry: Shaping Europe’s Digital Future

Cloud Computing: There is significant international demand for secure and cost-effective cloud solutions and services

Growth Areas

Smart Grids: Increasing importance of sustainable energy supply offer great opportunities for smart grid adoption and ICT solutions for smart grid.

IT Security: The market for IT security is growing due to steadily increasing risk potential

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Key Sectors in Germany• Automotive

• Machinery & Equipment

• Metal and Metal Processing Industry• Plastic Industry

• Electronic & Microtechnology

• Consumer Goods & Retail

• Food & Beverage, Organic Food

• Wood & Furniture Industry• Construction Industry

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Automotive IndustryDriving Performance through Technology

• Europe's largest automobile market• 5.5 million passenger vehicles manufactured and 2.9 million

registrations in 2010• Average manufacturer and supplier turnover of more than EUR

300 billion • 30 final assembly plants with a production capacity of over one

third of total automobile production in Europe• The German auto industry invested EUR 19.6 billion in R&D in

2010 (a 3.1 percent increase on the previous year)• 3,650 patents per year (= 10 patents a day

Industry & Market Numbers

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Market Potential• Germany has a very competitive auto parts market with

many domestic and foreign manufacturers

• Suppliers are mostly specialized

• New Automotive Deal

• Consolidation process-oriented sectors

• Just in Time Just in Sequence

• After sales market is expected to grow in the coming years

Automotive Industry

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Automotive IndustrySmart MobilityElectric mobility is the technology of the future but existing technologies must be optimized

Opportunities for Automotive SuppliersThe demand for new technology for this market is enormous

Vehicle manufacturers require core components such as batteries and electric motors for electric.

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Machinery & Equipment IndustryMarket Leadership Powered by German Engineering

• Annual turnover 173 billion Euro • Growth rates between of 7 and 12 percent• Domestic market: 87 billion Euro • Highly innovative sector producing 28% of the worlds

mechanical engineering patents• Technical fields with high import rates: drive technology

(10.7%), air technology (9.3%), valves and fittings (6.7%), construction equipment (6.2%)

Industry & Market Numbers

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Machinery & Equipment Industry

• Imports: EUR39.1 billion in 2009

• One of the fastest growing industry sectors in Germany

• High domestic demand from industries like the automotive,

electronics, chemicals, food as well as the renewable

energies sector

• very attractive to foreign companies seeking to sell their

high-tech products and components abroad

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Market Potential

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Metal & Metal Processing Industry

• Metal and metal products imports totaled EUR 68.7 billion in 2010

• Sixty two percent of the imported metal products came from the European Union

• In 2009, 15 million tons of steel were processed in the production of metal products

• The non-ferrous metal industry registered sales of EUR 43.5 billion in 2010

Industry & Market Numbers

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Plastics IndustryGermany is Europe's No.1 Plastics Location

• Leadership in plastics production and consumption, export and import, and in investment in fixed assets and expenditure in R&D

• Turnover EUR 88 billion, 7,200 companies, 440,000 employees• About 70 application-oriented university and non-university

research institutes in the field of polymer and materials research in close collaboration with the plastics industry

• Over 40 regional plastics clusters, innovative networks and competence centers

Industry & Market Numbers

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Electronics & MicrotechnologyYour Market for Next-Generation Technology

• Turnover of 165 billion Euro in 2010 • Market is estimated to grow to 180 billion Euro in 2011• Fourth largest industry segment in Germany by revenue (2010)• 12 billion Euro R&D expenses annually• Microelectronics is one of our fastest-growing industry sectors• market potential for automotive and industry electronics

Industry & Market Numbers

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Consumer Goods & RetailLarge Markets Create Major Opportunities

• Europe's leading consumer market with 82 million affluent consumers

• Private spending remained stable in 2008 at EUR 1,854 billion

• Private spending in the leisure and apparel segments is permenently growing due to higher private income

• Germany's consumer electronics market fasted growing segment

Industry & Market Numbers

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Food & Beverage IndustrySupplying the Full Spectrum of Consumer Needs

• Germany is Europe's second largest food producer with sales of 149.5 billion Euro in 2010

• Germany is a net importer of food & beverage products• Largest sector sub-segments in 2009: meat (22.7%), dairy

(15.4%), confectionery food (9.4%), and baked goods (8.7%)• Major national and international players, including Dr. Oetker

Group, Südzucker AG, Vion Food Group, Kraft Foods Deutschland GmbH, Nestlé, etc

Industry & Market Numbers

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Food & Beverage IndustrySupplying the Full Spectrum of Consumer Needs

• High demand for health and wellness as well as functional food products to prevent or overcome conditions including diabetes, high blood pressure and cholesterol

• Movement for organic food and “free of” foods e.g. lactose and gluten-free products

• Driving demand for highly convenient foodstuffs including ready-to-eat meals, frozen foods, desserts, and baked goods

• Ethnic foods, beauty foods and fair trade products

Market trends

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• Large size of the German market in the food and beverage sector are very attractive to exporters worldwide

• German consumers are generally well informed. They expect high quality and low prices for their food and beverage products

Market Potential

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Market Access

• The German food & beverage industry is highly fragmented and competitive.

• Exporting companies should be aware that product packaging is very important to German consumers since they are highly environmentally conscious

• Manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers must make sure that their packaging materials for their food products comply with the EU's and Germany's domestic regulations in terms of recycling and disposal. There are several dual system companies licensed in Germany offering various waste disposal schemes

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Wood & Furniture Industry

• German forest are the greatest wood supplier in Europe

• Forest cluster and timber employ more than the automotive industry

• Germany is the largest furniture salesmarket in Europe, per capita consumption is 360 euro per person (total: 29 bil. €), ranked first in Europe;

• Germany imports about 14,8 bil € per year• German furniture sales system is highly concentrated and

scale-developed; • Large chains (IKEA, Höffner, XXL Lutz) are dominating the

market;• German consumer expect high quality for best (lowest) price;

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• The construction industry is one of the most important sectors of the German economy

• Germany’s Construction Industry: Strong Growth Followed by Stagnation

• Construction Work on Existing Buildings Dominates• Total market volume: 312,7 bil EUR• Residencial construction: 179 bil EUR• Energy related modernization: 57,5%

Construction industry

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TOP Regions

Ranking of the 82 Regions

Region Grade

1 Frankfurt 2,43

2 Offenbach 2,55

3 Aschaffenburg 2,62

4 Hamburg 2,65

5 Köln 2,65

6 Stuttgart 2,67

7 München 2,68

38 Leipzig 3,02

50 Hannover 3,1

59 Berlin 3,21

63 Dresden 3,31Quelle: AHK

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Requirements of the German Market

Foreign companies face in the processing of the German market entry a variety of problems and challenges

• Market conditions

• Market entry costs• Lack of qualified personnel

• Image of the own products• Language and communication

• Problems by finding a suitable business-partner

• Lack of market information

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Sales in Germany

Marketing-Mix

Quelle: AHK

Marketing Tools Very important Less important unimportant

Fairs 63 28 9

Presentations 62 29 9

Fact-Finding Missions 61 29 10

Brochure / Catalogs 43 47 10

Direct Marketing(Mailing) 33 45 22

e-marketing 26 49 25

Advertisement 24 51 25

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Retail and Wholesale

Distribution channels vary considerably depending on product and industry

Line of Business Recommendation

textile industry Agents

food and beverage Wholesale, agent

metal products, automotive, mechanical engineering Direct Sales, agent

automotive, mechanical engineering Subsidary

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How to find a partner?

The German Chamber Network

"AHK – well connected worldwide"

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How to find a partner?

"AHK – well connected worldwide"

… 80 countries..120 offices… 1.400 employees.. 50.000 member worldwide98% of overall German trade

“AHK – worldwide competent on-site”

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How to find a partner?

AHK Slovenia – Your bridge to the German Market

We… Provide information Solve problems Offer service Establish contacts

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Whatever type of business you are looking for with Germany, the German-Slovene Chamber of Industry & Commerce can help. As a German Bi-lateral Chamber (AHK), we have many years of experience of finding Slovene companies the right business partner. We can assist Slovene agents to expand their range with new, innovative German products or services help and also help Slovene exporters to make contact with potential customers, wholesalers and agents in Germany.

Market entry to Germany

International matchmaking eventsInvesting in Germany

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Legal services for GermanyInformation about German companies

Debt collection in Germany

Legal information about Germany

Commercial agentsEmployees

Starting a business in Germany

Tax services for Germany

German VAT returnsReclaim of German VAT

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Quelle: Austellungs- und Messeauschuss der Deutschen Wirtschaft

The AHK Slovenija website should be your first stop when looking for information on trade shows in Germany

www.dihk.si

One of the most important marketing tools are fairs and exhibitions

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Gertrud Rantzen Predsednica

Telefon: +386 252 88 63 E-Mail: [email protected] http://slowenien.ahk.de