Czech Business & Trade 3/2018

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ECONOMIC POLICY its investment and business activities are targeted so as to ensure a permanent yearon-year progressive growth of revenue. In the past few years, its total revenue has been growing by 5-6 % a year on average and the same stable growth is expected in 2018 and subsequent years, mainly thanks to the planned schedule of new projects – deliveries of spark plugs and sensors for the serial production of large car factories. “The current structure of the product, client and market portfolio eliminates the loss of revenue risk in one segment, one client, one territory. The firm supplies spark plugs and sensors for primary production and as spares. However, we are not dependent exclusively on the automotive industry; our products are intended for aircraft engines, motorcycles, ships and garden equipment (OEM supplies its products to the largest garden machinery manufacturers in Sweden, the USA, and China),” says Mojmír Čapka, Chairman of the Board of Brisk, a.s. “Our plan is to increase exports by at least 10 %, specifically to Sweden, Germany, France, the Netherlands and the USA. We are profiting from our long-term, active and hard work with customers in those countries. And this is by no means an easy task, especially as regards delivery requirements and the quality of products, where requirements are increasingly demanding. Another problem is the shortage of skilled workers on the part of the clients, and their inadequate theoretical and practical knowledge. The problem is precise specification of what the client really wants. The young generation of PC and SW developers will create anything, even things that cannot be realised in practical production,” states Tomáš Prášil, Project Manager of the Motor Jikov Group, a.s. Czech Engineering An important sector of the Czech manufacturing industry is the manufacture of CZ-NACE 28 category machines and equipment. It comprises a very broad range of equipment used for processing materials mechanically or thermally, or carrying out production processes on materials (e.g. manipulation, spraying, weighing, packing), including the production of their mechanical components producing or using force. It also comprises specially made parts for those machines and equipment. The sector further includes fixed, moving and manually operated equipment, regardless of whether it is intended for industry, crafts, construction and agriculture or household use. The sector also comprises the manufacture of special equipment for personal or cargo transport. It accounts for approx. 8 % of the revenue derived from own products and services of the manufacturing industry. The dominant category within the sector is large and medium-sized enterprises. Large enterprises accounted for 56 % of the revenue, 52 % of value added and 48 % of employed persons. The shares of medium-sized enterprises were from 31 to 36 %. One of the important sectors of Czech general engineering is energy engineering, which is experiencing a period of prosperity thanks to a growing global demand for energy. Energy engineering comprises the manufacture and delivery of equipment for various general engineering sectors, ranging from the manufacture of turbines, fixtures, compressors and pumps, to lifting and handling equipment. The affiliation of Czech energy equipment manufacturers with supranational companies often opens the way for them to gain foreign contracts. At the same time, a number of purely Czech companies are successful exporters of energy equipment thanks to their long tradition and favourable references. The manufacture of industrial cooling and air-conditioning equipment is another group with good prospects, as the refrigeration sector impacts practically all branches of human activities, including the safety and quality of foods in the supply chain from the harvest to the consumer; air-conditioning of buildings, pharmaceutical production and healthcare, and the low temperature and gas liquefaction and cooling equipment used in all sectors of industry. The tradition and current high standards of machine tool production, which forms an indispensable part of the sector, augurs well for the further successful development of this group. Photo: www.bigstockphoto.com | 8
CZECH BUSINESS AND TRADE www.s-radiatory.cz Storage radiators Manufacture of Electrical Accumulation Heaters We manufacture electrical accumulation heaters, using the best materials and components. The heater consists of a case formed by a tub for the heating plates and a profiled metal sheet extending the surface for heat transfer between the heating body and the ambient environment, heating plates made of ceramic material specifically designed for heating bodies and accessories (power cord, thermostat ...) The basic principle of the functioning of the heater is the actual accumulation and subsequent radiation of heat into the environment. The heating plates are heated to about 90 o C, whereupon the thermostat switches off the circuit and the plates only radiate the accumulated heat. When the temperature in the heater drops, the thermostat will switch the circuit on again and the whole cycle will repeat itself. It can be said that, in a heated room, electricity will be drawn for about 20 minutes an hour. Advantages of this type of heating: purchase price – you only buy the heater, no water distribution, boilers, etc. are needed acquisition costs are about 30 % of the price of standard heating easy assembly wide possibilities of use simple and trouble-free operation quick installation V tůních 1636/1 • Praha 2 - Nové město • 120 00 • Czech Republic • info@s-radiatory.cz • venclin@gmail.com 9 |
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