Industrials
Commercial operations in the industrial sector are experiencing a radical overhaul. Digitalisation, fluctuating input costs, shifting consumer habits and disrupted supply chains present major challenges for competitiveness and growth. At Mazars, we help clients transform operating models and identify opportunities that are the right fit to drive future growth. We bring a balanced, international perspective and optimised local solutions to help you gain a competitive edge in a changing world.
The industrial and manufacturing landscape is constantly evolving. Industrial companies are adopting new technologies and implementing new operating models in response to uncertain economic and geopolitical environments. Being able to quickly interpret sector-specific data and shifting regulatory requirements has become essential as companies battle to protect market share.
At Mazars, we understand how the shifting market environment is impacting your business and industrial products. We assemble a team with the skills to address the issues that matter most to you. By establishing your industrial business’s strengths and pain points, we deliver audit, tax and advisory solutions which improve the day-to-day operations while simultaneously giving you the best chance of navigating future challenges.
We believe that the current shifting environment is the perfect time for industrial sector companies to build their resilience, adjust course and prepare for the next chapter. Industrial businesses of all sizes benefit when individual teams feel supported, and our integrated and tailored approach helps to ensure our solutions are the right fit for your needs.
27/07/2023 As climate change worries accentuate, policymakers are weighing their options. The cost of climate inaction for the global economy is immeasurable. A 2.2 degree Celsius increase in temperature could reduce global GDP levels by up to 20% until 2050 [1]. Warming of up to 5 degree Celsius could lead to full economic annihilation and mass extinction. Conversely, policymakers can choose to add...
For the automotive industry, 2023 marks the second year of publishing their European green taxonomy eligibility ratio. As a reminder, the European Union's 'Taxonomy' regulation came into effect on 1st January 2022, concerning the two climate objectives (the Climate Delegated Act).
02/11/2022 Despite the additional information supplied by the EU concerning the Green Taxonomy that came into force on 1 January 2022, certain interpretations persist in the automotive sector.
02/11/2022 With the first reports on the EU’s Green Taxonomy eligibility ratios now published, what has been the impact on automotive suppliers? The Green Taxonomy entered into force in the EU on 1 January 2022 as a first step towards directing capital investments towards more sustainable activities.
12/04/2022 Behind the scenes of well-known automotive brands are manufacturers building components to make the future of mobility real. These teams are responsible for automotive businesses designing tomorrow’s vehicles and shaping the sector’s next chapter. Below, Jeremy Rice, Managing Partner, Mazars discusses innovative partnerships and new safety measures with Alexander van Laack, President...
20/04/2022 The mobility sector is undergoing a period of transformation, and luxury automotive brands must stay ahead of the curve and ride the changes, all while remaining true to their DNA and brand identity. In the interview below, Emmanuel Thierry, Partner, Mazars and Peyman Kargar, Senior Vice President and chairman, INFINITI Motor Company, Japan, discuss evolving consumer expectations, emerging...
The automotive industry is constantly changing, facing external challenges posed around new technologies and business models. Carve-outs are under the spotlight to help companies mitigate these risks and offer strategic opportunities. Mazars experts around the world provide insights about carve-outs, from a range of different strategic perspectives.
Improving maintenance, delivering standout customer experience and smartly managing the supply chain: data promises to help mobility fly further in 2021 and beyond. But as more information is collected, how can it be put to best use? And what new risks does an abundance of data create for mobility businesses and insurers?
How can the mobility sector respond to evolving consumer expectations to influence and lead a transformation towards cleaner, more connected and collaborative systems?
As engaged observers of the sector's developments within the Mazars aerospace community, we met Bart Claus, Business Development Director at Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance, the MRO branch of the Air France KLM group, who gives us his assessment of the developments, opportunities and challenges that come with the use of big data in the aerospace sector and its ecosystem.
This website uses cookies.
Some of these cookies are necessary, while others help us analyse our traffic, serve advertising and deliver customised experiences for you.
For more information on the cookies we use, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
This website cannot function properly without these cookies.
Analytical cookies help us enhance our website by collecting information on its usage.
We use marketing cookies to increase the relevancy of our advertising campaigns.