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MACHINERY EXPORTERS UNION MONTHLY MAGAZINE

KUTLU KARAVELİOĞLU:

WHAT WE ARE OBLIGED AND WHAT WE ARE NOT TURKISH MACHINERY WERE IN CHICAGO FOR IMTS FAIR MAKFED-AKMI COLLABORATION BEGINS

MACHINES’ SHOW WITH PLASTIC

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TURKISH MACHINERY WERE IN CHICAGO FOR IMTS FAIR TURKISH MACHINERY ATTENDED THE INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY FAIR (IMTS) HELD IN CHICAGO, AT THE TARGET COUNTRY USA AND INITIATED AN IMPORTANT WORK TO EMPOWER THE IMAGE OF TURKISH MACHINE INDUSTRY.

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urkish Machinery attended IMTS Fair held in USA in 10-15 September, which is considered one of the most important fairs in manufacturing technology field.

For the third time, TURKISH MACHINERY attended the IMTS Fair organized by USA Assembly of Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) for the 32nd time.

Concurrently with the fair held every three years under the umbrella of Hannover Messe USA; Integrated Automation Motion &

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Drives (IAMD) USA, Surface Technology USA, Comvac USA and Industrial Supply USA Fairs were also held. The organization where 2.563 firms presented their products was visited by 129.415 people, 11 of which are Turks, for six days.

As a representative of Turkish Mechanics, Vice Chairman Mehmet Ağrikli and Machine Office Expert Aydan Işıl Aydın and Tuğçe Karabörk Okan attended the fair and informed the visitors about the works of Turkish Machine Industry and member firms’ actions. During

the fair, Turkish Mechanics met with attendant Turkish firms and the representatives of various countries, informed about the union and exchanged remarks. Chief Consul of Chicago, Umut Acar also visited the stall of Turkish Mechanics and received information about the activities of Turkish Mechanics. Machine Manufacturing Industry Associations Federation (MAKFED) member Machine Manufacturers Union (MIB) also attended the fair with their stall and informed visitors about the association

works and their members’ activities.

While the IMTS Fair, which is considered one of the most important manufacturing technologies fair of North America, attracted notice with the intensity of expert visitors, Turkish Mechanics made an effective work by doing simultaneous meetings, various interviews and introduction-publicity activities with the fair at the USA market which is the most important machine importer in the world.

MAKFED-AKMI COLLABORATION BEGINS COLLABORATION CAPTURE BETWEEN MACHINE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS FEDERATION (MAKFED) AND KAZAKHISTAN MACHINE INDUSTRY UNION (AKMI) WAS SIGNED. THE COLLABORATION BETWEEN MAKFED AND AKMI IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE THE PRESENT TRADING VOLUME BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.

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ithin Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev’s visit to Turkey on September 12, Turkey - Kazakhstan Investment Forum was held.

Kazakhstan’s First Deputy Prime Minister Askar Mamin and Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Fatih Sönmez also participated in the Forum and 22 cooperation agreements were signed, 18 of which are commercial.

During the meeting, Minister Fatih Sönmez reported that the trade volume between Turkey and Kazakhstan will rise up to 5 billion dollars in a few years, and then stated that the purpose is to move it up to 10 billion dollars: “To rise to that level in the next 7-8 years, we have to move our present work collaboration to a more advanced state.” In the speech Minister Sönmez gave at the Turkey-Kazakhstan Investment Forum at Ankara, stated that he is pleased to come together with the businessmen from Kazakhstan with which we have deep cultural and historical bonds and that he believed this friendship bonds should reflect more on the economic and commercial relationships.

“Even though the trade volume between the two countries was decreased

after 2013 and after and even though it increased %23 in 2017, it is, without a doubt, below the possessed potential. In 2017, 2.4 billion dollars’ worth of trade volume was reached. Also in the first seven months of 2018, it is seen that there was an increase compared to the same period of last year. But even though these two societies act in such a close and friendly way, we can’t reflect this enough to economical to

relationships.” he continued.

Sönmez said:” We should get together more often in these types of business forums as well as economical collaboration organizations that both countries are a member of and evaluate the present opportunities better.”

TRADE VOLUME FOR MACHINE INDUSTRY WILL BE INCREASED Within the TurkeyKazakhstan Investment

Forum, 22 cooperation agreements were signed, 18 of which are commercial in a 1.7 billion dollars’ worth volume, with the collaboration capture signed Machine Manufacturing Industry Associations Federation (MAKFED) and Kazakhstan Machine Industry Union (AKMI), the present trade volume for machine industry between two countries is expected to be increased in the next few years.

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İSDER TAKES ROOT IN EUROPEAN ORGANIZATIONS FORKLIFT DISTRIBUTORS AND MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION (İSDER) ATTENDED A CONGRESS ORGANIZED

BY EUROPE FORKLIFT FEDERATION (FEM) AT SEPTEMBER 13-14 IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM. BY BEING IN THE NEW MANAGEMENT OF FEM WHICH IS THE STRONGEST STRUCTURE OF EUROPE’S FORKLIFT FIELD, ENDER AKBAYTOGAN WILL REPRESENT TURKISH FORKLIFT INDUSTRY.

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ore than 100 representatives of the Europe Forklift Industry came together in Antwerp at 13-14 September to put forward the innovations which will provide a solution to problems in the future and change the industry. After two days of meetings on product groups under FEM, such as intralogistics systems, forklifts, warehouse and shelving systems, crane and lifting equipment, FEM General Assembly Meeting and congress program were introduced.

In the General Assembly of FEM, the new executive board and the chairman of

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by FEM a year ago by contacting with college students to give them the chance to share their ideas about exciting trends that could transform the industry and the talented students chosen shared their ideas with the attendants at the award ceremony held during the contest.

the executive board who will be on duty for years were identified and İSDER Chairman of Executive Board Ender Akbaytogan was chosen for the Executive Board of FEM to represent the Turkish Forklift Industry. Jos de Vuyst, chairman of FEM

Warehouse and Shelving Systems Committee and FEM Vice President, became the new FEM Chairman of the Executive Board.

At the closing of the congress, the “Smart Logistics Contest” award ceremony was held which was started

STRONG BONDS WILL BE ESTABLISHED WITH EUROPE FEM hosts the most important associations in the field of forklift trucks from 14 countries. For manufacturers, FEM, which sets standards that will affect the entire cycle from the design of equipment in various areas such as environment, security and energy to the end of its life, authorizes companies that can comply with these standards to use their logo. The FEM logo, which means production at European standards, includes technological competence and safe technical standards.

ISDER, is the only establishment in Turkey who is authorized to give this logo to manufacture companies, strengthened its place in the federation by being chosen to FEM’s Executive Board Membership, thus opened the way for a more active and strong relationship between its members and Europe.

TİM IS BACKED UP

BY WOMAN’S POWER TURKISH EXPORTERS ASSEMBLY (TİM) CREATED A “TIM WOMEN’S COUNCIL” IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF WOMAN EXPORTERS. TİM’S CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, İSMAİL GÜLLE SAID:” WE AIM TO SOLVE OUR WOMAN EXPORTERS’ PROBLEMS ABOUT BUSINESS WORLD QUICKLY AND CONDUCT THE PROJECTS THEY PRESENT MORE EFFECTIVELY.”

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ithin TİM, a “TİM Women’s Council” was established in order to increase the number of woman exporters and to improve the woman’s deploy and entrepreneurship in the business world. In the statement, TİM’S Chairman of the Executive Board, İsmail Gülle said: “We are very pleased to establish the TİM Women’s Council, a first in the history of TİM. In this period we make a huge leap as a country, with our women’s hard work and

support, we will continuously and permanently increase our exports and reach our national goals more quickly.

“WOMEN’S COUNCIL WILL BE A TOUCHSTONE” In his statement, Gülle mentioned that women are the teachers of humanity and stated: “They have an innate strong intuition. And we wish to integrate this intuition to export. That is why we decided to create a Women’s Council where women delegates will more actively take

place. As the founder of the Republic of Turkey Mustafa Kemal Atatürk emphasized: ‘Everything we see in the world is women’s creation’.”

Gülle stated that as of 2018 there are 5.200 woman exporters in Turkey: “Only %7,3 of our 71 thousand export firms consist of women. With our new management, this is the first time a woman member is in TİM’s management.

As such, there were 39 woman members in the exporters’ union board, now there are 55. We are determined to

increase these numbers. We aim to increase the number of both woman delegates and exporters, and wish for more woman employees to be represented in the business world. With this council we established, we aim to solve our woman exporters’ problems more quickly and conduct the projects they present more effectively.”

The Women’s Council of TİM is expected to get together in October and create their road map and start concrete projects.

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THE DEFENSE IS ON SAHA IN SAHA EXPO 2018 ORGANIZED BY DEFENSE, AVIATION AND SPACE CLUSTER ASSOCIATION (SAHA İSTANBUL), LOTS OF LOCAL FIRMS TOOK A STEP TO EXPAND TO FOREIGN MARKETS, THE FAIR THAT LASTED THREE DAYS GATHERED LOCAL AND FOREIGN FIRMS AND THOSE WHO HAVE AN INTEREST IN DEFENCE AND AVIATION INDUSTRY.

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1 senior decision makers of firms that act in the field of defense, aviation, navigation and informatics technologies from 12 countries such as Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, India, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Russia; members of the parliament and members of the army attended to SAHA EXPO 2018 held at İstanbul Fair Center in September 13-14. In the course of the bilateral business meetings, a number of future cooperation agreements were signed.

Chairman of the Board of Directors of SAHA İstanbul, Haluk Bayraktar made statements about the fair where 135 companies opened a stall • 126

and more than 450 business meetings were held, and told that important meetings were made between main and subcontractors and SME’s regarding the installment of local and national defense industry and the increase of locality. Bayraktar also mentioned the importance of local firms executing their products and abilities, and said that progress were made regarding new cooperation within the country and access to new markets in abroad.

Minister of Technology Mustafa Varank also attended the fair and stated that they supported the cooperation of firms and sectors that are interrelated, and they provide various financial supports,

most of which are grants.

Varank stated that Turkey has increased the locality ratio in the defense industry from %24 to %65 in the last 16 years and said that all of the resources and experience of TUBITAK and KOSGEB which are connected to the Ministry were mobilized for local and national defense industry.

Hasan Büyükdede, Deputy Minister of Industry and Technology SAHA İstanbul said that the cluster formation in the defense industry will be a model for other sectors, reminded that there are over $ 138 billion of intermediate goods imports, that in the first part they will work for the purification of the 30 billion dollars’ worth part.

Büyükdede also underlined

that they will continue to work for localization to become a national project.

In the fair; while the firms that work for the designing, improving and production of the sub-systems and components of the most modern platforms that are going to be used in defense, navigation, aviation and space industry operation environment presented their products, SAHA İstanbul members came together with local and foreign working partners and made contacts in order to improve the strong business relationships in the sector. During the fair, many panels and sessions were organized for the participant firms and guests to attend.

EXPORTER INDEX TIMEX IS BROADCASTED AS OF SEPTEMBER 14, ISTANBUL STOCK EXCHANGE (BIST) STARTED TO CALCULATE THE TİM EXPORTER INDEX (TIMEX) FOR TURKISH EXPORTERS ASSEMBLY (TİM). WHILE TIMEX CONSISTS OF FIRMS THAT ARE ABOVE A CERTAIN DEGREE IN PUBLIC MARKET VALUE AND WITHIN THE FIRST 1000 EXPORTERS RESEARCH DECLARED BY TIM EVERY YEAR, IT IS ALSO AN IMPORTANT PROFIT TOOL FOR INVESTORS.

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aving started to be calculated with the cooperation of Istanbul Stock Exchange (BIST) and Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM), TIMEX is formed in an effort to calculate the cost and income performances of company shares that are processed in Istanbul Stock Exchange, that within the “TIM First 1000 Exporter Research” list declared by TİM and whose export costs are higher than the companies that are at the last row of said list because of the financial report of exporting costs.

While the owner of the index is the TİM, the calculation is carried out by the BIST, which provides consultancy and calculation services in the index formation with over 30 years of index calculation experience and renewed infrastructure.

The price and yield versions of the index are calculated with the closing data starting from 1 February 2013 on the basis of TL, dollar and euro (initial value is 1000). And as of September 14, TL price versions are calculated in 10 second intervals within the day and other versions are

TIMEX INDEX GRAPH DATED OCTOBER 5TH

Source: TİM

calculated and broadcasted once at the end of the day.

While 10 percent weight limitation is applied in the index, the weights in the index will be revised to 10 percent at the first working days of February, May, August and November. In addition, at the end of each working day, weights will be checked and if there is at least one share with a weight exceeding 13 percent, weights will be reduced to 10 percent without waiting for the beginning of the period.

If the defined index rules are

met, the companies that will start to be publicly traded in the BIST will be included in the index on the day they start trading.

As of September 14th, there are 55 companies in the index in which the companies that have the market value of the shares in the actual circulation is 50 billion TL and above are included.

TIMEX HAS HIGH PROFIT BIST has more than 300 indices in the share markets.

TIMEX has a much higher return than other indexes

published by BIST. For example, if an investor had invested in TIMEX in 2013, it would yield a 160 percent return.

It is foreseen that this table will increase the interest in exports and exporters in the coming period. Because the exporting companies have an important share in the growth of the country’s economy and they continue to be attractive investment tools for investors.

For detailed information about TIMEX and table of index values, TİM’s official website can be visited.

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MACHINES’ SHOW WITH PLASTIC PLASTICS, EASILY PROCESSABLE, MORE DURABLE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS AND MORE COST-EFFECTIVE THAN METALS, ARE USED EVERYWHERE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. THIS PLASTIC AND RUBBER PRODUCING MACHINES INDUSTRY THAT PRODUCES THESE PLASTIC PRODUCTS CREATE 50 BILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF ECONOMICAL VOLUME WORLDWIDE, WHILE THE INDUSTRY IN TURKEY CONTINUES TO TAKE IMPORTANT STEPS TO BREAK THE HABIT OF IMPORTED MACHINES AND IS RANKED 21TH IN THE WORLD WITH 169 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF EXPORT.

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ankind strives to develop materials that will provide benefits that are not found in natural products since the first ages of history.

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The development of plastic materials began with the use of natural materials such as chewing gum and shellac having properties of plastic and then continued with the development of chemically

modified natural materials such as rubber, nitrocellulose, collagen, galalith. Today, the fully synthetic materials that we know as modern plastics have a history of 100 years.

Plastics are of organic origin,

such as wood, paper or wool, and raw materials such as cellulose, coal, natural gas, salt and of course crude oil used in the production of plastics are also natural products. It is formed by the

polymerization of plastic, small molecule polymers and thus the formation of large molecule polymers, and by the addition of many additives. Plastic can be processed easily, more resistant to weather conditions than metals, and can be very cheaply used in many areas of the industry. In the modern world there are plastics everywhere the eye can get. From the clothes we wear to the houses we use and the cars we use, we can see plastics everywhere. Our children’s toys, televisions, and the computers we use, and even the toothbrush you use every day, a high proportion of plastic is used. In this sense, we can say that, as it is today, plastic materials will continue to be the preferred material in the future as it enables the balance between the needs of today and the environment.

GERMANY, CHINA AND USA LEADS THE GLOBAL MARKET While Germany, China and Japan create the three biggest exporting countries in the world trade in plastic and rubber processing machines, USA, China and Mexico maintain their position as the three biggest importing countries. According to data from the UN Statistics Division, in 2017, 27.4 billion dollars’ worth of plastic and rubber processing machines were exported. Germany has the first place with 6 billion dollars’ worth of export, China is second with 4 billion dollars of export and Japan is in third place with 2.5 billion dollars of export. Turkey’s exports worth 169 million dollars is ranked 21st on the list of global exports in 2017.

Again, according to data from the UN Statistics Division, imports of plastic

and rubber processing machines worth 27 billion dollars were realized in 2017, the US was the first with $ 3.5 billion imports, China was the second with $ 3 billion imports and Mexico was the third with $ 1.5 billion imports. . Turkey’s imports is ranked 13th in 583.1 million dollars in 2017 in the global import list.

THE INDUSTRY IS RISING AT TURKEY Turkish Plastic Industry Research, Development and Education Foundation (PAGEV) published a study entitled “Turkey Plastic Processing Machinery Sector Monitoring Report 2017”, according to the study, 598 companies in Turkey manufacture plastic and rubber processing machines and their components and parts. %78 of these companies are established in İstanbul and %6 of them continue in İzmir.

Plastics and rubber processing machinery production in Turkey between the years 2013-2017 showed an average annual increase of 11.2 percent, in 2017, the production of plastic and rubber

processing machines and their components and parts increased by %16, with 518 million dollars.

Exports of plastic and rubber processing machines between the years 2013-2017 increased by an average of 6.1 percent, while in 2017, exports increased by 16 percent to $ 169 million. In the same period, imports increased by 0.5 percent to $ 583.1 million.

When the export of plastic and rubber machinery realized in 2017 is examined on the basis of product, the injection machines are 7.2 percent, the extrusion machines 20.3 percent of the inflating machines 1.1 percent, the thermoforming machines 14.2 percent, the presses and other machines 43.3 percent and it is seen that the sections and parts have a share of 13.7 percent.

Similarly, when the export figures are analyzed by countries, Russia, which is the largest market with 7% share, continues its leadership. Iran and Algeria followed Russia while the total export share of these three countries was 19 percent. Exports to the first 10 countries account for

41.8 percent of total exports.

On the other hand, due to the restrictions imposed on imports of some plastic products in Algeria, which is the third in the list of the top 10 countries, the fact that the country is directed to produce in itself brings about new machinery investments in this market. In this sense, it is important for Algeria to be considered as one of the target markets for Turkish plastic and rubber processing machine manufacturers in the coming period.

With %63 share in the imports of Turkey’s plastics and rubber processing machinery, China, Germany and Italy continues their leadership.

Finally, the average unit import price of plastic and rubber processing machines and their parts and parts in 2017 was $ 11.2 / kilogram and this number is declined by 9 percent compared to 2016. In this period, the average unit import prices increased in the extruder blowing and thermoforming machines, while other products displayed a decline.

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MOMENT IN ENGLISH rubber processing machines and their sections and parts was $ 11.1 / kilogram in 2017 and that is a 3 percent increase compared to 2016.

In this period, average export unit prices showed a decline in other machines except injection machines, inflating machines and press machines.

THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IMPORTED MACHINE ADDICTION In 2017, production of plastic and rubber processing machinery and sections and parts sector amounted to $ 518 million, imports of 583.1 million dollars, exports of 169 million dollars and domestic market sales of 932 million dollars (machinery and equipment investment of the plastics industry) in this period, the sector gave 414 million dollars of foreign trade deficit. 63 percent of domestic sales (machinery equipment investment of the sector) was met by imports, and the ratio of exports to imports was only 29 percent.

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Similarly, in the last five years covering the years 2013-2017, 11.2 percent increase in the production of plastic and rubber processing machines, 2.6 percent in imports, 6.1 percent in exports, 6.2 percent in domestic sales and 1.3 percent in foreign trade deficit increases are observed. In 2018, production is expected to reach 576 million dollars, imports to 598 million dollars, exports to 180 million dollars and domestic sales to 995 million dollars, while foreign trade deficit of the sector is expected to rise to 419 million dollars.

However, as of 2017, the plastic sector of Turkey could only cover %30 of the total processing machine fleet from domestic production.

The remaining 70 percent slice is composed of imported machines.

“WE ARE THE STRONGEST OPPONENT OF EUROPE” Plastic Manufacturers Association (PAGDER) Chairman Selçuk Gülsün emphasizes the fact that Turkish

plastic and rubber processing machines are the strongest alternative of Western European competitors in the global competition despite the import dependency of the plastic industry, and that we are more functional in terms of quality and far more efficient in terms of quality in Far East origin machines: “The plastic and rubber processing machinery sector stands out in the price / performance segment.

Today, many markets search for better products that more economical than in Europe, and have more quality than China machinery and Turkey, in this context, is in a position to respond to this pursuit.

Our efforts to maintain our sector continue with our exhibitions and our connections on different platforms.”

On the other hand, the plastic industry of Turkey is seventh in the world with the process capacity of 9 million tons, and has the second biggest plastic manufacturing potential in Europe.

Even though Turkey covers for its plastic stock need by more than 85 percent from importation, it has the geographical advantage by being in between MiddleEastern countries that are manufacturers of petrol and plastic stock and Europe market, a plastic product user. For this purpose, it is aimed that the International Regional Production Center for Plastic planned to be established in the South Eastern Anatolia will combine plastic stock production potentials of Middle-Eastern countries with the competent product manufacturing talent and experience of Turkey’s plastic industry. In the center, while the stock producing countries gain a high-volume and reliable market, Turkey’s plastic industry will continue to grow rapidly by having a supply of cheap and reliable raw material, and will have stronger competition opportunities in the global market with manufacturing capacity and lowered prices.

EXPORT FIGURES IN RESPECT TO THE ACTIVITY FIELD OF THE MACHINERY AND ACCESSORIES (JANUARY 1 - AUGUST 31, 2017 AND 2018) 2017 PRODUCT GROUP

ENGINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

QUANTITY (1000 TONNES)

VALUE (MIL $)

2018 $/KG

QUANTITY (1000 TONNES)

VALUE (MIL $)

Kaynak: All Exporter Unions Database CHANGE (%)

$/KG

QUANTITY

VALUE

95,3

1.400,6

14,7

99,3

1.563,6

15,7

4,2

11,6

INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONERS AND COOLING MACHINES

338,4

1.350,5

4,0

335,5

1.518,9

4,5

-0,9

12,5

OTHER INDUSTRIAL WASHING AND DRYING MACHINES

320,2

880,6

2,8

341,1

979,5

2,9

6,5

11,2

CONSTRUCTION AND MINING MACHINES

181,2

606,7

3,3

211,3

760,6

3,6

16,6

25,4

PUMPS AND COMPRESSORS

70,8

519,0

7,3

81,2

635,4

7,8

14,6

22,4

MACHINE TOOLS

65,8

440,5

6,7

72,6

542,1

7,5

10,3

23,1

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY MACHINES

100,3

448,0

4,5

112,6

527,7

4,7

12,3

17,8

TURBIN, TURBOJETS, TURBO PROPELLERS

10,7

401,3

37,6

11,3

450,3

39,9

5,5

12,2

TEXTILE AND CLOTHING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES

60,5

347,0

5,7

67,5

410,0

6,1

11,6

18,1

VALVES

35,9

325,2

9,1

38,7

375,2

9,7

7,6

15,4

REACTORS AND BOILERS

38,7

297,1

7,7

38,3

355,8

9,3

-1,1

19,8

FOOD INDUSTRY MACHINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

61,3

316,3

5,2

61,5

348,8

5,7

0,3

10,3

WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION FOR THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY

15,4

254,6

16,6

15,1

344,6

22,8

-1,5

35,3

INDUSTRIAL HEATERS AND COOKERS

28,7

203,8

7,1

35,6

248,1

7,0

24,2

21,7

LOAD LIFTING, CARRYING AND STOWING MACHINES

43,2

180,7

4,2

53,8

239,4

4,5

24,3

32,5

ROLLER AND FOUNDRY MACHINES, MOULDS

28,0

217,2

7,7

30,7

239,1

7,8

9,5

10,1

GUM, PLASTIC, RUBBER PROCESSING MACHINES

10,0

105,4

10,5

12,5

133,8

10,7

24,6

26,9

PACKAGING MACHINES, ACCESSORIES AND SPARE PARTS

5,7

109,8

19,2

7,0

124,2

17,8

21,7

13,2

OFFICE MACHINES

2,7

98,6

36,0

2,5

99,1

39,8

-9,0

0,5

BEARINGS

7,7

85,7

11,2

8,7

95,7

11,1

12,8

11,6

PAPER MANUFACTURING AND TYPOGRAPHY MACHINES

8,8

56,6

6,4

8,7

66,3

7,7

-1,6

17,2

LEATHER PROCESSING AND MANUFACTURING MACHINES AND ACCESSORIES

1,9

9,8

5,0

1,3

7,3

5,8

-35,3

-25,0

119,6

787,6

6,6

135,5

942,5

7,0

13,3

19,7

1.650,9

9.442,4

5,7

1.781,9

11.007,9

6,2

7,9

16,6

OTHER MACHINES TOTAL

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