Japanese die relocation industry profits have not dropped

Due to the increase of raw material prices and the increase of labor costs, together with the impact of the financial crisis, the global market has shrunk, and the mold industry in various countries of the world has been affected to varying degrees. The profits of the mold industry have declined.

In order to reduce costs and maintain profits, the Japanese mold industry has now shifted its low-end molds outward, leaving only high-end mold products. In response to this phenomenon, the International Model Association Secretary-General Luo Baihui believes that this type of low-end mold relocation of the industrial model not only can solve the high cost pressures of the Japanese mold, but also can open up overseas mold market, to a certain extent, enhance the Japanese mold in the world market On the competitiveness.

Japan's mold industry has re-established its industrial layout in order to preserve profits. At present, Japan's die-casting mold industry is gradually shifting its low-tech molds to areas with low labor costs, such as India, Thailand, and Myanmar, while Japan only produces high-tech products.

Luo Baihui pointed out that through the adjustment of industrial structure, Japan has accelerated the transfer of low-tech and high-cost mold companies to foreign countries, reducing the number of low-end molds in Japan, and its domestic high-precision mold industry has a very high added value, so the domestic mold industry in Japan Profit has not declined.