Economic survey
We expect a stable order situation
Our eleven for 23: In materialfluss's exclusive survey, eleven experts assess where the journey is heading this year. Hagen Schumann, Managing Director of Klinkhammer Intralogistics, is one of them.
The coming year is almost complete for us in terms of incoming orders. Klinkhammer already has very good capacity utilization next year. An important early indicator for the future for us is the number of planning projects in which we work out the most optimal and economical logistics solution for our customers, taking future scenarios into account.
We are encouraged by the further increase in the number of planning projects and therefore expect a stable order situation well beyond 2023, as our planning projects often result in a subsequent order for system construction. Demand for flexible shuttle robot solutions as an alternative to conventional small parts warehouses continues unabated. Finally, we are very well positioned with our new warehouse management system KlinkWare 11. Our industry tends to be one of the winners of the coronavirus crisis, which is why economic expectations are rising here, but in general I expect stagnation at most in Germany, also due to the unresolved situation in Ukraine in the short term.
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