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Statistics
Each year, IVAM Research collects economic data among the members of the IVAM Microtechnology Network. The results of the survey and other empirical data are the basis for the following statistics. |
20.07.2010: German micro- and nanotechnology industry sees economic trend reversed
After the years of the economic crisis, 2008 and 2009, the microtechnology, nanotechnology and advanced materials industries in
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20.07.2010: Orders, production and sales have increased during the first half of 2010
According to the IVAM survey, incoming orders have developed particularly well in the first half of 2010: 62.9 percent of the
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20.07.2010: Further revival expected for second half of 2010
Some of the German microtechnology, nanotechnology and advanced materials companies are foreseeing “a very positive development”
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20.07.2010: Companies are very positive about 2011
After the crisis, the genuine “boom” for the microtechnology, nanotechnology and advanced materials industries is being supposed
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28.01.2010: European Micro- and Nanotechnology industry rules off 2009 and moves on
The impact of the ongoing economic crisis on the microtechnology, nanotechnology and advanced materials industries is expected to
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28.01.2010: Micro, Nano and Materials Industry reports drops in turnover in 2009
According to the European Microtechnology, Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials industry, sales in 2009 clearly went down, much
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28.01.2010: Financing gaps increasingly burden the European high-tech industries
During 2009, financing remained stable for 46% of the European Micro, Nano and Materials companies. But it is a striking fact
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28.01.2010: Industry responds to the crisis with diversification and downsizing in 2009
Diversification has been the most common reaction of the European micro, nano and materials companies to the economic crisis, in
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28.01.2010: Short-time work takes positive effects on German high-tech industries
In Germany, some of the supporting measures with which the federal government tried to counteract the economic crisis appear to
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28.01.2010: German high-tech companies support automotive industry in 2009
Among the target markets of the German micro, nano and materials companies, the automotive industry has replaced the medical
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28.01.2010: Export business is slow for German companies in 2009
Since 2004, the German microtechnology, nanotechnology and advanced materials companies have suffered significant cutbacks on
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28.01.2010: China catches up with Japan as popular export country in 2009
German companies more often address markets in Asia than their European competitors. For the companies in other European
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09.04.2009: High-tech enterprises react to economic crisis in a constructive way in 2008
The European micro, nano and materials enterprises intend to react to the general economic crisis mostly with constructive
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09.04.2009: Export share of European high-tech industry steady in spite of in spite of crisis
The global economic crisis has had no drastic effects on the export share of the European micro, nano and materials industry.
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09.04.2009: Expectations of staff growth subdued for 2009
Prognoses for staff growth are noticeably less optimistic in the current business year than they were in the previous years.
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09.04.2009: Micro, nano and materials enterprises depend on automotive industry despite sales crisis
The current sales crisis of the automotive industry apparently does not prompt the high-tech suppliers to turn away from the
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09.04.2009: Microsystems for renewable energies are trend-setting
Microsystems for renewable energies, e.g. photovoltaic applications, are a promising market for the European micro, nano and
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01.09.2008: Trendsetting markets Life Sciences and Cleantech are not sufficiently supplied
Life Sciences and clean technologies are promising markets that micro- and nanotechnology enterprises should more strongly focus
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09.04.2008: The shortage of qualified staff becomes an acute problem for the micro and nanotechnology industry
According to the member survey of the IVAM Microtechnology Network, 47 percent of the companies expect to be affected by the
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09.04.2008: Energy and solar applications are becoming a new trend
Apart from the Life Sciences, the automotive and semiconductor industry, which have been the leading target markets of the micro-
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15.04.2007: German micro and nanotechnology companies expect to grow despite skilled labor shortage
IVAM’s members are optimistic about their development. 40% of the companies in Germany expect their numbers of employees to
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15.04.2007: Growing attractiveness of Asian markets
Among the countries or regions, where the members would like to take up business in the near future, India gained in popularity
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15.04.2007: BioMEMS considered to be most important new application field for micro and nanotechnology
One third of the German micro and nanotechnology enterprises consider bio-microsystems to be an important new technology and
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01.04.2006: Medical Technology is the major market of the micro and nanotechnology companies
Medical technology is the major market of the German micro and nanotechnology enterprises. In an online survey conducted among
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01.04.2006: EU countries are the most popular export regions of the German micro and nanotechnology companies
Almost half of the German MEMS enterprises (48.8 %) are exporting into the USA. The European Union, however, continues to be the
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01.04.2006: Positive sales forecasts for the German micro and nanotechnology industry
The sales forecasts of the German micro and nanotechnology enterprises are quite positive. Half of the companies expect to
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10.04.2005: German microtechnology companies are champions in exports
German microtechnology companies are living up to Germany’s reputation as export champion: Almost 60 % gain more than half
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10.04.2005: German microtechnology enterprises lack money for innovation
The acquisition of capital is the largest innovation and growth barrier for the German microtechnology enterprises. Altogether,
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