Going into its fourth year, the annual Manufacturing Indaba is fast approaching and, with the country heavily focussed on growth solutions and the impact future trends will have on the manufacturing sector in South Africa, participants are eagerly awaiting the event.<\/p>\n
The event will be hosted at Emperors Palace on June 27 and 28.<\/p>
Ekurhuleni, being a prime location for the event, remains an important manufacturing centre in South Africa.<\/p>\n
The indaba attracts key industry leaders, policy makers, academia and potential leaders and brings them together, providing a platform to explore strategies that are tantamount to building South Africa\u2019s manufacturing future.<\/p>
A key focus area will be growth and the planned keynote addresses and panel discussions will focus on the future of manufacturing in South Africa, mainly centred around the role of manufacturing, how to build a stronger manufacturing sector and the growth sectors for the future.<\/p>\n
The informative and interactive sessions allow the exploration of strategies for growth and competitive advantage, including the productivity debate and efficient cost reducing strategies that aid growth.<\/p>\n
The indaba provides a platform for government and the relevant stakeholders to interact, giving them the opportunity to achieve clarity regarding incentives available to local companies, and, just as fundamental, ensure foreign investment through government incentives on offer, assisting the establishment of global companies in the South African manufacturing sector.<\/p>\n
In order for South Africa to compete internationally, technology and its effect on the manufacturing industry across the world and in South Africa will be a pertinent topic.<\/p>\n
Key participants will focus on new potential growth, showcasing manufacturing opportunities for financial assistance and access to finance for the industrial players.<\/p>\n
It is without a doubt the leading annual manufacturing event and the networking and knowledge gained, will far outweigh any other intervention.<\/p>\n
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