Industrial manufacturing

Industrial manufacturing executives are looking at geographic expansion, better penetration in existing markets, and new product development as the top strategies for achieving growth.

How we can help: Deep industry experience, global reach

With strong industry credentials and more than 155,000 professional in 153 countries, we actively leverage our diverse institutional knowledge, experience, and solutions to provide a fresh perspectives and significant value for our clients. The depth and focus of our industry-specific training, thought leadership, and professional global network demonstrates our commitment to the industrial manufacturing industry in addressing top-of-mind issues that impact today’s bottom-line performance.

Our industrial manufacturing specialists are recognized for their innovation in analyzing, developing, and implementing tailored solutions such as mergers and acquisitions, information technology, cost reduction, sustainability, enterprise risk management, and governance, risk and compliance.

To learn more about how PwC can help address some of the key issues affecting the industrial manufacturing industry, review our issues below and access our IM publications.

Impact of financial market developments & economic downturns Mergers and acquisitions Cost reduction Climate change and sustainability Managing talent and change

Technology Enterprise risk management Outsourcing and shared services

"The wide-scale fears of declining international sales, were finally realized during the first quarter of 2009,” said Barry Misthal, partner and industrial manufacturing sector leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers." “Manufacturing executives are hoping to ride out 2009 with a focus on making their companies leaner and more efficient, while aligning inventories to match lower demand levels. Taking these kinds of cautionary measures should position manufacturers for a more auspicious start to 2010."

Barry Misthal