The SME entity, in a statement, said that the November result responds to the “recovery in consumption” and the delays in authorizations to enter imported goods, which boosts the sale of local production.
The improvement was also verified in the monthly comparison -measured at constant prices-, with a rise in November of 6.6% compared to last October.
Regarding the use of installed capacity, in the case of industrial SMEs it was even higher than the average verified by Indec for the entire industry, which in October was 66.4%.
“SMEs produced with 74.3% of their installed capacity, 3 points above October”, specified the CAME report.
Of a total of 300 firms surveyed by the entity, 21.5% of the companies declared that they were working at 100% and 57.1% with more than 90%.
Meanwhile, 63% of the SMEs consulted evaluated the current situation of their company as good or very good, while for the remaining 37% it is between fair and bad.
The survey covers a total of 11 productive sectors. Of that total, 8 operated with year-on-year increases in November, while the remaining three showed decreases.
Among the first were Paper, cardboard, publishing and printing, which in November marked an improvement of 72.6% per year and 53% compared to the same month of 2019.
Meanwhile, the Clothing and textile item posted an annual increase of 40.2% and 36.1% compared to the same period in 2019.
On the contrary, in the transport material sector, production fell 21.2% annually in November and 11.6% compared to the same month in 2019, with many problems to manufacture due to the lack of raw material.
Source From: Ambito
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