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In the past month, there has been an increase in purchases of dry screw vacuum pumps by chemical and pharmaceutical companies (due to their higher price, absence of water contamination, and low energy consumption). Is this a sign of economic recovery? Is it the increasing pressure to protect the environment? Everyone is welcome to share their complaints!
It is likely that environmental pressure will increase. It’s becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to make a profit, and with additional environmental regulations imposing more costs, they are likely to fail even faster. But it’s fine this way too; companies that fail to meet environmental standards survive, which is unfair to those that prioritize environmental protection. It turns out that environmental protection measures were not enforced strictly enough, which sent the wrong signal to the market. When setting up businesses, insufficient attention was paid to expenses related to environmental protection, and no effort was made to upgrade environmental protection technologies during operation; now things are in trouble.
That makes sense; pressure related to environmental protection should be the main factor. If we don’t take action to protect the environment now, it will really be ruined, and people’s health will be under severe threat.
Environmental pressure is the main reason, and it is quite difficult to operate in the chemical industry
Mainly due to excessive environmental pressure, there are no signs of recovery in the overall market performance.
Looking at the applications of these products, they are fairly suitable for the pharmaceutical and food industries; the situation in the chemical industry is not so good. There are many environmental protection projects, the funding situation is average, progress is slow, orders are placed with urgency but delivery is delayed. We are facing numerous such problems at the moment
I’ve heard that too; many large-scale projects have been launched, so it seems the economy is on the verge of bottoming out!
This cycle is also quite long; it should be almost over by now. The stock market has finally started to rebound.
Based on the views of those who have participated so far, the majority believe that environmental protection pressures are a major factor; however, some large-scale projects have also begun to move forward, and it is hoped that this is a sign that the economic bottoming out process is nearing completion. The specific situation still needs to be verified by the market itself!
It’s probably due to significant environmental pressures. The domestic economy seems to have stabilized, but it’s not yet at a level of recovery