-Almost all of Germany’s SMEs are family-owned, and many are managed by their
owner. Their business policies tend to be especially long-term.
-The “German Mittelstand” companies are some of the most innovative in Europe:
54% of them launched an innovation onto the market in the 2008 - 2010 period.
The “German Mittelstand” relies on sound financing models –
chiefly equity and bank loans.
The high equity ratio and a cautious approach to expansion enable the companies to
undertake medium-term and long-term investments, even in times of crisis.
The “German Mittelstand” employs 83.2% of trainees – the much sought-after
skilled workers of tomorrow.
Government supports the “German Mittelstand” on key issues like investment in
R&D, the skills shortage, foreign trade and investment, financing needs, company
start-ups and company hand-overs.
-Almost all of Germany’s SMEs are family-owned, and many are managed by their
owner. Their business policies tend to be especially long-term.
-The “German Mittelstand” companies are some of the most innovative in Europe:
54% of them launched an innovation onto the market in the 2008 - 2010 period.
The “German Mittelstand” relies on sound financing models –
chiefly equity and bank loans.
The high equity ratio and a cautious approach to expansion enable the companies to
undertake medium-term and long-term investments, even in times of crisis.
The “German Mittelstand” employs 83.2% of trainees – the much sought-after
skilled workers of tomorrow.
Government supports the “German Mittelstand” on key issues like investment in
R&D, the skills shortage, foreign trade and investment, financing needs, company
start-ups and company hand-overs.
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