Special investigation report on 2020 China’s enterprise confidence index From Taihe Consultant

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The following is the Special investigation report on 2020 China’s enterprise confidence index From Taihe Consultant recommended by recordtrend.com. And this article belongs to the classification: Chinese economy, research report.

The sudden new pneumonia has broken many plans in people’s work and life. According to the survey data, the average business confidence index of enterprises in the whole industry is 6.73. Among them, the impact of the epidemic on the logistics, comprehensive retail and comprehensive service industries is greater than that on the energy and chemical industry, soft high technology and media industry.

In the face of the epidemic, the average business confidence index of state-owned enterprises is the highest among enterprises of different nature, which is 7.03. For the enterprises of different business scale, compared with small and medium-sized enterprises, the average business confidence index of large-scale enterprises is higher and the ability of risk resistance is stronger.

According to the survey results, the average business confidence index of enterprises in different cities across the country is different due to factors such as the degree of local economic development, the layout of key industries, the degree of epidemic influence and epidemic prevention measures. The average business confidence index of some cities with relatively complex population composition, such as Shanghai and Shenzhen, is relatively low.

According to the survey data, affected by the epidemic, only 23.9% of the enterprises think that they can achieve this year’s performance indicators, 20.5% of the enterprises think that they can not achieve this year’s performance indicators, and the remaining 55.7% of the enterprises have not yet determined whether they can achieve the performance indicators. In view of this situation, nearly 40% of the enterprises are considering or have started to revise the performance indicators of this year, 38.3% of the enterprises are in a wait-and-see state, and another 22.2% of the enterprises have not considered this issue at present.

According to the survey data, due to the impact of the epidemic, listed enterprises are more confident than unlisted enterprises. 27.5% of listed enterprises think that they can achieve the original performance indicators. Among different types of enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises and state-owned enterprises are more optimistic, with 29.3% and 28.6% respectively believing that they can achieve the original performance targets. For enterprises in different industries, the prospects of energy and chemical industry, comprehensive medical industry and soft high technology industry are relatively optimistic, with 38.9%, 36.2% and 35.4% respectively believing that they can meet the original performance indicators.

According to the survey data, affected by the epidemic, 70.6% of the enterprises think that the expected revenue will be reduced in 2020, among which 37.7% of the enterprises think that the expected revenue will be reduced by 5% – 20%, 22.4% of the enterprises think that the expected revenue will be reduced by 20% – 40%, and 10.5% of the enterprises think that the expected revenue reduction ratio in 2020 will exceed 40%. Another 23.6% of enterprises think that the basic change of revenue is within + – 5%, which will not have a great impact. Only about 6% of companies believe that revenue is expected to increase in 2020.

According to the survey data, more than half of the enterprises think that the epidemic has only a short-term negative impact, 23.7% of the enterprises think that the epidemic has some impact but not too much, which will not hinder the normal operation and production of enterprises, and only 8.1% of enterprises think that there will be a long-term negative impact. Only 19.5% of the enterprises are considering or have started to revise the performance indicators of enterprises in the next two to three years, and most of them are still in a wait-and-see attitude, or even have not considered this issue.

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