Year
Figure
1999
$105 Million
1999
760
1999
-2.43%
* = IBISWorld Estimated figure
| Rope, Cordage and Twine
Manufacturing | |
| Industry Definition | |
| This class consists of
units mainly engaged in manufacturing rope, cordage, twine, net or related
products from natural or synthetic fibres. | |
| Key Figures | |
| Statistic |
Year |
Figure |
| Industry Turnover |
1999 |
$105 Million |
| Industry Employment |
1999 |
760 |
| Industry Growth (last year) |
1999 |
-2.43% |
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* = IBISWorld Estimated figure | ||
| Industry Linkages |
| Downstream Industries | |
| The
industries listed below are the major customer industries
of Rope, Cordage and Twine
Manufacturing. Click on the Hyperlink to jump to another Industry Snapshot. F - Wholesale Trade C - Manufacturing A - Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing G - Retail Trade | |
| Upstream Industries | |
| The
industries listed below are the major supplier industries of
Rope, Cordage and Twine
Manufacturing. Click on the Hyperlink to jump to another Industry Snapshot. C2212 - Synthetic Fibre Textile Manufacturing C2534 - Organic Industrial Chemical Manufacturing n.e.c. C2535 - Inorganic Industrial Chemical Manufacturing n.e.c. C2533 - Synthetic Resin Manufacturing C2213 - Cotton Textile Manufacturing | |
| Major Players | |
| The Major Players are the top 5-10 companies in the industry based
on total revenue. Companies must account for at least 5% of industry
turnover to qualify. Market share and company performance analysis is
available on the IBISWorld web
site. ITW Signode Australasia Pty Ltd | |
| Industry Conditions | |
| The Industry
C2223 - Rope, Cordage
and Twine Manufacturing ranks
470 out of
478 by industry turnover and its life cycle is in a
growth
phase, which means that the industry is generally growing faster than the economy.
Capital/labour intensity is medium and the uptake of new
technology is low.
The industry's globalisation level is low and the trend is steady. The industry has a low level of exports, which means exports generate less than 5% of the industry's turnover. The industry has a medium level of imports, which means imports generate between 5% and 25% of the industry's domestic demand. Exports are increasing and imports are increasing. The level of regulation is insignificant and steady and government assistance is medium and steady. A full analysis of each of the above conditions
and more is available in the Industry Conditions and Market
Characteristics chapters within every industry report on the IBISWorld web
site. | |
| Industry Forecast | |
| This industry is forecast to have a moderate average annualised growth
rate over the next five years.
More detailed forecasts for each year including
statistics and in-depth analysis are available in every Industry report on
the IBISWorld web
site. | |
| Geographic Spread | |
The Geographic Spread graph gives an indication of the relative
importance of this Industry in each state. In most cases, additional
graphs are available on IBISWorld. Figures are also provided in tabular
form which can be imported easily into your spreadsheets. Note: A
figure of 0% signifies between 0 and 1 per
cent. | |
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