The Economy Survey, conducted on behalf of FESPA by its research partner InfoTrends, is the fourth of its kind to be undertaken by FESPA on behalf of its global wide format community. 

86% of respondents to FESPA’s latest Economy Survey expect their businesses to grow in 2011, with more than half of those surveyed forecasting growth to exceed 10%.  More than 17% anticipate growth above 25%. 

Half of all respondents believe the wide format market has recovered from the economic downturn.  Reflecting on sales in the fourth quarter of 2010, 25% reported them better than 2009, 19% said they were better than expected, and 39% thought they were as expected.

Majority of survey respondents say recession is over; first half sales fuel optimism
 
FESPA’s third Economy Survey, conducted by FESPA research partner InfoTrends immediately after FESPA 2010, underlines the event’s significance in stimulating and motivating visitors to make significant business decisions.  70% of respondents who visited FESPA 2010 intended to make strategic business investments following their visit, and 80% said they had learned something relating to innovation that they planned to use in their business.

FESPA's Economy Survey 2, in partnership with InfoTrends reveals superb insight and information on the latest trends in the digital printing marketplace. The report is completely free for anyone who would like to download this pdf. Conducted in December 2009 and following Economy Survey 1 in July 2009, this report tracks confidence and change in the market with specific reference to how external economic factors are affecting behaviour and trading in our community.

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FESPA Economy Survey 2 Results

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The results of the FESPA's first online Economy Survey have now been collated and are available for download. The survey is the first in a series of four commissioned by FESPA, to be carried out by InfoTrends, and aims to measure changes in economic confidence, together with trends linked to the wider economy within the wide format printing community. Responses were received from printers and manufacturers throughout the world.

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