Each week, we present a summary of the previous week as it emerges from the data collected by our French Employment and Investment Observatory, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2009. Week of 11-17 September 2021 Still positive, with an announcement from Renault Group illustrating the challenges facing the French economy. […]
Each week, we present a summary of the previous week as it emerges from the data collected by our French Employment and Investment Observatory, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2009. Week of 4-10 September 2021 Growth accelerates with the start of the school year. […]
Each month we present a summary of the previous month as it emerges from the data collected by Industries & Strategies, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2016. July - August 2021 A dozen mega-projects were announced (over US$1 billion) in July-August. […]
Each week, we present a summary of the previous week as it emerges from the data collected by our French Employment and Investment Observatory, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2009. Week of 28 August - 3 September 2021 It's not quite back to school yet and information is still scarce. Job cuts are still very rare and recruitment is still very high. […]
Each week we present a summary of the previous week as it emerges from the data collected by our French Employment and Investment Observatory, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2009. Week 24 July - 27 August 2021 Five - quiet - weeks in a row. August was a quiet but positive month with very few negative announcements. […]
Each month we present a summary of the previous month as it emerges from the data collected by Industries & Stratégies, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2016. June 2021 In June, some thirty renewable energy production projects, plus eight solar panel projects and seven battery projects: the energy transition tops the charts. […]
Batteries for electric vehicles, a strategic European issue A lot of interesting information in the article "This is Europe's plan to crush China's battery power" from WIRED (it's also a sign that strategic information on the automotive market is in Wired): […]
Details of projects financed by development banks In our Industries & Stratégies database, which lists global industrial investments, with a Usine du Futur rating, we include information on the financiers of the registered projects. […]
Each month we present a summary of the previous month as it emerges from the data collected by Industries & Stratégies, an economic database maintained by Trendeo since January 2016. May 2021 There has been an unusual explosion of investment in the Americas and in particular in the US! […]
Fintechs on the rise In collaboration with the FINANCE-INNOVATION cluster, we have produced a dataviz on fintechs, to show the information we have in our French database. […]
Jobs per hectare and type of investment, some data from the Trendeo France database How many jobs do you do per hectare? A question that is rarely asked but which makes sense. […]
Semiconductors and components, Asia's overwhelming superiority Recently, there has been talk of a shortage of semiconductors, particularly in the automotive industry (> see article). […]
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The Factory of the Future and the Smart City Recently invited to BatConnect to talk about the Smart City, we used our databases France - Observatoire de l'emploi et de l'investissement - and Industries & Stratégies Monde - to focus on some of the elements we present. […]
Industrial investment: Asia's dominance is growing stronger The data from the 2020 edition of the World Industrial Investment Barometer has just been published. Each year, the Barometer provides a unique snapshot of the emergence of the factory of the future around the world, and helps identify the regional or global trends that will shape the industry of tomorrow. As such, it is a unique tool for analyzing the concrete progress of the factory of the future in global industrial investment. […]
Analysing the international integration of French industrial sectors In the report we submitted to the Banque des Territoires on France's industrial dependencies (to be downloaded here), we attempted a typology of French industrial sectors. […]
Industry in Île-de-France: a great asset, but how dynamic is it? Data presented at the launch of the "City, Industry and Ecological Transition" chair (https://chaire-vite.org/) "[...]
Updating our sustainability data We have recently updated our tracking of sustainability projects. (Click here to access the article on previous data). […]
Startups are holding up well in the face of the crisis, but job creation is more cautious We propose a small zoom on startups and fundraising, taken from data from our Employment and Investment Observatory. Startups, at least from a fundraising point of view, do not seem to have suffered much from Covid-19. […]
Some data on global investments in the pharmaceutical sector The pharmaceutical sector is the focus of much attention, especially in terms of relocations. Here are some data on global investments from our global Industries & Strategies database. […]
Impact of Covid-19, an instantaneous measurement Some data on the immediate impact of COVID. presented in the form of computer graphics. […]
A dataviz on electric batteries At Trendeo, we conceive our role as producers of data that can be used and valued by our customers. It is up to us to show that our data reflect more or less well the trends of the economy (investment, jobs). It is also up to us to play with our own data to experiment with new uses. […]
Towards the evolution of global value chains? Global value chains will most likely evolve after the VIDOC crisis. Curious to know which products are the most geographically concentrated in terms of capital expenditure (capex), we did a little research in our Industries & Strategies database. […]
Batteries for electric vehicles, already produced in Europe About the electric vehicle, we often read that the batteries would "come from Asia". But what exactly is the situation? […]
The flexibility of the machines at the service of employment! In our 2019 barometer of industrial investment, published last June, we listed a number of investments that are emblematic of the trends in the Factory of the Future. […]
Machinery as a friend of employment Automation is a recurring theme in the economic debate. Robots, machines, are considered to be job destroyers and therefore harmful. There are elements of macroeconomic response. We present here a monographic approach based on the analysis of the identifiable cases in our database. […]
Capital Expenditures in 2020 - Impact of Coronavirus Last week, we were invited to discuss cost reduction at the Eagle Alpha Virtual Data Conference. Here is a slide on capital expenditure, made using data retained by our analysts for our Industries & Strategies database (tracking data from news sites). […]
Twelve years of history in your sector or territory to respond to the crisis At this time of health crisis, it is difficult to predict what the sectoral or territorial impact on companies will be. For public or private organisations that wish to have additional data, we offer detailed files containing our information, since 2009. […]
Relocations, year zero? Relocations are much discussed in the media at the moment. There are a lot of articles that want to shorten value chains, local production, industrial sovereignty, ... And according to the authors, the aim is to target a few priority sectors (pharmaceuticals, food) or the whole business. […]
A slowdown in global industrial investment in the first quarter of 2020 Recently, we participated in a conference organized by Eagle Alpha on Covid-19 data. Our data comes from our global investment database. We selected the first 12 weeks of 2019 and the first 12 weeks of 2020. […]
An attempt to understand the timing of the crisis by David Cousquer, manager of Trendeo In the analysis of job cuts and investment announcements monitored by the Trendeo France observatory, I was surprised not to read a more direct - negative - impact of the ongoing epidemic. […]
A strong link between manufacturing investment and R&D R&D and offshore manufacturing (offshoring) is still a business model for some industries. But there seems to be a strong link between manufacturing investment and R&D investment at the national level. […]
2019, a positive inertia for the French economy A rather good year if we look at the net result in terms of jobs. It's the third best over the 2009-2019 period, the industry continues to create jobs, the startups are staying at a good level in this area as well... That's the positive side. […]
The most important industrial investments in the last 12 months in the healthcare sector Synthesis of the most important industrial investments in the last 12 months announced worldwide in the healthcare sector, as identified by our global Industries & Strategies database. […]
Co²: carbon savings, communication on the rise Communication on the reduction of greenhouse gases emitted by industrial projects is not a new phenomenon. But the trend towards publishing a quantified measure is growing and we are capturing it in our data. […]
Are investments in the UK really affected by Brexit? Our Industry & Strategies database on global industrial investment tracks domestic and foreign investments of more than $30 million. Our results are limited because the financial sector is assumed to be more affected than others in the general comments on Brexit. In addition, we have been gathering information since 2016, when Brexit was already a very important factor for investors. […]
Announced investments in Europe in Q4 2019 This year, we will regularly publish some "snapshots" from our global industry and strategy database. To start our new series, here is a map of the investments announced in Europe in the 4th quarter 2019. […]
Which are the greenest data centers? Google, Microsoft or Amazon? Trendeo takes stock Recently Wired magazine published an article [link] comparing the data centers of Google, Microsoft and Amazon, to determine which was the "greenest". The analysis is mainly based on the energy sources used by the three companies (the best practice being the 100% use of renewable energy) and on the additional energy efficiency measures taken. As you read the document, you will learn that Google got an overall rating of B+, Microsoft got a B and Amazon got only a C-. […]
Comparison of the Trendeo and Usine Nouvelle plant indicators The Usine Nouvelle plant published its 2019 Industrial Balance Sheet[1], with a balance of plant openings exceeding that of closures (+30), which has been growing steadily since 2017. For Trendeo, the year 2019 should end with a slightly negative balance, after three positive years (2016-2018) - updated Trendeo data will be published at the end of January 2020. The divergence of the results encourages a detailed comparison of the two indicators. […]
Bruno Le Maire attacks French car manufacturers. (See article BFM) Trendeo's data on employment in the automotive sector in France from 2009 to 2019 show that, in fact, in the 50,778 jobs lost, PSA and Renault are the main sources of loss. […]
Trendeo carries out a quarterly monitoring of the activity of French ETIs for the M-ETI (Mouvement des entreprises de taille intermédiaire). All sectors are monitored, and their activity compared with that of other company sizes, but in our last note we focused on the specific analysis of the dynamics of plant openings and closures. Our results highlight the resilience of ATEs in this area. Over the period 2009-2019, the French economy lost, in net terms, nearly 600 factories. […]
We have just published, with our partners, the Institut de la réindustrialisation, EDF and Fives, the third edition of our global industrial investment barometer. The study is freely downloadable. Some highlights of this edition: 1. the geographical distribution of projects is stable, and overall, year after year, since 2016, Asia has accounted for 50% of industrial investments, America 25% and Europe 20%. The rest is divided between Africa and Oceania. […]
Is reindustrialization already over? With the announcement of the loss of more than a thousand jobs at General Electric in Belfort, concerns about French industry are reborn. Several calls from journalists today at Trendeo have prompted us to share the data we have given them, and even to update them. Since 2009, we have been tracking employment and investment news in France in a database, marketed by subscription (see our website). From this database, we occasionally extract summaries to ensure that our data reflect what is happening in the French economy. […]
We have just published a note with some summary data on investments in the logistics sector identified in our base industries and strategies. The note can be viewed on LinkedIn or SlideShare. To receive the note in PDF, and/or test our database, contact us. [...]
We have just put online our analysis of the French economy in 2018. As we write in the introduction, to stick to the data of the year 2018, the slowdown of the French economy is limited. Several codes are at positive levels: [...]
On 22 November 2018, the Government announced the list of 124 "industry territories", which could be subject to specific accompanimations in order to reinforce their industrial specificity. As we have data on industrial job creation, in France, since 2009, we have analysed the list of 124 territories by positioning them among all the French territories. [...]
The National Observatory for Green Economy Jobs and Professions (ONEMEV), which is part of the Ministry of Ecological and Solidarity Transition, invited Trendeo to present its data on green investment and employment. The seminar took place on November 8 in Orléans. The theme was "Employment and ecological transition: what methods, what sources, what data to approach the territorial level? ». […]
We have just put on-line a summary note on energy investment projects. The data are derived from our industries & strategies database, which identifies global industrial investments (goods manufacturing, logistics, R&D and energy production). The note (in English) can be consulted online or sent by PDF on request. Detailed data on the 1800 projects that were used to complete the note are available to subscribers at our base or can be purchased as an. xls file (for an amount of €1.500 HT). [...]
The French economy is idling and the INSEE data in September show a drop in hiring in several sectors. The data collected by Trendeo are part of this trend, with fewer job openings and stable or very low-rise job losses. [...]
Pierre GRAPIN interviewed David Cousquer, creator of Trendeo, for the June 2018 Asset Fi / BIPE macroeconomic analysis note. The interview is reproduced below with the kind permission of BIPE. Confirmation of the recovery in industrial employment, slight catching-up of employment in the northern and eastern regions, geographical concentration of startups, job losses in the bank: the employment situation in 2017 is mixed. AssetFi MS wanted to go further with the creator of the Trendeo Observatory. […]
The industries & strategies database, created and distributed by Trendeo, tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each information is classified by product, sector, company, country, even a qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since January 2016, 9 127 investments have been tracked, among them 5 557 for manufacturing projects (61%). As the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future score details, capacity...
This paper is the fifth of a series of papers aiming at showing the insights on worldwide industry offered by our industry & strategies database. Previous papers offer information about the United States, the European Union, worldwide R&D and Africa. From January 2016 to April 2018, we tracked 4 292 investments announced in Asia, for $2 45 trillion and 1 238 267 jobs. [...]
The industries & strategies database, created and distributed by Trendeo, tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each information is classified by product, sector, company, country, even a qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since January 2016, 8 973 investments have been tracked, among them 418 for R&D projects (4.7%). As the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future score details, capacity... [...]
The industries & strategies database tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each information is classified by product, sector, company, country, even a qualitative score (factories of the future score). Since January 2016, 8 879 investments have been tracked, among them 569 in Africa (6.4%). As the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including cancelled investments, factories of the future score details, capacity... See other papers on industrial investment like this or download this paper. In the database, each information is described precisely across 30 quantitative and qualitative fields. The tables below synthetize the available data alongside different criteria. [...]
The industries & strategies database, created by Trendeo and supported by prestigious sponsors, tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). Each information is classified by product, sector, company, country, even a qualitative score (advanced factories score). Since January 2016, 8 789 investments have been tracked, among them 1 234 in the European Union (14%). Since the database is updated weekly, our users benefit from a more detailed information, including canceled investments, advanced factories score details, capacity. [...]
The industries & strategies database, created by Trendeo and supported by prestigious sponsors, tracks, since 2016, every industrial investment (manufacturing, energy, logistics, R&D) announced worldwide (over 30 MUSD or 50 jobs). This working paper focuses on the United States. [...]
In the analysis of employment dynamics, net job creation is the main indicator available. This is most often the result of the fact that the available statistics do not detail job creation and removals, but only a balance. Yet it is an interesting complementary indicator to understand the evolution of a sector, and probably to link with recruitment difficulties.
For the last note of this series presenting the main lines of our barometer 2017 of the factory of the future, details on the sectors of the plant of the future and the countries in first position on this strategic theme. [...]
For the fourth day of industry week, we continue to present data from our industries & strategies base, focused on the factory of the future, and recently published in our global industrial investment barometer. For each project that we include in the database (industrial investment of more than 30 million USD, new installations on brownfields or new land), we try to collect information on location, the investor, the amounts invested, the jobs created, the surface, the nature and the production capacity, the customers, the suppliers and above all a factory of the future score, based on six criteria... [...]
For the third day of industry week (a.k.a. also #GlobalIndustrie), we are taking back data published in our global industrial investment barometer 2017. The advertisements collected in 2017 give a global industrial landscape where Asia continues to dominate. [...]
For the second day of the week of the industry, a focus on the time of realization of an industrial project. [...]
On the occasion of the industry week, we will publish every day a figure, a data, taken out of our barometer of global industrial investment for 2017 (downloadable on the site). Today, the 18 biggest projects detected by our team in 2017. The date of a project is sometimes uncertain: we try to record the projects in the year of their announcement, but some of these projects are only unveiled during the program, or restarted after they have been arrested. A next ticket will be devoted to this subject. [...]
The world industrial investment monitor, a factory of the future tracking tool spanning from the fives plants of the future Observatory, fives, EDF, the Institut de la Reindustrialisation – whose founding members are GIM, SYNTEC-Ingénierie, EPF and CESI – and Trendeo, a provider of business data, set up the world industrial investment monitor. This project is supported by the programme Investissements d'avenir DEFI & co, managed by CESI. [...]
The barometer of global industrial investment at the heart of the reality of factories of the future within the framework of the fives Observatory of the factories of the future, fives, EDF, the Institute of Reindustrialisation – whose founding members are GIM, SYNTEC-engineering, the EPF and CESI – and Trendeo, a company that monitors and collects economic information, set up a barometer of global industrial investment at the beginning of the year 2016. This project is supported by CESI's investments d'avenir DEFI & co programme. [...]
Emmanuel macron and Narendra Modi will await the first international solar Alliance Summit on March the 11th. We have selected, for this occasion, solar investment projects tracked by our industries & strategies database in India, since January 2016. From January 2016 up to now, we recorded 79 projects (see map below). The total investment is 6.5 trillion US dollars, and 1 400 jobs will be created upon completion. The cegi power of those projects is 8 880 MW. About sixty companies will invest in those projects, among them the most present will be NCL India, West Bengal State electricity, azure power, Aditya Birla solar and NTPC. 2.5.0.0 2.5.0.0
Solar energy is in the spotlight during President macron's visit to India, with the Summit of the international solar Alliance. For the occasion, we have selected, in our base industries & strategies, which lists the announced industrial investments in the world, solar energy production projects announced in India since January 2016-launch date of our base. From 2016 to today, 79 projects were announced in India (see map below), for a total investment of 6.5 billion million and 1400 expected jobs. The cumulative power of these investments is 8 880 MW. The projects are carried out by some sixty companies, the first among which are NCL India, West Bengal State electricity, azure power, Aditya Birla solar and NTPC. 2.5.0.0 2.5.0.0
Through our Observatory of employment and investment in France, we collect economic information continuously. Twice a year, we carry out an economic note which aims to show what our data reflect the major trends of the French economy by sector and territory. Our last note, which has just been published, highlights five positive points: [...]
ProLogis research just published a report on the most desirable logistics location in Europe. The report shows that proximity and market factors are more important than cost factors.
The Research Department of ProLogis has just published a study on the preferred locations of decision makers regarding the implementation of logistic investments. The study highlights the proximity criteria in relation to the market and consumers, which are more important than the cost criteria.
Following our article on comparative metropolisation in industry and startups, an article by Richard Florida on the geographical distribution of fundraising in the United States (venture capital remains highly concentrated in just a few cities) has aroused our interest. [...]
We published yesterday data that shows that in the manufacturing industry job creation exceeds removals: the net balance is therefore positive, even if it does not reach the level of sectors such as services. An article by BFM TV notes, however, that for INSEE, jobs in the industry remain negative. The remark deserves to be stopped if one wishes to evaluate the interest of the Trendeo data on the French economy. [...]
Our customers have just received our last economic note. It shows that the recovery continues: the year 2017 should be the best since the setting up of our Observatory of employment and investment in France, in 2009. Industry and industrial production activities have gone into the Green and are creating more jobs than they are eliminating. In 2017, there were already 26 factories open more than there were closed (87 creations and 61 closures). This improvement, in the industry, comes mainly from the automobile. [...]
From January 2016 to July 2017, the automotive industry is the third sector – excluding energy – by number of investment projects (7% of the overall number of projects), second by number of jobs created and eighth by amount invested (fourth if energy related sectors are excluded). During this period, 5582 investment projects have been detected by Trendeo worldwide. Our users can access the name of the investing groups, the location of the plant and an industry 4.0 ranking, from 0 to 12. Top industrial sectors by number of worldwide investments [...]
From January 2016 to July 2017, the automotive industry is the third largest industrial sector in terms of number of projects (excluding energy). 388 projects were detected in this sector, or 7% of the total. In number of jobs, the automobile is the second sector, and the fourth (excluding energy) in terms of investment. Over the period, 5582 investment projects were registered. The users of the database have access to the details of the projects with the names of the groups that have invested, the location and a rating of the projects according to the criteria of the factory of the future. Classification of industrial sectors by number of projects detected [...]
The regional economic and Social Observatory of the pays de la Loire region (ORES, see the website) has just published its economic note in September. The note contains elements of various statistical and information sources (INSEE, customs, Vinci, Banque de France, port of Nantes Saint-Nazaire...). [...]
Continuation and end of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket gathered a few elements of comparison between the metropolitan areas and the other parts of the territory. To conclude, we take back some of Franck Ghitalla's ideas on the concept of ecosystem. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket suggested some ways of territorial organization to promote the development of industrial activities. In conclusion we recall some elements of comparison between the metropolises and the other areas of the territory. A final ticket will finally resume an annex on the concept of ecosystem. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket presented the industry of the future as a factor encouraging the (re) localization of industrial activities in developed countries. As a result of this ticket, we suggest some ways of territorial organization to promote the development of industrial activities. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket discussed the factors for locating industrial investments. Here we advance the idea that the industry of the future will promote the (re) localization of industrial activities in developed countries. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous note showed that the "white collar" jobs in the industrial sector are also metropolitan, as opposed to production jobs. Here we discuss the factors of localization of industrial investments. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket evoked the track of monographic studies, based on the example of the links between Airbus and other companies in Toulouse. Here we show that the "white collar" jobs in the industrial sector are also metropolitan, as opposed to production jobs. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous note showed that, compared to their employed population, they are average cities that are champions of industrial employment. Here we are talking about another method of analyzing industrial ecosystems, which would be to go into the details of the links between local actors. For example on the links between Airbus and other companies in Toulouse. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous note showed that industrial employment is significantly less concentrated in the major cities than the startups. Here we show that in relation to their employed population, these are average cities that are champions of industrial employment. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous ticket linked the dynamic cities to startups and their share of the student population. Today we move to industrial employment, much less concentrated in the big cities. ∴ There is a fairly strong link between metropolises and startups, and direct: startups are located in metropolises welcoming students. [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. The previous note showed that startups are massively present in the French metropolis. Here we try to show that even more than the size of the host city, it is the share of the student population that seems to count in the dynamism in the creation of startups. ∴ [...]
Continuation of our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment. After a ticket dedicated to presenting our series on industrial ecosystems in metropolitan environment, we tackle the theme of startups, which provide an interesting point of comparison with industrial activity. They are mainly present in the French metropolis. ∴ [...]
We were invited to present a paper on the theme "industrial ecosystems in metropolitan area", at the Symposium "the Metropolitan question with the prism of the company", organized by the University of Paris Nanterre. To summarize our remarks, we have outlined the idea that a network of medium-sized cities around metropolises could help position the French economy in the dynamics of the industry of the future. We dedicate a series of 12 tickets to offer you the most interesting data of our presentation. ∴ [...]
40% of global industrial investments already incorporate at least one of the criteria of the factory of the future the R&D of EDF, fives, the Institute of Reindustrialisation and Trendeo, supported by the programme investments d'avenir and the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, have set up a World Observatory of industrial investment, which lists the announcements of significant investments in the industrial sectors (industry, energy production, logistics, R&D). The objective is to measure global trends in the field of the industry of the future. [...]
For the past six months, the French economy has created more factories than it has destroyed. The information is reflected in the new economic note published by Trendeo. This note has been circulated to our subscribers, and some elements have been taken up by the press. Two articles in particular, one in the world (France ceases to lose its factories), the other in Les echoes (the French industry has put an end to the bleeding of the factories.) Another echo article takes back some of our data on the impact of the presidential on announcements of creations and job cuts. In view of the example of 2012, it is strong! Our note finally contains data on the fifteen French metropolises, classified according to criteria of job creation, number of startups and fundraising.
In a note prepared for the newspaper Les Echos and circulated to our subscribers, we analyzed the distribution of more than 1 400 startups detected by the Trendeo Observatory of employment and investment. Some results are expected, such as the good places of Paris, Lyon, Toulouse or Bordeaux in terms of number of startups as well as numbers of jobs in startups. More surprising, cities like Montpellier or Lannion appear well classified if one takes into account the size of their employment pool. The map below is found with the rest of the article on the echoes website in an article signed by Julie Chauveau. startups cities France
The expansion of may 2016 dedicates an excellent dossier to the promises of the French tech. There are articles on the potential for job creation of French startups, an update on their relationship with major groups, fundraising 2015, the global battle for attracting these high-growth companies... Trendeo has had the opportunity and the pleasure to contribute to this dossier via an article by Stéphanie Benz, the digital to the help of employment. In particular, there is a map of the main areas of implementation of the French startups identified by Trendeo in 2014 and 2015. In total, as the article recalls, Trendeo recorded 1 017 startups in this period, for a total of 18 635 jobs created. The Trendeo Observatory subscribers have access to the full list of these startups. The article lists the main job creators and positions them on a map of France.
At the Council of Ministers on 6 April, the Minister for the environment, energy and the sea, Ségolène Royal, presented a communication on jobs for green growth, green technologies and positive energy territories. Much of the data presented came from the Trendeo employment and investment Observatory, which was requested by the Department's departments. The press kit mentions that the year 2015 was a year of recovery for green investments: "in 2015, the Green investments identified by Trendeo mark an increase in potential job creations of 72% compared to 2014. Since 2009, the different green, or sustainable, sectors have evolved considerably. The solar industry, which held the first place in 2009, was breathed up after the serious crisis crossed by the photovoltaic actors [...]. The recent doubling of the photovoltaic call for tenders by Ségolène Royal, however, should boost the sector sharply by generating 1 billion euros in investments and more than 5000 jobs. Since the announcements of the first tenders for offshore wind turbines in 2012, wind power is now the first ENR sector. " Just behind, in 2015, recycling and decontamination activities resulted in the creation of 1,200 net jobs. Methonization activities represent a steady stream of job creation. The electric vehicle represents a chain of [...]
We have just distributed to our customers and to the press the balance sheet of employment and investment in 2015. Some elements have been taken up and disseminated, in particular by echoes: our analyses show that the data collected by our Observatory of employment and investment reflect the major trends, sectoral and geographical, to work in the French economy. The Observatory therefore allows any organisation wishing to give itself the means to analyse, in real time, the trends of employment and investment, classified by sector, territory or company. In the introduction to our balance sheet 2015, we write in particular that: job creation announcements increase by 30% compared to 2014. This marks the end of a continuing downward trend in job creation, which we have been finding since 2010. So far the improvement in the net balance of jobs created and eliminated came entirely from the decline in job losses. This was a more resilient economy than growth. In 2015, the advertised job creation was finally on the rise, whether or not the public sector and government announcements were taken into account. Job-deletion announcements were reduced by 16%, as in 2014. This is a trend that was only interrupted in 2012. It is in industrial activities that the reduction is the [...]
For the newspaper l'Expansion, we updated three indicators of the State of the French economy at the end of 2015, all three in improvement compared to the previous year: the net balance of jobs created and eliminated improves. Without reaching the 2010/2011 levels, net job creations finally rise above zero; Compared to the third quarter 2014, there are more advertised plant openings (37 versus 33), and fewer closures (39 versus 45). The balance remains slightly negative but is undoubtedly improving; The raising of funds increased in number and amount, with 144 raising of funds identified for an amount of 1.1 billion euros, against 96 fundraising and 475 M € in the third quarter 2014. The newspaper published this data in the infographic reproduced below:
We have just distributed to our subscribers and to the press our analysis of employment and investment in the first half of 2015. The echoes and the world have reported it (read the articles referenced on our press page). The fact is that the economy is definitely improving. However, this is not enough to recreate jobs, especially in the industry. We have highlighted a few small-scale sectors that carry jobs, including in the industry (drones, LEDs, 3D printing, robotics...)
Le Monde publishes an article by Denis Cosnard devoted to relocations ("made in France": the balance sheet of relocations Terni by the Loiselet fiasco). The data provided by Trendeo confirms the general tone of the article: relocations remain a marginal phenomenon. The Foundation of the production in France is not useless. But the reality of the figures shows that the attractiveness of the site France depends on parameters of long terms: cost of energy, salaries, training... An excerpt from the article: "in fact, the leak of the factories began to calm down. In 2009, at the height of the crisis, more than 12 000 jobs had been eliminated in France as part of a transfer abroad, according to the scores of the Cabinet Trendeo. This represented more than 6% of the striped positions on the map. Since then, this rate has fallen back to around 2.5% to 3%, and only 1 350 relocated jobs have been identified by Trendeo during the first eight months of the year. "For 15 relocated jobs, there is an average of only one relocated position" David Cousquer, Manager of Trendeo but if they relocate less, the Tricolor companies return to France in a very timid way. Since January 2009, fewer than 2000 jobs have been repatriated... 0.2% of the jobs created by Trendeo. "For 15 jobs relocated, [...]
This is the title of an article of echoes published today, written by Julie Chauveau. The article relies on a study by the BPI which shows an increase in order books. The article also mentions data provided by Trendeo: "on the ground, the company Trendeo, which scrutinises all the announcements made public by the companies and conducts analyses for the METI (ex-Asmep ETI), calculated in its Observatory of the investment that the ETI has created almost 3,000 net jobs since April 1, "while large groups have eliminated just over 6,000 in net," says David Cousquer. Also in the first quarter, the net balance was positive over 2,600 between creations and job destructions. And to quote the Group alalsace punch, which intends to double its production of gearboxes, or an engineering group Lyon eras, which announced the recruitment of 80 people. " In fact, the net balance of jobs created and eliminated by the ETI doubled between the first half of 2015 and the first half of 2014, from 3 128 net jobs to 6 866 net jobs. In the recovery phase, the ETI are quicker to recreate jobs than large groups, as we noted in a recent note published by METI.
Since January 2009, the employment and investment Observatory of Trendeo has been identifying advertisements for creations and job losses in all sectors of the French economy. We have just distributed to our customers a note on the economic situation of the French economy at the beginning of the year 2015. The press has taken up a few elements, including our analysis of the consequences of the new regional division on the dynamism of the different regions. You will find in attachment an article of echoes, including beautiful maps with the new regional decoupages. The Tribune also published an article highlighting other data. This year, we propose to the organizations that wish it a presentation in two hours of this economic note (two to three hours, with questions/answers), provided by David Cousquer, creator and Manager of Trendeo. We are convinced that, in the context of the forthcoming merger of regions, the Trendeo Observatory on employment and investment offers a unique opportunity to establish immediately a common tool for analysing and positioning Territories.
The employment does not go away enough and the slight improvement found is fragile. Since the end of 2012, no quarter has ended, in our Observatory, with a positive balance of creations and job losses. The year 2014 is likely to be as bad as 2013 for jobs, insufficient to reduce unemployment. This note presents five strengths at the beginning of the last quarter 2014:1. overall employment is still depressed. At the end of the year, the increased cuts in the public sector cancel out the very shy recovery of private sector activity; 2. the manufacturing industry is pursuing a very slow improvement. The rate of replacement of plants that closes by new factories, is straightened; 3. for the second consecutive quarter, trade loses jobs, net. It is the result of a heavy trend that is all the more damaging, that the sector was thus far our first sector in terms of job creation; 4. midsize firms continue to create jobs, while large groups remove 5. For the first year, Trendeo follows the fundraising and identifies the startups in a specific way. The distribution of startups by sector shows the paramount position of the software. Geographically, it is in île-de-France that these companies emerge. In 2014, startups accounted for 5.5% of private job creation. All these points show [...]
On April 4, the world published an article on "these companies that are still opening factories in France". The article is organized around data provided by Trendeo, and is accompanied by two cards visible only on the paper version. We reproduce them below:
