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EXPORT PERFORMANCE IN GLOBAL MARKETS Enterprise Ireland Client Company Export Results 2017 #GlobalAmbition
Enterprise Ireland Client Company Export Performance €22.71bn in 2017 Record export sales by client companies up 7% on 2016 €4.6bn Exports to the Eurozone region 2nd largest market for Irish exporters up 9% on 2016 €44.4bn In total sales by client companies €3.96bn up 8% on 2016 €1.97bn Exports to USA/Canada Exports to up 7% on 2016 Asia Pacific up 9% on 2016 2 www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/
Client exports 2017 by territory USA/Canada Northern Europe +7% €3.96bn +9% €4.6bn 20% of exports 17% of exports UK Central/Eastern Europe/Commonwealth €7.62bn of Independent States/Russia 34% of exports +4% +9% €0.68bn 3% of exports S. Europe/M. East/Africa/India €2.13bn Asia Pacific 9% of exports +6% €1.97bn 9% of exports +9% Latin America €0.2bn 1% of exports -11% Unspecified & Sales to Ornua (FORMERLY THE IRISH DAIRY BOARD) €1.55bn +22% 7% of exports Total €22.71bn +7% 3
Export Performance 2009 to 2017 Exports (including sales to Ornua formerly the Irish Dairy Board) Exports (€bn) €25 €20 €22.7bn €21.6bn €15 €20.59bn €10 €18.6bn €17.15bn €16.22bn €5 €15.2bn €13.93bn €12.9bn €0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Note: 2009 – 2016 figures are from Annual Reports Exports have increased 2020 Export Target by almost €10bn between 2009 and 2017 €26bn 4 4
Client exports 2017 by sector Food Internationally Traded Software €11.58bn +10% €2.12bn +3% Life Sciences, Engineering, Paper Print Internationally Traded Services €2.26bn & Packaging, Electronics & Cleantech +8% €4.05bn +7% Construction, Timber & Total Client Base €22.71bn Consumer Retail €2.7bn +7% +1% 5
Eurozone €4.6bn Despite recent growth, France’s economy +9% continues to provide a challenging backdrop for the retail sector. Positive trends are evident, nonetheless. Hypermarkets, such as Carrefour, Auchan, Casino, and Leclerc continue to expand and consumer spend has started to increase in France following the France economic downturn, up 2% between 2016 – Exports to the Eurozone 2017. France is the 4th-largest market for account for 20% of all exports. companies supported by Enterprise Ireland, Enterprise Ireland is leveraging the trend by targeting large-scale retailers. While with exports up by 10% in 2017, to €979 the first wholesaler Costco France opened million. Enterprise Ireland hosted outside of Paris in June 2017, Enterprise The rebounding of the construction sector Ireland’s team had been engaging with 232 Eurozone buyer visits in France accelerated in 2017, with activity Costco’s purchasing director since October to Ireland. 504 deals were growing in volume by 4.7%. Growth was 2014, building relationships with buyers, and recorded. driven by new residential construction assisting clients, such as Irish Dog Foods, activity. In September 2017, new housing Ovelle Pharmaceuticals, TanOrganic, and Irish builds numbered 414,000 units over the Breeze, to do business with the retailer. previous 12 months. Enterprise Ireland-backed companies opened 68 new Large infrastructure projects, such as the Energy and cleantech Grand Paris, present significant opportunities overseas presences in the for Irish companies. Enterprise Ireland-backed Energy costs increased in France in 2017 Eurozone. companies are providing products and – fuel by +25%, gas +25%, and electricity services to respond to growing demand and +2%. Enterprise Ireland is capitalising on the political will for a more sustainable sector. trend by promoting Irish capabilities to open The Eurozone with a LED Robus, Ecocem, Ei Electronics, Freefoam, innovation decision makers from European population of 340 million and and Kingspan are some of the companies leaders in energy provision, such as Total, making great progress in this market. Engie, and Veolia. Five Irish SMEs from zero currency risk has major various sectors (Blue Tree Systems, Butler, potential for Irish companies. Taoglas, Anecto, and Sentenial) attended an Engie Innovation Workshop during the World Efficiency Forum in Paris, at which three Irish start-ups (EcoVolt, H2Ozone, and OxyMem) also participated. 6 www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/
Germany, Austria and Switzerland Technology The construction sector is booming across Berlin’s tech cluster continues to flourish, all three German speaking markets, with attracting record investments in 2017. Last Germany reaching growth of 5% in 2017. year, many once smaller start-ups developed 10% of Germany’s GDP (translating to a into viable targets for Irish companies. Ten figure of over €300 billion) is spent annually new companies per week were set up in on building projects. Irish enterprise Berlin in 2017. Enterprise Ireland organised leveraging the opportunity is particularly a delegation of twenty Irish companies focused on the data centre and pharma travelling on a tech meet up programme to L-R: Minister Michael D'Arcy TD, Frank Schwab, Co-founder of explore new opportunities, which resulted the Fintech Forum in Frankfurt, with Eoin Fitzgerald and Jane build sub-sectors. Greene, Enterprise Ireland. in a number of successful partnerships between Irish tech SMEs and leading Financial services German digital players including N26 and The Dutch and Belgian ports cluster, with 7 main The effects of Brexit diversification saw Zalando. ports within 250 kilometres, is the gateway the Frankfurt financial services centre to mainland Europe for overseas businesses. confirmed as the main hub for the EU in The ports of Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Benelux 2017. Over 99,000 people are employed Antwerp in Belgium are the two largest in Europe in 201 banks from over 50 countries, in Ireland's strong export performance for maritime freight volume, and commercial hot addition to the cluster anchors of the is driven by intense activity in the spots, not only due to their role in transport and ECB, German stock exchange, KfW, and pharmaceutical and biotechnology logistics, but also thanks to the many production key regulatory bodies. The growth of sectors. Irish SMEs, notably in the high- sites located there. Irish SMEs in the software and the cluster and the industry’s movement tech construction and engineering sectors, services sector, such as Druid, who developed a towards digitalisation is creating benefit from the trade stream, exporting major project in the Port of Rotterdam in 2017, significant opportunities for Irish fintechs, over €450 million worth of products and are delivering unique solutions to the ecosystem. with innovative Irish payments start-up services to the region in 2017. Enterprise The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is the second Touchtech partnering with German banks. Ireland-backed companies, including PM largest investment fund centre in the world, Group, Jones Engineering, John Sisk, after the United States, the premier private Ardmac, Mercury Engineering, and Dornan banking centre in the Eurozone, and the largest Engineering, have established a strong captive reinsurance market in the European presence in the Benelux construction sector. Union. This high-end financial services market is an attractive target for Ireland’s innovative fintech and enterprise solutions clusters. www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/ 7
United Kingdom €7.62bn The UK market is forecast to reach +4% £2.9 (€3.3) billion by 2018, with trends towards digital innovation and adoption in health and care. Through a programme of seminars and industry expert networks, Enterprise Ireland’s UK office supports a Construction dynamic base of Irish companies to facilitate The infrastructure and residential sub- and accelerate access to opportunities in The UK is the 5th largest sectors remain priority focuses for Irish public and private healthcare. economy in the world by companies seeking opportunities in the UK, 2017 saw success for High Performing most specifically transport, energy, and water GDP (World Bank, 2017). infrastructure, and build-to-rent high density Start-Ups supported by Enterprise Ireland, including TickerFit who won an NHS England- residential subsectors. funded Small Business Research Initiative The UK Government’s National Infrastructure contract and PMD who secured a place on Northern England is growing and Construction Pipeline counts 694 the prestigious NHS Innovation Accelerator faster than London, Northern projects and programmes totalling programme. Powerhouse data reports. £463 (€529) billion, covering the housing, Aerospace social, and economic infrastructure subsectors. The UK’s build-to-rent pipeline of The UK commercial aerospace industry residential projects has increased by 500% is valued at £35 (€40) billion per annum, Enterprise Ireland-backed since 2013. Project completions and projects having seen growth of over 39% since 2012, companies employ 102,000 under construction both increased by over and is second in size to the US globally. people in the UK. 45% between 2017 and 2018. The Emerald Aero Group cluster includes 15 founding client companies spanning the Life sciences and digital health component supply chain in the precision The UK life sciences sector has an annual engineering, fabrications, plastics and turnover of £64 (€73) billion. In 2017, composites subsectors. Double digit revenue the Government’s Life Sciences Industrial growth has been achieved by a number of Strategy defined key priorities to support these companies over the last three years, long-term prosperity, which includes securing contracts to supply components broadening the NHS Accelerated Access for structures and interiors to major industry Review to streamline entry for new products, players such as Bombardier, Rockwell Collins, and increasing clinical trials by 50% in five Thompsons Seating, and GKN Aerospace. years. 8 www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/
USA/Canada Canada €3.96bn +7% An Enterprise Ireland trade mission including 30 Irish companies, led by Seán Canney T.D., the then Minister of State for the Office of Public Works & Flood Relief, visited Toronto and Ottawa. Highlights from the trade mission included: USA Cross-sector growth A trade visit to Flynn Group (Canada), where The United States’ economy is the largest The continued growth and impact of leading Irish suppliers including APA Systems and in the world, accounting for approximately Irish companies in the US was evident Carey Glass have contributed to award winning 20% of global GDP. The US is also the during a meeting between leading Irish multimillion dollar construction projects in world’s largest trading nation, with exports executives and An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar Canada. of goods and services of nearly €1.97 in Washington DC on March 15th this trillion in 2017. Economic growth estimates year. Irish companies currently employ Initiafy, a leading provider of onboarding and for Q4 2017 were revised up to 2.9% by the 100,000 people in the US and are the 9th safety orientation software, announced the US Bureau of Economic Analysis. largest source of US FDI, with a value of expansion of their Toronto-based team. $85.5 (€73) billion. In 2017, this level of HealthBeacon, an award winning digital health Many Irish companies are already activity was boosted with announcements company, announced the opening of a new office successfully exporting to and building confirming new investments and the in Montreal. businesses in the USA. The main exports opening of new offices by companies of Irish-owned companies are in sectors Leading Edge Group announced a three- including Icon plc and Wisetek. An including food, medical, pharmaceutical, year partnership agreement to provide a Lean additional sixty Enterprise Ireland- electronics, business services and software training programme with the City of Mississauga supported companies opened new US for financial services, telecommunications, municipality, Canada’s sixth-largest city. offices last year. enterprise, and education. The innovative, OnePosting announced a significant contract for high-tech sectors of medical devices, the provision of accounts payable automation ICT, telecoms, media, gaming, and cloud with Shoppers Home Health Care, a leading computing applications, continue to show Canadian player. strong growth creating opportunities for Irish exporters. Castlebar-based SportLoMo and Rugby Canada announced a new multi-year partnership. L-R: Steve Cutler CEO Icon plc, Sarah Clarke CEO Intuition North America, Ronan Dowling CFO Kingspan Clare company Tekelek launched a major North America, John McCarthy CEO Ocean Energy, Sean Sheehan CEO Wisetek, Julie Sinnamon CEO Enterprise partnership with Paygo, a leader in fuel Ireland, An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, Paul Quigley CEO monitoring solutions in Canada and the US, for Newswhip, John Hay SVP Government Relations CRH/ Oldcastle, Courtney Sunna Business Development $1.4m. Director Allergy Standards, Michael O’Neill CEO Kerry North America, Ambassador Dan Mulhall, Sean Davis Enterprise Ireland Regional Director North America. www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/ 9
Asia Pacific €1.97bn +9% Growing Ireland’s export footprint China, Korea and Vietnam - in Asia Pacific Education Services Ireland continues to build its export footprint Building awareness and momentum in the in Asia Pacific, a dynamic region which is education services sector continued across growing and changing rapidly, providing the region, with 14 Irish Higher Education opportunities for Irish companies to build Institutions participating in events in four L-R: Tom Cusack, Regional Director Asia Pacific at Enterprise scale and expand reach. The growing influence major cities across China in October 2017. Ireland, Sabina Higgins, wife of President Higgins, President of of China, the region’s expanding youth and Minister Bruton travelled to Korea and Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, Julie Sinnamon, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, Mary Kinnane, Director Enterprise Ireland Australia/ middle-class populations, and the digitalisation Vietnam and Minister Halligan travelled to New Zealand, Sonia O’Sullivan, David Eccles, Senior Market of economies and sectors, all point towards the OCSC higher education fair in Thailand Advisor Software and Services, His Excellency Mr. Noel White, chargé d'affaires of Ireland to Australia. the increasing economic importance of the accompanied by eight Irish Higher Education Asia Pacific region for Irish companies. Institutions (HEIs). Food FDI Largest ever trade mission to Aviation and aerospace Enterprise Ireland is responsible for Australia and New Zealand A growing number of Irish companies in this attracting food sector Foreign Direct As part of the state visit made by President key sector entered the Asia Pacific region in Investment, actively targeting the Asia Michael D. Higgins in October 2017, 2017, with seven participating at the Aviation Pacific region to identify food and beverage Enterprise Ireland organised its largest ever Festival in Singapore for the first time. companies with an interest in exploring trade mission to Australia and New Zealand. investment, joint venture, or collaborative More than 50 Enterprise Ireland-supported R&D opportunities in Ireland. Med in Ireland companies participated on the mission, spanning nine key sectors including digital 45 buyers from the Asia Pacific region technologies, fintech, healthcare, construction, travelled to Dublin for the Med In Ireland Buyers to Ireland engineering and consumer products. healthcare event in October, meeting and 190 buyers across all sectors spanning the exploring partnership opportunities with Irish Asia Pacific region travelled to Ireland on companies. Enterprise Ireland itineraries in 2017. 10 www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/
Southern Europe, Middle East, Africa and India €2.13bn +6% Arab Health 2017 Irish economic development expertise in cooperation with Omani state partners. 8 Pat Breen T.D. Minister for Employment and Enterprise Ireland-supported companies Small Business led an Irish delegation of exhibited at the Irish national stand at the over 20 companies to Arab Health 2017, one Dubai Air Show. Botany Weaving announced of the world’s largest healthcare exhibitions. that it had secured a multimillion dollar deal 12 Enterprise Ireland-backed companies with a UAE airline to supply interior textiles. joined the Irish stand including, Aerogen, Fleming Medical, Kastus, Locatible, Miravex, L-R: Minister Jim Daly TD, Eileen Duffy, Aerogen Vice President, Novaerus, Sedana Medical, Syncrophi Education Services – India, Ambassador of Ireland to the UAE Paul Kavanagh, H.E Dr Systems, and 3D4 Medical. Fleming Medical Mohammed Al Zarooni, Director General of Dubai Airport signed a multimillion euro deal with Muscat Gulf and Nigeria Freezone, Dr. Tom Kelly, Enterprise Ireland, Saleh Al Nabulsi, Education in Ireland continued to expand Aerogen Clinical Support Manager – Middle East. Pharmacy for the distribution of their products in Oman, while Aerogen was activities across the region, through awarded for its patented vibrating mesh exhibitions and in-country visits by Irish HEIs. India and the Gulf countries, particularly The Education in Ireland brand has gained technology, establishing new partners across Saudi Arabia, deliver largest numbers, traction in Nigeria and is yielding results in the region. counting 2,500 students from India, and both awareness and applications. 14 HEIs 3,000 from the Gulf, in Ireland in 2017. John participated in the 2017 edu fairs, compared Trade Mission to UAE and Oman Halligan, Minister of State for Training and to 9 in previous visits. Students from the Skills, led the largest education mission to region have an estimated in-country spend 32 Enterprise Ireland-supported companies India to date. The mission focused on five of €200 million. participated in a three-day trade mission led by the then Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald cities: Chennai, Bangalore, Kochi, New Delhi, TD, with 11 business events and over 200 and Pune. Admission staff and academics meetings with potential buyers arranged in from 16 Irish HEIs engaged with over 1,250 Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Muscat. The Oman Indian students during the fairs. visit deepened already extensive links with the Sultanate, facilitating greater use of www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/export-assistance/ 11
Enterprise Ireland’s overseas teams are based at 33 locations internationally Supporting the internationalisation of Irish businesses Information on market opportunities and conditions Introductions to international buyers, partners, investors, mentors, consultants and sales professionals Itinerary planning to maximise market visits Promotion and networking opportunities through ministerial-led trade missions, buyer visits to Ireland, embassy and other high-profile in-market events, and Ireland stands, pavilions and client speaking opportunities at major industry expos For more information on events and client supports which enable the delivery of the Enterprise Ireland Corporate Strategy 2017-2020 visit www.enterprise-ireland.com Enterprise Ireland, The Plaza, East Point Business Park, Dublin 3. Tel: (01) 727 2000 © Enterprise Ireland May 2018
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