Press contact: Florence Lièvre Tel.: +33 1 47 54 50 71 Email: florence.lievre@capgemini.com Large European and US organizations are prioritizing reindustrialization investments over short-term profitability To mitigate concerns over supply chain pressures, rising tariffs and trade disputes, cumulative investments within and outside of domestic markets projected to reach $4.7 trillion over the next three years, up from $3.4 trillion in 2024More than half have invested in nearshoring or reshoring their manufacturing over the past year, with 35% planning to increase investments in nearshoring in 2025 to diversify their manufacturingFriendshoring, in terms of sourcing and production, is poised to become a key route forward for nearly three quarters of organizations Paris, March 31, 2025 – The 2025’ edition of the Capgemini Research Institute’s report, The Resurgence of manufacturing: Reindustrialization strategies in Europe and the US’, published today, shows that large organizations across the US and Europe are intensifying their focus on reindustrialization to mitigate concerns over supply chain pressures, rising tariffs and trade disputes.
In an evolving global landscape, regional collaboration with suppliers, technology providers and policymakers will be key to build a resilient and adaptable manufacturing ecosystem.” Rising tariffs and strain on supply chains drive reindustrializationSupply chain resilience, geopolitical concerns, and a desire to be closer to customers emerge as the top drivers of reindustrialization.
According to the survey conducted from January 1st to 20th, 2025, market tensions are driving large European and US organizations to accelerate their plans to diversify their manufacturing and supply chains: two thirds have an active or in-progress reindustrialization strategy - up from 59% in 2024.
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