Resilinc Special Report
Reshoring Chip Manufacturing - Key Hurdles and Actionable Tips
Due to the relentless disruptions supply chains have faced in recent years, governments and companies are turning to reshoring and nearshoring. The $550 billion US infrastructure package is set to raise construction spending by $1 trillion over 5-10 years, fueled by semiconductor, aerospace and defense, high-tech, and automotive industries. As a result, critical materials like concrete, steel, and lumber will see demand and price fluctuations. However, a skilled labor shortage which could leave over 2.1 million US manufacturing jobs vacant by 2030, poses a significant risk.
Learn more in Resilinc Special Report about industrial manufacturing and reshoring growth, potential skilled labor shortages, critical commodities, and actionable tips to mitigate your risks.
Key Insights:
- Initiatives driving industrial manufacturing and reshoring
- Skilled labor shortages: semiconductor workforce gap and potential outlook
- The health of critical commodities: Market news, price trends, and top producers
- Actionable tips to mitigate your supply chain risks