The industry for sanitary paper making will see its revenue decline by an estimated 2.3 per cent this financial year, with a new report citing...
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Paper stationery manufacturing in Australia is on the decline, with current revenues estimated at $339.3 million and shrinking at 5.6 per cent per year between 2020 and 2025, according to new market research from IBISWorld. According to the firm’s Paper Stationery Manufacturing in Australia – Market Research Report (2015-2030), the sector is made up of… The post Nation’s paper stationery manufacturing keeps going backward appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.
The industry for sanitary paper making will see its revenue decline by an estimated 2.3 per cent this financial year, with a new report citing...
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The report also states that going ahead a cumulative rate cut over the cycle could be at least 0.75 per cent, with two successive rate cuts over...