Brexit = 10%?
I have quite a few Procurement connections in my network. I suppose many of you are starting to feel the impact of Brexit. Recently suppliers are starting to talk to us about a 10% price increase. Are you fielding the same requests?
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Facilitating Digital Transformation | D365FO | Power Platform | Consultant at Adifo
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Leading Supply Chain executive @ WBS Group | Supply Chain Management
7 年Oh well companies will have to become more efficient, more lean and flexible to compete. They will have to stop talking lean and actually become lean . Market drivers like this are great for sorting out the best and the worst.
Spend Intelligence | Procurement Performance Management
7 年This makes me think of Ebit's MD John's article, published this morning: https://www.dhirubhai.net/pulse/todays-fish-chip-paper-john-bradshaw
Dear all, I received comments on line and off line. It appears many of you are feeling the pinch on costs. The next phase starts today with the signing of the Article 50. best of luck!
Director Ben Frost Associates Ltd
8 年if it's straight currency exchange then yes 10 percent, but if it's a UK based supplier then I'm finding resolution between 2 - 5 percent.