Recently, when investigating the regional market, China Cement Network learned that some kiln line enterprises have not yet opened kilns this year, and the number of days opened kilns last year can be counted on one's fingers. Faced with this situation, people can not help but ask: Since the production line is in a state of shutdown for a long time, why not take this opportunity to shut down or eliminate it?
On the surface, shutting down these production lines directly seems to be a simple and direct solution, but in fact, there are many complex considerations behind this decision.
One. Economic factors
The investment cost of an enterprise is an important factor in deciding whether to shut down or not. Many kiln line enterprises have invested huge amounts of money in the initial stage of construction, which will lead to the loss of these investments if they are shut down directly. In addition, enterprises may also bear debts and loans, and the closure of production lines may affect the credit status and repayment ability of enterprises.
II. Employment impact
Kiln line enterprises usually provide a large number of local employment opportunities, once shut down, will lead to a large number of unemployed employees, which not only affects the lives of employees and families, but also may have an impact on local economic and social stability.
III. Market factors
and changes in market demand will also affect the decision-making of enterprises. The market demand for cement has decreased, and enterprises have chosen to temporarily stop kilns to reduce inventory and costs. However, many enterprises still hold the idea of "I will open the kiln after making money", expecting to restart the production line after the recovery of market demand.
Of course, the key reason is that even if the company wants to shut down now, it is difficult to find a buyer willing to take over. The essence of capital is the pursuit of profit, no enterprise is willing to "self-sacrifice" for no reason, they all hope to get better returns when they exit the market as far as possible.
To sum up, although some kiln line enterprises have been in a state of shutdown for a long time, it is not easy to shut down the production line directly. Enterprises need to take into account many factors, such as economy, employment and society. In the current market environment, it is imperative to find appropriate solutions to balance the interests of all parties. At the same time, the support and guidance of the government and industry organizations will also play an important role in this process, helping these enterprises to make a smooth transition and creating favorable conditions for the healthy development of the industry.
