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ON-SHORING & IN-HOUSE FEASIBILITY STUDY
Our experienced team will be able to give you expert advice on re-shoring or moving your manufacturing in-house.
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ON-SHORING & IN-HOUSE MANUFACTURING FEASIBILITY STUDY
If your business is considering bringing manufacturing in-house, but have no experience in manufacturing, then such a move carries high risk as well as high rewards.
Before taking such a step, the cost benefit and logistics needs to be carefully analysed and planned.
ARE YOU FEELING EXTERNAL PRESSURE?
- Is the reliance on a long supply chain for products from East Asia is becoming a constraint on business growth?
- Stock levels are increasing due to the pressure to order in bulk, and this is increasing the financial risk because of forward ordering based on sales forecasting.
- The stock then needs to be stored and managed creating work and ties up space in the warehouse.
- Quality issues are slow and costly to resolve, and the overall prices are increasing anyway making East Asia a less attractive option.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
Before taking such a step, the cost benefit and logistics needs to be carefully analysed and planned.
TXM have a wealth of experience in lean manufacturing and supply chain optimisation and will
guide you through the process to provide the answers you need and mitigate the risk.
- The potential operational cost savings associated with bringing the manufacturing of
components in-house compared to the current operation. - Which manufacturing steps should be included and which should remain outsourced.
- The one-off capital costs and on-going operational costs of site layout changes, provision of services,
energy, infrastructure, training and any new staff or equipment required. - The key risks associated and how these might be mitigated and planned for.
- Each feasibility study will be assessed on a case-by-case basis