The initial shock has now passed. However, the impact of Brexit on German companies is still difficult to assess, particularly due to the uncertainty surrounding possible agreements between the UK and the EU. Which sectors will be particularly affected by the UK's exit? What could the future of Europe look like after the exit?
In the current issue, the trade publication "MM Maschinenmarkt" therefore analyzes the specific consequences for German companies and also sheds light on the impact the exit will have on foreign employees in the UK. In addition, Marc Kloepfel, Managing Director of the purchasing service provider Kloepfel Consulting, outlines possible future scenarios in an interview and also reveals how companies can react to Brexit and which steps are now important.
A free press copy of the current "MM Maschinenmarkt" with the main topic "Brexit Check - The plan after the panic: How companies are dealing with Britain's exit" can be ordered from: pressestelle@vogel.de.
"MM MaschinenMarkt" is published weekly in Germany with a circulation of over 40,000 copies. The industry magazine offers business news, management information and practical technical reports for decision-makers in production, automation and construction in the entire manufacturing industry. MM is published internationally in China, India, Thailand, Turkey, Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Ukraine, Austria and Switzerland with a total annual circulation of over 6 million copies. The specialist portal maschinenmarkt.de is primarily aimed at managers and specialists in the core sectors of the manufacturing industry in seven topic channels. The parent company Vogel Business Media is Germany's largest trade media company with 100+ trade journals, 100+ web portals, 100+ business events as well as numerous mobile offerings and international activities. Its headquarters are in Würzburg. The company celebrates its 125th birthday in 2016.