Would you like to review the procurement costs of steel products, with a maximum reduction of 34% achieved?

We present materials with examples of cost improvements achieved by reviewing OEM outsourcing, addressing the issues of rising procurement and delivery costs for steel products due to repeated price increases.

The costs of materials, electricity, labor, and various other expenses are rising. Are you struggling with repeated price increase requests from your suppliers? In that case, how about reconsidering your OEM partners? The breakdown of procurement costs includes material costs, labor costs, depreciation, indirect costs, shipping costs, and the profits gained by suppliers. All of these figures vary depending on the supplier. Are you sourcing at optimized costs? Our company, located in Gifu Prefecture in the heart of Japan, conducts processing, painting, and packaging in an integrated system, allowing us to contribute to cost optimization for both processing and shipping. We have numerous cases where we have successfully reduced costs. 〈 Introduction of Cases *Excerpt 〉 ◆ Interior furniture company A: Procurement unit price reduced from 4,200 yen to 3,300 yen [21% reduction] ◆ Office furniture company B: Annual storage fee reduced from 4.3 million yen to 2.8 million yen [34% reduction] Currently, we are offering materials that showcase "cost reduction cases" from other companies. Please feel free to download or contact us.

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