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.Outlook Update: How Are B2B Marketing Budgets Changing Right Now?
They say money makes the world go round. I don’t know about that (magnetic poles play a role), but money is certainly the driving force behind marketing strategies. Being equipped with resources to employ great talent, produce excellent work, and invest in the success of your content is essential.
In the current economic conditions, budgets are a major topic of conversation. It’s valuable to have the latest context around how organizations are spending, and within that, where they are allocating their budgets.
Fortunately, we have quite a bit of new data to review that can help paint a clear picture of the current state of B2B marketing budgets. Let’s explore where things stand as we enter the second half of the year. But first, we’ll take a look backward to reacquaint ourselves with expectations heading into 2023.
Looking Back at 2023 Marketing Budget Forecasts
Back in December, we looked ahead at anticipated 2023 B2B marketing budget trends. At the time, business leaders were weighing the probability of a recession as they set plans for the coming year. One survey found that 60% of B2B marketers were facing reduced or stagnating budgets.
In spite of this harsh reality, marketers weren’t feeling too down: 80% expressed a neutral to optimistic outlook for 2023.
And as it turns out, that optimism appears to have been well warranted for the most part.
Where B2B Marketing Budgets Stand Now and Going Forward
The newly released B2B Marketing Benchmark report from LinkedIn and Ipsos found that six out 10 B2B leaders say their budgets have increased in the past year. Meanwhile, two in three expect their budgets to increase in the coming year.
A majority of respondents (52%) are anticipating increases in the 1-24% range. However, the portion expecting significant budget increases (25% or more) is larger than the portion expecting decreases of any kind.
Even as organizations weather the storm of economic uncertainty, they are continuing to show faith in the marketing function, with investments to back it up. In the B2B Marketing Benchmark, 86% of respondents said they were either confident or optimistic about the marketing team’s ability to drive revenue. And in the latest State of B2B Marketing Budgets report from Integrate, 84% of marketers reported having a neutral to optimistic outlook for the rest of this year – up from 80% six months earlier.
For those B2B marketers whose budgets are holding strong or trending upward, it’s a key moment of opportunity to make an impact and deliver upon this faith. That means spending smartly.
How B2B Marketing Budgets Are Being Allocated Globally
"It is well documented that keeping brand and demand spends high during a slowdown helps brands bounce back quicker when the market comes back. However, what is not clear is the delineation of marketing budgets toward customers vs. net new leads." - Ricky Abbott, President of Transmission, in the B2B Marketing Benchmark
To ensure they’re properly accounting for both driving short-term sales and generating future demand, B2B marketers are broadly embracing a full-funnel approach. While Lead Generation has the largest share of budget allocation globally at 36%, Brand Building & Awareness is not far behind at 30%. Demand Generation checks in at a 20% share.
These trends are largely consistent across different geographies, although notably Brand Building & Awareness leads the way in the Latin America (LATAM) region. The Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region has the starkest contrast between lead generation and branding, a 12-percent gap, hinting at an opportunity for forward-thinking brands to gain Extra Share of Voice.
Respondents in the B2B Marketing Benchmark were also asked how they were splitting their budgetary commitments toward customer retention versus generating new business. Overwhelmingly, B2B marketers are emphasizing the acquisition of new customers.
The survey found that seven in 10 B2B leaders are focusing their budgets on generating new business. Among different industry sectors parsed out in the report, Tech (85%) was most likely to allocate budget to new business, edging out Agencies (72%), Financial Services (70%), Professional Services (68%), Health (67%) and Education (59%).
The lopsided allocation toward new business versus retention holds true across all regions, though it’s slightly less drastic in Asia-Pacific (APAC).
It’s not surprising that B2B marketers are being tasked with translating their spend into new customers, although the value of marketing to existing customers shouldn’t be overlooked. Not only is retention key to a sustainable revenue model for most businesses (especially SaaS and agencies), but this practice can also create new profit channels, with relatively lower lifts than acquiring net-new business.
The State of B2B Marketing Budgets 2023 report from Integrate found that 57% of marketers are optimizing for growth by leveraging customer marketing to drive upsells and cross-sells.
Make B2B Marketing Investments Count
To recap, examining the latest data and research, we find that:
- B2B marketing budgets have generally risen in the past year and are expected to rise in the next year.
- B2B marketing leaders increasingly express optimism in their ability to deliver on revenue expectations.
- Lead Generation has the highest share of budget allocation, but Brand Building & Awareness is not far behind.
- B2B companies around the world are overwhelmingly focusing their budgets on acquiring new business – perhaps to a fault.
While budget forecasts like these tell a relatively favorable story, it’s also a subjective one that can quickly change based on economic tides. There are still plenty of challenges ahead, amid growing pressure on B2B leaders to demonstrate the impact of marketing spend. It is all the more critical to allocate budget wisely and invest in tactics, channels and partners you can trust to deliver.
Hopefully this insight helps inform your planning as you assess budgeting and strategies for the rest of 2023 and onward into 2024. Make sure to check out the B2B Marketing Benchmark for a full exploration of the state of B2B, and subscribe to our blog for continual news and insight.
In business, ROI, or Return on Investment
In business, ROI, or Return on Investment, is a metric that measures the profitability of an investment by comparing the gain or loss relative to its cost. It's essentially a percentage that tells you how much profit you made for every dollar you invested.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
- What it is:
ROI is a financial ratio that helps businesses evaluate the success of their investments.
· · How it's calculated:
The formula is: (Net Profit / Cost of Investment) x 100. Net Profit: The total return from the investment minus the initial cost.
· · Cost of Investment: The total amount spent on the investment.
·What it tells you:
ROI provides a clear picture of how profitable an investment is and can be used to compare different investment options.
· · Why it's important:
Businesses use ROI to make informed decisions about where to invest their money, assess the success of their marketing campaigns, and more.
· · Example:
If you invest $10,000 and generate $2,000 in profit, your ROI would be (2000/10000) x 100 = 2
- What Is Return on Investment (ROI)? - Mailchimp
Return on Investment (ROI) Return on Investment (ROI) ROI is a calculation of the monetary value of an investment versus its cost.
ROI: Return on Investment Meaning and Formulas - Salesforce
Return on Investment (ROI) is a financial metric used to evaluate the profitability of an investment by comparing its ...
Understanding ROI for Small Businesses
Understanding ROI for small businesses * ROI is a financial ratio measuring the income generated by an investment.
What is marketing ROI?
What is marketing ROI? It’s the return on investment (ROI) that marketing quantifies to justify how marketing programs and campaigns generate revenue for the business.
ROI is short for return on investment. And in this case, it is measuring the money your company spends on marketing campaigns against the revenue those campaigns generate.
Why is ROI important?
Before starting any new campaign it's important to understand your numbers. They might be estimates at first, but even having benchmarks can help you set a target to measure your campaign's success. Today’s marketing is no longer a simple matter of “getting traffic.” It’s a complex process with multifaceted strategies across digital and traditional platforms.
To make informed decisions about where to spend your time and budget, you need to know the cost of each strategy. Once you understand your marketing costs, you can make better decisions to create revenue streams that make your business more profitable.
There are several types of marketing ROI:
- Revenue/bookings
- Cost per acquisition (CPA) ratio
- Sales cycle days
- Engagement duration
- Customer lifetime value (CLTV)
It's important to know the difference between each type. For example, revenue/bookings are measured in either net sales or bookings. CPA, on the other hand, is measured in either sales or marketing leads. Regardless of the ROI you choose to track, most of them are calculated in the same way.
Ways to calculate marketing ROI
Using cost ratio to determine ROI
Alternatively, you can track marketing ROI by looking at the cost ratio, or efficiency ratio. This formula calculates how much money is generated for every marketing dollar spent.
The cost ratio = revenue generated: marketing dollars spent
An efficient marketing campaign may result in a cost ratio of 5:1—that is, $5 generated for every $1 spent, with a simple marketing ROI of 400%. An excellent campaign might see a cost ratio of $10 generated for every dollar spent (10:1) with a simple marketing ROI of 900%.
NOTE: Simple ROI = (sales – marketing cost)/marketing cost
Using direct and indirect revenue attribution
Most marketers measure the marketing ROI of programs via either direct or indirect revenue attribution. With direct attribution, all of the revenue from a sale is attributed to only one marketing touch. In the example above, most marketers would credit the last touch before the prospect buys. With indirect attribution, the revenue from the sale is apportioned evenly across all touches.
Marketers should stop choosing direct over indirect attribution and instead use both. In this model, marketers can compare the programs that were most effective at getting prospects to buy with those that were influential across multiple sales. That way marketing ROI becomes a key component of an enterprise revenue performance management strategy.Are your marketing investments paying off?
Bidding for keywords. Commissioning content. Sponsoring events. Putting logos on NASCAR vehicles. Marketers make hundreds of buying decisions as they seek to achieve their objectives. But how can you be sure your investments are truly paying off? And how can you make continual improvements in your investments? If you want to understand how your buying decisions affect your organization’s overall growth and revenue objectives, focus on calculating your marketing ROI.
The challenges of calculating marketing ROI?
Calculating marketing ROI seems like it should be easy—especially when you consider that today’s marketers have access to powerful reporting and tracking tools through web analytics, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, and cross-channel marketing analysis. Marketers can use these tools to track the money they spend on marketing programs that generate sales and revenue. How hard could it be to connect the dots?
Unfortunately, it’s sometimes difficult to attribute marketing ROI to any one program or campaign. Here’s why: suppose your organization spends heavily on social media. A specific Tweet brings a prospect to your website (easy to measure via web analytics), where she signs up for your newsletter (easy to measure via a marketing automation system). So far, so good.
But what if the prospect doesn’t end up buying anything from your organization for months? Meanwhile, she visits your organization’s website four times, clicks through on three marketing newsletter articles, downloads information, and also attends an event.
Which of these touches should receive credit for the revenue? Should it be the first touch—the original Tweet? Or should it be the newsletter, which obviously appealed to the prospect because she opened each issue and even clicked through on three articles? Or what about the event, which was the last touch before the prospect finally became a customer?
Determining customer lifetime value (CLV)
Customer lifetime value is the total worth of your customer’s business throughout the entire duration of their relationship with your company. It is an important metric because it costs less to get more business from an existing customer than to acquire a new one, so focusing your marketing efforts on your existing customers is a great way to drive growth.
Customer lifetime value, or CLV, goes hand in hand with another key metric we've already discussed: customer acquisition cost. Customer acquisition cost is the money you invest to get a new customer to purchase your product or service, including advertising, marketing, and special offers. The value of the customer's purchases throughout their entire lifecycle is important to remember when considering customer acquisition cost.
Let's say it costs you $15 to attract a new customer. The total sales you can expect per customer is your average order value, divided by one, minus the repeat purchase rate (50% + 1% = 0.1% = $55.56). Subtract your customer acquisition costs, and you get a lifetime customer value of $40.56. Subtract your purchase costs to determine the full customer lifetime value.
Let’s break down the calculation of customer lifetime value. In other words, for your CLV calculation, you need to calculate the average order value and multiply it by the customer's repeat rate. You can find the customer’s repeat rate by checking your organization's records to find out how much revenue has resulted from their purchases over a given period (for example, one year) and how many purchases have been made in that period.
Brand loyalty is another critical factor when considering the value of a customer’s business over time. Customers who are loyal to your brand will keep coming back and continue to purchase from your company. If a customer does not feel any loyalty to your brand, a competitor could lure them away—and there goes your investment. Which is why it is so important to continue to invest in your existing customers with loyalty programs, check-in emails, and other marketing efforts so that they continue to generate revenue.
In marketing, ROI, or Return on Investment, measures the profitability of marketing campaigns by comparing revenue generated to the cost of those campaigns. It helps determine how effectively marketing efforts are contributing to overall company growth and revenue.
https://www.oracle.com/apac/cx/marketing/marketing-roi/
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Mozambique offers significant trade and
investment potential, primarily driven by its
rich natural resources (coal, gas, graphite, rubies) and growing sectors like
agriculture, fisheries, tourism, and infrastructure, supported by government
incentives like tax breaks in Special Economic
Zones and simplified visa
processes for investors, with key opportunities in energy, mining, agriculture,
and related services, facilitated by the Agency for Investment
Promotion and Exports (APIEX).
How
to Invest in Mozambique?
Mozambique is situated on the south-eastern coast of Africa. It borders Tanzania to the north, Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe to the west and South Africa and Swaziland to the south. This location puts the country in a strategic position in the Southern African region with its ports giving easy access to international markets and being the first choice for regional importers and exporters. Mozambique is an attractive destination for investments. In this article you will find an overview of investment opportunities, as provided by the Mozambique Investment and Export Promotion Agency (APIEX).
The
Mozambican economy has registered remarkable growth in the last decade
benefitting from substantial inflows of foreign direct investment (FDI) into
various sectors, notably agriculture and agro-industry, tourism, infrastructure
development, energy, fisheries and aquaculture, industry, mineral resources
(mainly coal and gas) and banking, among others.
Mozambique
has Membership Agreements with of the ICSID, MIGA and ICC and a signatory to
bilateral investment promotion and protection agreements with many countries
around the globe including China, South Africa, Germany, Algeria, Belgium,
Botswana, Cuba, Denmark, Egypt, USA, USA (OPIC), Finland, France, Indonesia,
Italy, Mauritius, the Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden, United Kingdom (UK),
Vietnam, Zimbabwe, India, Spain, Switzerland, Japan, Brazil, Singapore and
Turkey.
WHY
INVEST IN MOZAMBIQUE?
Mozambique
has both comparative and competitive advantages, which are supplemented with
good governance.
·
Strategic location (as a gateway to the Southern
African Development Community, SADC): Providing infrastructure that gives
access to land-locked SADC countries (ports, railways, pipelines and roads);
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Rich and diverse natural resources: Vast land
reserves, mineral resources, water and a diverse cultural and historical
heritage;
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Abundant labor force: availability of a competitive,
educated and easily trainable labor force;
·
Sustainable economic growth: Mozambique is expected to
grow in average around 7% every year from 2022, as a result of the LNG Projects
and will be one of the fastest growing economies in the Sub-Saharan Africa for
years to come.
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Increased investment into infrastructure:
infrastructure development is one of the country’s top priorities and
public-private partnerships are encouraged.
INVESTMENT PRIORITY
SECTORS
AGRICULTURE
Mozambique
has tropical to sub-tropical climate with fertile soil, ample rainfall, 36
million hectares of arable land, mostly unutilized and irrigable area estimated
at about 3.0 million hectares, eight river basins considered the most favorable
for the development of irrigation, Maputo, Limpopo, Búzi, Zambezi, Licungo,
Melúli, Lúrio and Rovuma.
Mozambique
identified 15 strategic value chains with greatest opportunities: maize, rice,
potatoes, beans, cassava, poultry, meat, sweet potatoes, vegetables, banana,
sugar, sesame, soy, cotton, cashew-nut, macadamia and paprika.
INDUSTRY
The
Government has assigned the role of economic driver by transforming and adding
value to the country’s abundant natural resources and thus promoting the
diversification and expansion of the supply of locally produced goods and
services and, consequently, stimulating exports and substituting imports.
Investment
opportunities almost all over the country food and agro-processing, packaging
and printing, wood processing, textile and apparel, building materials,
sanitary were, furniture and metals and metallurgical.
ENERGY
Mozambique
is endowed with an enormous and diversified energy resource base, most of which
remains untapped. Nevertheless, as a result of recent developments, the country
is expected to emerge as the 3rd largest exporter of LNG (liquefied natural
gas) in the world, once the necessary investments have been fully made. It
includes: (i) Exploitation of the 23 billion tons of coal reserve potential;
(ii) Exploitation of more than 200 TCF natural gas reserves; (iii) Exploitation
of more than 23TW of renewable energy potential.
INFRASTRUCTURES
The
Government investing in the development of public infrastructures, namely
roads, bridges, telecommunications, among other sectors in partnership with the
private sector. Public-private partnership is encouraged by the Government.
INVESTMENT INCENTIVES
The
code of fiscal benefits grants tax and customs benefits depending on the
amount, location and sector of investment activity. The current incentive
schemes are:
·
Generic Fiscal and Customs Benefits: Investments
carried out under the Investment Law are exempt from payment of customs duties
and VAT on import of capital goods and their accompanying parts and accessories
classified as Class K of the Customs Tariff.
·
Tax Credit per Investment: Investments carried out in
Maputo City benefit, for a period of five tax years, from a deduction (not to
exceed the tax payable in respect of the investment project activity) from
Corporate Income Tax (IRPC) that is equal to 5% of the total investment
realized.
The
percentage is 10% in all other remaining provinces. In addition, there are
specific regimes for:
·
Agriculture and Fisheries;
·
Trade in Rural Areas;
·
Manufacturing and Assembly Industry;
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Creation of Basic Infrastructure;
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Industrial Free Zones;
·
Large Scale Projects.
Economic Zones
- Macaneta Integrated Tourism Resort
Area
- Limpopo Agro-business SEZ
- UTE SEZ
- Manga-Mungassa SEZ
- Mocuba SEZ
- Nacala SEZ
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Oman launches a new cultural visa allowing stays of up to 10 years to support arts, research, festivals and cultural exchange

Oman has introduced a new cultural visa category that allows foreign artists, researchers and creatives to stay in the country for up to 10 years, marking a major expansion of the nation’s entry permits and cultural policy framework.
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According to the Royal Oman Police, the visa is issued at the request of relevant authorities responsible for hosting foreign participants, including the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth, academic institutions, and cultural centres.
Oman cultural visa
The visa is granted to foreigners entering Oman for cultural purposes, including:
- Temporary residence for cultural exchange or artistic training.
- Academic or research collaboration in culture, arts, and heritage.
- Participation in literary and intellectual conferences or festivals.
- Attendance at, or organisation of, cultural and artistic events and exhibitions.
A special provision also allows a cultural joining visa for the spouse or first-degree relatives of the main applicant.
Visa duration and fees
The cultural visa can be issued for:
- One year for a fee of OR50 ($130)
- Five years, at OR50 ($130) per year
- Ten years, at OR50 ($130) per year
Applicants must use the visa within three months of issuance, or authorities will consider it invalid.
Why the visa matters
Authorities highlight several national objectives behind the launch:
- Facilitating the entry of experts, researchers, and creators, and promoting the exchange of knowledge and experience
- Supporting the legal regulation of foreigners participating in cultural activities
- Strengthening cultural tourism as a contributor to the national economy
- Enhancing Oman’s cultural openness and international intellectual engagement
- Encouraging foreign participation in cultural and artistic events within the Sultanate
Strategic cultural goals
The initiative directly supports Oman’s wider cultural strategy for 2040, which aims to build an open, globally connected knowledge society.
Other key goals include:
- Providing a clear legal framework governing cultural residency
- Enhancing Omani culture through joint events and shared expertise
- Enabling Omani cultural institutions to host international talent with greater ease
Authorities emphasised that visa extensions under the cultural visa scheme do not apply to any other visa categories listed in the Executive Regulations of the Foreigners’ Residence Law.
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3 Economic Trends - Issue 32
The bioeconomy on the agenda at COP30, the new Africa Credit Rating Agency, and emerging markets and climate solutions - these are the stories covered in this issue of the World Economic Forum’s 3 Economic Trends newsletter, your guide to equitable growth, markets and economic policy in an ever-changing world.
1. #COP30: How the #bioeconomy helps people, planet and profit
The UN climate change conference, COP30, is under way in Belém, Brazil until 21 November. On the agenda for the Brazilian government will be five bioeconomy issues: forests, agriculture, social bioeconomy, biotechnology and finance.
In this article about, the COP30 Special Envoy for Bioeconomy Marcelo Behar speaks to Marco Lambertini, Convener of the Nature Positive Initiative, about what the bioeconomy means.
"A sustainable bioeconomy is one where humankind follows rules to allow people to live and produce the things we need in ways that take nature into consideration, that work with and respect traditional communities, that are less resource-intensive and that are, as much as possible, circular" - Marcelo Behar
The concept has existed since the EU's bioeconomy strategy in 2012, but it has been given more weight by Brazil’s decision to make it a priority for COP30, as well as agreement among the G20 on 10 high-level principles to guide the development of the bioeconomy.
Behar says: "The bioeconomy is the connector between how to decarbonize and tackle the crisis in nature at the same time. By helping to conserve nature, a sustainable bioeconomy will slow climate change. And nature is the biggest facilitator to bring down carbon emissions"
2. How AfCRA can unlock fair #financing for #Africa
The African Union has announced a new regional credit agency, the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA), due to launch in Mauritius in 2026. It's set to provide more accurate and fairer pricing of African risk and improve its access to international capital.
Typically, an “African premium” has been applied to borrowing by African countries, reflecting a gap between perceived and actual risk, costing billions due to insufficient local knowledge.
AfCRA won’t solve Africa’s debt challenges alone but strong governance, transparency and rigorous methodology could make it a catalyst for change, writes Aimée Dushime, ACCA in this article.
If successful, AfCRA could reshape how investors view African credit through three major pathways:
- Building better data systems: Regional analysts can capture nuances global models miss, such as domestic capital flows, social safety nets and structural reforms that bolster fiscal stability.
- Lowering rating costs through competition: The “big three” dominate sovereign and corporate ratings, often at prohibitively high costs. A credible African alternative could offer fairer pricing and broaden access for countries and private firms.
- Supporting market development: Beyond sovereign ratings, AfCRA could rate subnationals, public utilities and private issuers. Broader coverage would improve transparency in African bond markets, facilitate more accurate risk pricing and help regional pension and insurance funds diversify within the continent.
3. Why emerging #markets will be the testing ground for #decarbonization
Emerging markets are fast becoming the proving ground for climate solutions, attracting attention for their rapid population growth and economic expansion - but receiving just 14% of global climate finance.
Success hinges on grounded innovation solutions built within local contexts, not transplanted from elsewhere, write Souleymane Ba and Nakul Zaveri (LeapFrog Investments).
Falling clean-tech costs, energy-as-a-service models, and decentralized mobility are empowering these markets to leapfrog legacy systems, especially in regions like India, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Investors and policymakers who focus on scalable, adaptable business models here can unlock major opportunities - and help define the next phase of the global net-zero transition.
Read the full article here.
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Build a Custom AI Assistant to Save Yourself Time
Custom AI assistants can save you time and effort by eliminating repetitive tasks. You don’t need to have coding skills to use them, but to get the most out of them, you need to set them up thoughtfully. Here’s how to create an assistant tailored to your needs.
Choose the right platform. Different AI platforms have different strengths. For example, ChatGPT is great for voice interactions, Claude excels at writing style, and Gemini integrates well with Google’s suite of tools. Consider your workflow and pick the one that fits best.
Experiment first. Start by using AI in a regular chat. Use detailed prompts and refine responses by giving the tool explicit feedback. Once you’re getting useful results, synthesize the most-effective prompts and feedback into a structured set of instructions for your AI assistant.
Write clear custom instructions. Define your assistant’s persona, purpose, and goals. Use second-person instructions (for example, “You are a detail-oriented data analyst”). Be clear on the format, style, and KPIs for success.
Upload reference files. Make your assistant smarter by providing documents it can use for context, such as past reports, style guides, or FAQs. This improves accuracy and consistency.
Read the article: “How to Build Your Own AI Assistant,” by Alexandra Samuel
3 Economic Trends - Issue 4
IMF warns of new global economic era, the future of TradeTech and the data centre goldrush - these are the stories covered in this issue of the World Economic Forum’s 3 Economic Trends newsletter, your guide to equitable growth, markets and economic policy in an ever-changing world.
1. IMF: New era for global #economy amid rising #trade tensions
The global economic system that has governed international trade for 80 years is undergoing a significant reset, according to the latest World Economic Outlook from the International Monetary Fund.
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, the IMF's Economic Counsellor and Director of Research, warns of slowing growth due to escalating tariffs and policy uncertainty.
Following a wave of US tariff announcements, culminating on April 2 with near-universal levies, the global economy faces substantial headwinds:
- Global growth forecast reduced to 2.8% for 2025 and 3% for 2026, down 0.8 percentage points from January projections
- Global trade growth expected to plummet to just 1.7% in 2025
- US growth forecast cut to 1.8% with inflation revised upward
- China's growth forecast reduced to 4%, reflecting negative demand shock
- Euro area growth revised down to 0.8%
Despite these challenges, growth remains above recession levels, and the global disinflation trend continues, albeit at a slower pace.
IMF policy recommendations emphasize the need for restored trade stability, predictable trading systems, and agile monetary policies. Different countries face varying challenges – some needing to tighten monetary policy against inflation, while others may require lower policy rates to counter demand shocks.
The path forward will depend on how nations confront these challenges and whether they can forge new, mutually beneficial trade arrangements.
2. #TradeTech Forum 2025: The future of global #commerce
At the 2025 TradeTech Forum in Abu Dhabi, industry leaders and policymakers gathered to explore how technology is transforming global trade. The World Economic Forum Trade & Investment's Jimena Sotelo highlights the Forum’s key takeaways:
- AI’s transformative role: Artificial intelligence is reshaping supply chains, trade finance, and customs compliance, unlocking efficiency and inclusivity.
- Innovation acceleration: The TradeTech Accelerator and UAE TradeTech Regulatory Sandbox are encouraging businesses to pilot AI-driven finance and blockchain solutions to de-risk and scale emerging technologies.
- Cross-border data frameworks: Momentum built around digital documentation standards and blockchain infrastructure like TWIN to streamline global data exchange.
The Forum also emphasized the importance of standards and collaboration to ensure tech-driven trade benefits all economies.
3. The #data centre goldrush as #AI demand drives investment
The world is experiencing a data centre construction surge. The $243 billion industry is projected to exceed $584 billion by 2032, driven by AI’s insatiable compute needs, writes Khalid Alaamer, World Economic Forum.
Hyperscale facilities now handle 95% of internet traffic, while emerging markets like the UAE and India compete with traditional hubs (US, Germany, UK) for foreign investment.
But AI’s energy intensity raises sustainability concerns as data centres already account for 1.5% of global electricity use.
Read more about the reasons for the data centre goldrush - and the challenges - in this article.
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This week we’re quoting…
Maha Abouelenein (Personal Branding Expert; Founder and CEO at Digital and Savvy)
We asked Maha if every tech founder and CEO should build a personal brand, and she said:
“Absolutely – 100% yes.”
Why does a personal brand matter in tech?
“Every founder and CEO should build a personal brand,” Maha said, “but it needs to be done with strategy and intention. It's not about becoming a ‘celebrity CEO’ – it's about using your personal brand to drive trust, credibility, and influence.”
Sounds simple – but the reality is that loads of business leaders get tripped up on the how of this: how do you actually use your personal brand to do those things?
Don’t worry. We (and Maha) have got you.
And your first task is to think about your goals: what do you want your personal brand to achieve? Is it all about your current business, or do you want to use that personal brand to enable future, perhaps completely different steps in your own career?
It humanises your business
“Most importantly,” Maha said, “it humanises the company.”
And that’s so incredibly important. It’s so easy for a business to feel like a corporate entity, disconnected from the human emotional experience; but it doesn’t have to be that way. Because no matter how big the company is, the people working in it are still…people. And the people are the ones who can really connect with stakeholders in a meaningful way.
“Building the executive profiles of C-suite leaders isn't optional anymore — it's necessary.”
And it creates a platform for your own career to grow
You might not want to work in the same business or sector, or the same role, forever. And your personal brand can help you achieve future goals – ones you haven’t even imagined yet.
“Sharing thought leadership and industry insights is essential for CEOs to establish themselves as industry thinkers, not just business operators,” Maha said; and when you establish yourself in this way, you’re bolstering your own future potential, as well as the strength of the business you’re leading right now.
You can become known as the person who’s good at [insert thing you’re really good at here]. And that reputation will carry you through your career.
OK. Sounds great. But how do you build a personal brand?
Take a deep breath. Get off LinkedIn – there’s too much advice on there about personal branding to know where to start. And simplify with Maha’s three straightforward, very actionable tips:
- Set up systems and tools to make communication a habit, not an afterthought. This could mean time-blocking a weekly post, scheduling monthly town halls, or committing to a consistent content cadence. Without a system, it’s easy to fall off track.
- Document, don’t create. Instead of constantly brainstorming ‘new’ content, share real-time insights and lessons from your day-to-day leadership journey. Have a videographer capture moments in action or share quick reflections from your workweek. This approach is authentic, efficient, and infinitely more relatable to your audience.
- Hire a content specialist or writer. This person can act as a ghostwriter for social posts, op-eds, or newsletters, saving you time and ensuring your message is clear and impactful.
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One campfire, infinite stories
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This week we’re quoting…
Laurie Anderson (Performance Artist and Musician)
What Anderson said:
“Technology is the campfire around which we tell our stories.”
Let’s not go setting fires around tech, now
We’d like to make it clear that we’re not encouraging you to actually put your tech devices in close proximity to a fire. Don’t do that (thanks).
No; we just love this quote because it has become very much a truth for people around the world.
Since humans figured out how to strike stone and wood and metal to make fire, we’ve gathered around fires. We’ve told stories in the flickering light – tales of our ancestors, myths that explain our purpose, lessons of survival. Fires gave us warmth and protection and the capacity to cook, but they also became the centre of our shared experience.
This was the inspiration behind our Fireside Chats at LEAP 2025. We wanted to create a warm, personal way for our visitors to learn from the leading minds in tech.
Because these days, most of us don’t sit around a fire to chat. Or at least not very often. Now, technology has taken the place of the ancient fire in our lives. Tech is how we come together, where we tell our stories, and where we create new imaginings about who we are.
We need human connection. And the image of the fire captures something important about how we connect in the digital age: tech is the new gathering place, with the power to inspire us, bring us together, and shape the way we see the world.
We all tell each other stories
Think about the last time you were really captivated by a story. Maybe it was on TV, in the cinema, in a book, on a podcast, online somewhere. It felt like it was written just for you, with exactly the feelings you needed to feel and exactly the lessons you needed to hear.
Most of the time these stories reach us through screens these days, instead of through the spoken word around a fire. But the impact they have matters just as much.
And actually, tech has made storytelling more democratic than ever. You don’t have to be a published author or a filmmaker or journalist to share your story widely. If you have a smartphone, you have the tools you need to document and share your life, your struggles, the wisdom you’ve gained along the way. We don’t have any stats on this, but we reckon very few people in the world today rely solely on traditional media for information and stories. Instead, we’re all listening to each other – every single day – through tech.
This is amazing. And it’s also…a lot. In an age of endless access to endless voices and narratives that compete with each other in the same social media feed, we have to ask: Are the stories we’re gathering around intended to bring us together or pull us apart?
When we asked Otto Plesner (Creative Director at RenaiXance) about the role of creativity and art in integrating new tech into our lives, he said:
“There is nothing like art that can spread positivity – even if at times the message can be dark, it still holds profound truths which then in turn is positive since it may open people's eyes towards issues in the world. So by using art as a cultivator of technology one inherently creates positive outcomes.”
Tech as the fire that connects us
Not everything about tech is good. We all know this. But as Stephanie Singer (Creative Director at BitterSuite) put it when we interviewed her for the blog, “...tech isn’t just one thing; it’s a palette of colours, a set of tools we can choose from. What matters is how and why we use it.”
And technology is being used to deepen human connection in ways we never imagined.
We can stay close to family even if we live on opposite sides of the world. We can spark real-world positive change by telling our stories online. We can make art and find an audience, and touch the lives of strangers. We can find people in our city (even a city that’s home to many millions of other people) who share the same interests as us.
Tech can never replace our need for human connection. Instead, it gives us new ways to connect and makes connection possible in a globalised, fast-paced, complex world. Enables us to build communities. And because it allows us to tell our stories and absorb the stories of others, it can help us make sense of our experiences and – hopefully – make us feel less alone in the world.
Finding the warm fire in a digital world
Every storyteller has a responsibility – and we’re all storytellers now. In digital spaces we’re building a collective story and each of us has to choose how we want to contribute to that.
Equally, when we’re part of the audience, the kinds of stories we decide to gather around are important.
So no; most of us aren’t sitting around open flames, telling tales into the night. But the essence of that is still with us. We’ve brought it here, into our digital lives; the glow of the fire represented by the glow of a screen, but the need to connect and share?
That’s timeless.
How to Calculate the Price of Agricultural Commodities in Real Time
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Have you ever imagined closing a major agricultural commodity purchase or sale without knowing the exact current market value? A difference of just a few cents per ton can represent thousands of dollars in a single transaction. That’s why understanding how to calculate the price of agricultural commodities in real time has become essential for importers, exporters, and traders who want to minimize risks and increase profitability.
🚀 The Importance of Calculating the Price in Real Time
In the commodities market, prices can change within minutes, influenced by factors such as climate, economic policies, exchange rates, and global demand. Imagine closing an export contract for sugar without knowing the latest quote. This could mean losses or loss of competitiveness. The good news is that there are tools that allow you to track these prices in real time, providing greater security and control in negotiations.
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Pavilion of Msheireb Properties, Qatar at Expo 2025 Osak Japan
With the opening of Expo 2025 Osakawe have seen Qatar’s remarkable pavilion take its place among the global community. To me, it is truly an embodiment of our nation’s values, aspirations, and cultural depth. As CEO of Msheireb PropertiesI see in this pavilion not only a celebration of Qatar’s heritage but also a clear alignment with the principles we uphold in our own work at Msheireb Properties: innovation, sustainability, and authentic cultural expressionThe pavilion showcases Qatar’s journey toward a sustainable, knowledge-based economy, as envisioned in our National Vision 2030. It also highlights key areas of opportunity outlined in our Third National Development Strategy, inviting global partners to explore the dynamic potential within our country.
Designed by KENGO KUMA & ASSOCIATES in collaboration with Qatar Museums the pavilion is a striking fusion of Qatari maritime heritage and Japanese craftsmanship. Its architectural form draws inspiration from traditional dhow construction and Japanese woodworking, symbolising the strong and evolving relationship between our two nations. This thoughtful design speaks volumes about our respect for tradition and steadfast focus on the future, an approach we at Msheireb Properties deeply believe in.
What stands out most to me is how this pavilion
reflects the same ethos that guides our urban developments like Msheireb
Downtown Doha. The commitment to sustainable innovation, human-centred design,
and cultural storytelling is evident throughout, reinforcing Qatar’s place at
the forefront of progressive development.
I extend my appreciation to the Ministry of Commerce
and Qatar Museums teams for delivering a world-class representation of our
country. Their efforts ensure that Qatar’s achievements in sustainability,
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expected at the Expo.
To those travelling to Japan in the coming months, I
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Top 10 Garment Manufacturers in China (2025) | Fashion Sourcing Trends
Textile Network April 15, 2025
The China garments manufacturing industry has long been an essential center of the world textile industry; however, the changes in 2024 and 2025 indicate a new era. The country’s textile exports posted growth of slightly over 8 percent in 2024 due to advances in sustainable textiles, smart technologies in manufacturing, and the development of value-added and specialty products. In 2025, taking advantage of AI and automation for garment manufacturing, China has even strengthened its competitiveness as the sourcing hub for international Fashion Brands. During the World Textile Conference 2025, the statistics provided information on how more than seventy percent of fast-fashion brands and luxury appellations acquire garments from China due to highly efficient production lines and the potential for large-scale production. Due to the ever-raising and increasing global awareness of sustainability, ethical labor practices, and premium manufacturing solutions, Chinese garment manufacturers are carving a new picture of the future of fashion.
Yotex Apparel
Yotex Apparel co is a reputed name manufacturer in sportswear and activewear based in Shanghai. Often associated with creating great leggings, biker shorts, sweatshirts, and other athletic wear, it works with environmentally friendly brands in Europe, America, and Canada. Yotex claims to utilize reasonable fabrics and provide service that allows brand frequenters to provide tailored experiences to their customers.
Email: info@yotexapparel.com
Phone: +86-21-5061-3090
Address: No 88, Editorial Lane 189, Dongxing Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, China
Website: www.yotexapparel.com
Based in Guangzhou, China, D&J Fashion Group Limited deals with high fashion and luxury brands in Europe and North America. As a designer wear manufacturer in Asia, D&J is dedicated to working with designers to produce clothing that looks chic and fashionable. This company also offers a trend forecasting service where it assists clients in predicting future trends of markets.
Email: service@djfashiongroup.com
Phone: +86-20-8605-6298
Address: 1803, No. 1, Airport Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
Website: www.dajfashion.com
H&Fourwing
H&Fourwing is a Shenzhen-based company that specializes in the production of trendy women's apparel including dresses, blouses, and skirts. Its modern-styled furniture makes it suitable for small brand names that offer exclusive and expensive products. Although it specializes in limited production, the company can adapt to accommodate new design houses in fashion.
Email: info@hfourwing.com
Phone: +86-755-8654-3291
Address: Yuxin Building, Room 203, Chang Tom Business Building, Futian District, Shenzhen, China
Website: www.hfourwing.com
Shenzhen Global Weiye Clothing
Co., Ltd
4. Shenzhen Global Weiye Clothing Co., Ltd
Global Weiye is one of the biggest makers of promotional apparel and is proficient in making T-shirts, polo shirts, and hooded sweatshirts. The company is capable of producing a large number of orders at once and targets companies that require its design of products. It has achieved competitive advantages through precise work and short delivery cycles for supply to global markets.
Email: sales@globalweiye.com
Phone: +86-755-8976-9796
Address: Xinhe road 25, Longgang District, Shenzhen, china
Website: www.globalweiye.com
Berunwear
Fujian-based Berunwear aims to provide quality activewear manufacturing along with tailored special team sportswear. Berunwear is involved with prominent global brands associated with sports and aims at developing premium fabrics that improve performance and ease. That is why it guarantees its clients high-quality products tailored to each order.
Email: info@berunwear.com
Phone: +86-592-528-1691
Address: Hubin North Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province, China heir assignment No. 156
Website: www.berunwear.com
Appareify
Appareify is yet another China-based clothing manufacturing company situated in Dongguan that deals in casual wear, sportswear, and private labels. The firm works with other companies globally for stylish and quality products that will appeal to a variety of target markets. The ethical approach to production guarantees stable development to its clients.
Email: support@appareify.com
Phone: +86-769-2332-8203
Website: www.appareify.com
AEL Apparel
Situated in Ningbo, China, AEL Apparel aims to supply clothes specifically to overseas fashion merchants with an enormous product offering of menswear, womenswear, and kids’ wear. Sustainability is a key factor at the company with most of the products produced with minimal impacts on the environment to produce quality garments.
Email: contact@aelapparel.com
Phone: +86-574-8768-2329
Address: Jiangbei District, No. 98, Inside City, Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, People’s Republic of China
Website: www.aelapparel.com
Pattern Solution
Pattern Solution is a Hangzhou-based apparel manufacturer and designer dealing in imported designer women's wear such as beautiful dresses and formal blouses. That Wismettac focuses on small, tight production runs is important for differentiated brands targeting a narrow consumer segment.
Email: info@patternsolution.com
Phone: +86-571-8272-4101
Address: No. 66, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, People’s Republic of China
Website: www.patternsolution.com
Changda Garment
Changda Garment based in Qingdao is currently the biggest manufacturer of organic cotton hoodies and casual wear for brands that embrace environmental conservation. They use such techniques in its production and its materials making it an example of an ethical fashion clothing manufacturing firm.
Email: sales@changda.com
Phone: +86-532-8610-7836
Address: No. 88, Laoshan District, Qingdao, Shandong Province China
Website: www.changda.com
KuanYangTex
KuanYangTex based in Suzhou aims to produce high-quality sports fabrics and sportswear. The company also incorporates its products with famous sporting manufacturers to design fabrics that have endurance, versatility, and comfort.
Email: service@kuanyangtex.com
Phone: +86-512-5231-7705
Address: 188, Wujiang District, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China.
Website: www.kuanyangtex.com
Conclusion
While facing the horizon, it’s not only sustaining its well-established position as the dominant garment manufacturing country, but it is also adapting itself along with the changing global scenario. Paced by the climate change agenda and technological advancements in artificial intelligence and innovations, key players lay foundations in the aspects of sustainability and environmentally friendly practices and production methodologies by 2025. Focused on becoming carbon neutral and leveraging digital transformation, these manufacturers are set to own not only the market size but also the value. From a start-up that wants to make its department known to a multinational that wants something consistent and good, China's textile industry is the best place to be. The future of fashion is being uttered by the needle in one of the most competitive economies globally.
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The Best 10 Garment Manufacturers in Pakistan
The textile industry plays a vital role in Pakistan's economy as it has the largest share of exports and employment. The sector registered exports of $16.655 billion in the fiscal year 2023-24; 0.93% higher than the previous fiscal year’s figures. In the first four months of the fiscal year 2024-25 (October), textile exports went up by 10.44 percent, which was $6.146 billion against $5.565 billion in the corresponding period of the past financial year. The garment industry in California has been expanding due to several key garment manufacturers that are known for their innovation and quality as well as exerting international control. Now let’s dive deeper into the details of the 20 biggest garment manufacturing companies in Pakistan for 2024 with information on the key products, major buyers, and their role in the garment industry.
Located within Pakistan, Interloop Limited is a leading exporter in the country. In 2024, it was identified as Pakistan’s textile exporter, with exports of 138 billion PKR. Present in the hosiery, denim, and apparel sectors, Interloop supplies brands like Nike, Adidas, and H&M. The Company’s focus on sustainability and innovation has made it establish a strong brand throughout the world's economies.
Address: 1-KM Khurrianwala-Jaranwala Road, Khurrianwala, Faisalabad Pakistan
Phone: +92-41-4360400
Website: www.interloop-pk.com
Email: info@interloop.com.pk
2. Style Textile (Pvt.) Limited
Ranking second both in the local market and foreign market targeting to export worth 135 billion PKR in 2024, Style Textile is noted for manufacturing premium quality knitwear and activewear. The company advocates for sustainability, and it works for some of its well-known clients such as Nike, Adidas, and Puma.
Address: 3-KM Off Manga Raiwind Road, Lahore – 54000, Pakistan. Phone: +92-42-35395001
Website: www.styletextile.com
Email: info@styletextile.com
3. Artistic Milliners Private Limited
Artistic Milliners ranked in the third position with exports of 104 billion PKR in 2024. As a leading vertically integrated denim manufacturer, the company is committed to sustainability and innovation and delivers high-quality denim products & services to leading brands, including Levi’s, GAP, H&M, and others.
Address: 5-7 Industrial Plot No # 23, Building Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi Pakistan.
Phone: +92-21-35064960
Website: www.artisticmilliners.com
Email: info@artisticmilliners.com
4. Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Limited
Gul Ahmed is a well-known brand in Pakistan providing customers with all sorts of garments, home textiles, and even unstitched material. It supplies products to major retail outlets including Macy’s, and JC Penney, and is equipped with one of the largest retail chains in Pakistan, Ideas by Gul Ahmed. Owing to an emphasis on innovation in product design and production of high-end products the company has been given an international market.
Address: Industrial Plot No. HT/7, Landhi Industrial Karachi & 41/9 Muazzam Hussain Road New Karachi Pakistan
Phone: +92-21-111-485-485
Website: www.gulahmed.com
Email: info@gulahmed.com
This is one of the leading textile industries which is situated in Karachi city of Pakistan.
Soorty Enterprises Limited is a splendid jeans maker, which pays paramount importance to both sustainability and technological advancements. The company provides high-quality denim products to many international brands, thereby staying active in the global market.
Address: They are located at E-45 Textile Avenue, SITE, Karachi Pakistan.
Phone: +92-21-111-111-765
Website: www.soorty.com
Email: info@soorty.com
Nishat Mills is a big textile industry with a specialization in denim, yarn in Pakistan, and ready-made garments. Having clients such as Zara, H&M, and Levi’s the company leverages sophisticated technologies in producing its products while embracing high-end local and international quality standards.
Address: 7-Main Gulberg, Lahore-Pakistan
Phone: +92-42-111-333-333
Website: www.nishatmillsltd.com
Email: info@nishat.net
Feroze1888 is one of the largest manufacturers of home textiles, particularly towels, and exporting them to Walmart, Target & IKEA & many more. Currently, the company has environmental management practices that adopt renewable resources and modern technology for production to meet international standards.
Address: H-23/1 now in H-Street, Landhi Industrial Area, Karachi – Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Phone: +92-21-35018881
Website: www.feroze1888.com
Email: info@feroze1888.com
8. Yunus Textile Mills Limited
Yunus Textile Mills is a home textile and apparel home textile manufacturer trading in bed linens, towels, and garments. It sells products to giants such as Costco, Kohl’s, Macy’s, and other giant retail stores around the globe. Of specific importance is its focus on employing modern manufacturing processes and the development of environmentally friendly innovation that makes the company a truly global one.
Address: Commercial Plot No. ST-1, Sector: 23, Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi-Pakistan.
Phone: +92-21-111-222-500
Website: www.yunustextile.com
Email: info@yunustextile.com
9. Sapphir Textile Mills Limited
Sapphire Textile Mills is one of the largest textile companies in Pakistan which produces an extensive variety of fabrics, home textile products, and garments. As it exports its products to more than 35 countries, Sapphire works with luxurious clients, such as Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger. Thus, in 2024 the company retained its position in the global market interfacing highly developed production lines and ecological initiatives.
Address: 64 Street # 7 A/K, gulberg II main boulevard Lahore, Pakistan.
Phone: +92-42-111-000-100
Website: www.sapphiretextiles.com.pk
Email: info@sapphiretextiles.com.pk
Alkaram Textile Mills is one of the leading textile industries in Pakistan that employs in garments home textiles and fabrics. At present, the company caters the international buyers with quality products such as IKEA, Zara Home, and Walmart. These strategic efforts have helped Alkaram to corporate mission and expand its operation across the world.
Address: ST: 4/3 & 4/4, Plot No Sector 23 Korangi Industrial Area Karachi, Pakistan
Phone: +92-21-111-252-111
Website: www.alkaram.com
Email: info@alkaram.com
Thus, Pakistan’s textile sector continues to be the key to economic development in the country and it is surviving and thriving in the competitive world. The latest export growth depicting the sector’s capability to supply the international market embracing market leaders including Interloop Limited, Style Textile, and Artistic Milliners translates the sector’s sustainability and quality consciousness. These manufacturers under the theme of innovation and sustainability as the key to the future are major industry leaders. With the increasing performance of Pakistan in the textile market, the role of these actors will no doubt shape the future of this industry.




































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