The New Geography of Manufacturing: How APAC Is Redrawing Global Supply Chains
For decades, the logic of Asian manufacturing was elegantly simple: produce efficiently, move quickly, and keep costs under control. That model helped turn the region into the world’s manufacturing centre. But the assumptions underneath it are changing. Companies across APAC are now dealing with a business environment in which supply-chain decisions are increasingly influenced by geopolitics, export controls, shipping disruptions, energy costs, climate events, changing trade policies, and the strategic ambitions of individual governments. The question for businesses is no longer simply where production is cheapest. It is where production can remain reliable when circumstances change. This is producing a...
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