Mar 4, 2022

War in Ukraine: Industry experts expect significant impact on high-tech sector

Mar 4, 2022

The Russian attack on Ukraine will not remain without consequences for the hightech industry in Europe. As part of its Executive Panel, the IVAM Microtechnology Network has surveyed the current mood regarding the Ukraine crisis among selected executives in the micro and nanotechnology industry.

The majority of respondents anticipate significant, in some cases even devastating, effects on the high-tech industry.

 

 

17% of the companies surveyed are directly affected, 35% are indirectly affected through their customers. 48% are not currently affected by the crisis.

 

All of the executives surveyed are in favor of sanctions against Russia and some even consider them to be too weak..

 

Source: Survey among German-speaking members of the IVAM Microtechnology Network. Representatives from the following high-tech industries took part in the survey : microfluidics, sensor technology, photonics/optics, microelectronics, mechanical engineering, robotics, medical technology, aerospace and metrology. Also participating were experts from the fields of research & development and higher education. The survey period was from 25.02.2022 - 02.03.2022.  survey period 25.02.2022 - 03.02.2022

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