In East Anglia, BDO serves a diverse range of organisations across industries, leveraging our strong local expertise and knowledge as well as the breadth and depth of resources of a large global accountancy network. REGIONAL SNAPSHOT East Anglia as a whole may not have been hit as hard during the pandemic as some of the other regions, but it has still had a huge impact. Our latest survey results paint the picture of renewed optimism in the region and a shift in focus. BDO RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS In the latest edition of our monthly Rethinking the Economy survey, 39% of those mid-sized businesses surveyed, admitted that unexpected delays from domestic suppliers are significantly affecting their ability to operate at normal levels, with the same number citing low stock levels. 38% say that these shortages are putting pressure on them. And in more ways than one, East Anglian businesses are struggling to recruit with 39% saying this is mainly caused by lack of available talent. So, with pressures being felt across all tiers, sectors and geographies, what can East Anglian businesses do to ensure their own operations are as robust as possible? Find out in our recent blog.
In East Anglia, BDO serves a diverse range of organisations across industries, leveraging our strong local expertise and knowledge as well as the breadth and depth of resources of a large global accountancy network.
REGIONAL SNAPSHOT
East Anglia as a whole may not have been hit as hard during the pandemic as some of the other regions, but it has still had a huge impact. Our latest survey results paint the picture of renewed optimism in the region and a shift in focus.
BDO RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
In the latest edition of our monthly Rethinking the Economy survey, 39% of those mid-sized businesses surveyed, admitted that unexpected delays from domestic suppliers are significantly affecting their ability to operate at normal levels, with the same number citing low stock levels. 38% say that these shortages are putting pressure on them.
And in more ways than one, East Anglian businesses are struggling to recruit with 39% saying this is mainly caused by lack of available talent.
So, with pressures being felt across all tiers, sectors and geographies, what can East Anglian businesses do to ensure their own operations are as robust as possible? Find out in our recent blog.
June 2021 We asked the companies in our region whether Government's introduction of regional Freeports are likely to change investment plans.
April 2021 Sarah Elms, partner at BDO in East Anglia takes a closer look at the latest Rethinking the Economy survey and what it means in the region.
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