NewsCase StudiesEvents

Export? Why?…… Top 5 reasons why you should Export

Also in the news...

Prove your English language abilities with a secure English language test (SELT)

For visa or citizenship applications, you may need to prove your knowledge of English by passing a secure English language test (SELT).

UK and Nigeria Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership arrangement

The Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership (ETIP) sets out the UK and Nigeria’s priorities for future discussion and cooperation.

Export to the UK: guidance for African businesses

Find out about UK markets and sectors, trade agreements, UK import regulations and taxes, and support for African businesses from the UK government.

Guidance Start exporting to Africa

Find out about market opportunities, trade partnership agreements, support from the UK government, and export regulations and taxes in African countries.

Guidance Start investing in African businesses

Find out about investment opportunities and support from the UK government. Learn how to manage risk, invest ethically, and access guidance on African countries.

Export? Why?…… Top 5 reasons why you should Export

Back to News

‘Export? that’s for the big companies right?'

So there are many excuses companies use against Exporting, some valid, some nonsense. What I want to do, is outline the key benefits of exporting your products:

  1. Increase your revenue-By exporting to new countries, you have access to a much larger target market who want to buy your product. An increase in sales has to be positive. Get it right, and watch your bottom line grow too.
  2. Spread your risk-Why put all of your eggs in one basket? diversify your revenue streams from multiple countries. If economic turmoil erupts, the downturn can be balanced out by strong sales in another region.
  3. Improve productivity-Research from higher education institutes have made the link between businesses that export and increased productivity of their staff. Employees are more motivated by the global competitiveness.
  4. Lower unit costs-The more you sell, the more you will need to produce. Purchasing goods and materials in larger quantities will help you negotiate better discounts. This will lower your cost per unit and increase your profit margin.
  5. Help improve the economy-Whilst you won’t turn it around and become a national hero, You will be doing your bit to help reduce the trade deficit. The more businesses we can get exporting the better it will be for our domestic situation.

Ultimately, not every business wants to go global. However if you’re committed to improving your business, your staff and your country! Then these points may just help you to take action.

Article supplied by Reneport Ltd

You are not logged in!

Please login or register to ask our experts a question.

Login now or register.