Where assembly plants lose value
An assembly plant is a procurement organisation as much as a production one, buying components continuously from a supplier base that stays narrow because qualification requirements, quality standards and tender opportunities are invisible outside existing relationships. Localisation programmes depend on finding domestic suppliers who could qualify, and those suppliers have no way to discover what is required of them.
What we build for an assembly plant
First, a supplier portal with qualification requirements, quality standards and current tenders, which is the fastest available route to a wider and cheaper supply base. Second, localisation programme information, so domestic manufacturers can see what components are sought. Third, production capability and quality systems published, which matters to partners and to regulators. Fourth, technical careers pages, because plants of this scale compete for engineers against every other industrial employer.