Philippine BOI Q4 2017 - Dun & Bradstreet Philippines Inc.

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DUN & BRADSTREET

Philippines Business Optimism Index

Quarter 4 2017

Measuring Confidence

Measured Decisions

BUSINESS OPTIMISM INDEX The Dun & Bradstreet Business Optimism Index (BOI) report is a measure of business confidence in the economy. Released quarterly, it measures the pulse of the business community and is one of the most effective ways to track how the business community perceives the business environment, and where they think it is going. Over time, this quarterly survey has emerged as a leading indicator of turning points in economic activity in countries which it is published.

SURVEY METHODOLOGY For the purpose of conducting the survey, a sample is randomly selected from Dun & Bradstreet database, consisting of companies belonging to the following sectors including Agriculture, Construction, Utilities, Finance, Manufacturing, Mining, Services, Transportation, Wholesale, and Real Estate.

AGRICULTURE

CONSTRUCTION

UTILITIES

FINANCE

MANUFACTURING

MINING

SERVICES

TRANSPORTATION

WHOLESALERS

REAL ESTATE

All the respondents in the survey are asked six standard questions regarding their expectations as to whether the following critical parameters pertaining to their respective companies will register an increase ( ), decline ( ) or show no change ( ) in the ensuing quarter as compared to the same quarter in the prior year: Volume of Sales, Net Profits, Selling Prices, New Orders, Inventory Levels, and Employees.

SALES VOLUME

NET PROFIT

SELLING PRICE

NEW ORDERS

INVENTORY

EMPLOYMENT

The individual indices are then calculated by subtracting the percentage of respondents expecting decreases from those expecting increases. Unless otherwise stated, increases and decreases in indices represent changes from the previous quarter.

B u s in e s s Op timis m I n d e x PHILIPPINES Quarter 4 2017

S l o w R i se in P H Busi nessOpti m i sm T ow ar d s th e E n d o f 2017

Duterte government's initiative of 'Build, Build, Build' program wherein the government is expected to spend more in infrastructure projects is seen to boost the construction sector’s growth. NEDA’s OIC and Undersecretary for Investment Programming, Rolando G. Tungpalan also shared that, "sustained infrastructure development, translating to increase in public construction expenditure, is anticipated not only to increase the growth of the manufacturing sector, but also to support the continuous growth of the economy."

Overall, the modest increase of this quarter's optimism shows that 2018 will be more challenging for businesses and that growth plans should not be abandoned as the country's economists are pushing for stronger revenue generating policies through the tax reform bill. OVERALL BOI SCORE CHART

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The general positive outlook was seen in 6 indicators volume of sales, net profit, selling price, new orders, inventory level and employment. 61% of the respondents increased positive expectations while 3% decreased. Agricultural, construction and wholesale sectors turn to be the most optimistic this quarter. Factors affecting this outlook are anticipation of consumer demands in the upcoming holiday season for the wholesalers and assumption of favorable weather conditions for agricultural products. More businesses are also confident that new orders will come in with an over-all score of 77.67%.

On the other hand, mining sector remains to be the less optimistic mainly due to the plan of the newly appointed Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu to impose higher tax on mining operations and implement future policies to expand the required rehabilitation funds for miners.

BOI SCORE

Philippine business community remains confident for Q4 of 2017 with hopes of growth in number of orders and increase in sales. Dun & Bradstreet Philippines Business Optimism Index is ending the year at 57.6% which shows a slight rise from previous quarter's 55.9%.

B u s in e s s Op timis m I n d e x PHILIPPINE S Quarter 4 2017

VOLUM E O F SALES

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B u s in e s s Op timis m I n d e x PHILIPPINE S Quarter 4 2017

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B u s in e s s Op timis m I n d e x PHILIPPINE S Quarter 4 2017

INVENTORY LEVELS

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