High energy prices are squeezing Czech industry. The Club of Financial Directors calls for concrete solutions
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High energy prices are currently having a significant impact on Czech companies. According to a report in Czech newspapers, they are reducing the competitiveness of industry in the Czech Republic, which is why the problem is being discussed more and more.
The Club of Financial Directors has therefore called for the creation of a working group that would turn the analysis of energy prices into concrete proposals.
The aim of this working group would be to find practical solutions for Czech manufacturing companies. Energy is one of the important costs in industry, and when prices are high, firms may struggle to compete with foreign producers. The Club thus wants the general analysis to become proposals that could help both companies and the economy as a whole.
Sources: České noviny
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