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The Household Dining Room & Kitchen Furniture, Metal (B2B Procurement) Switzerland eBook Report gives data on the Purchases of 42 Raw Materials, Semi-Finished, Finished Products, plus all other business-to-business Purchases and Expenses by the Companies and Entities in the Household dining room & kitchen furniture, metal sector.The Household Dining Room & Kitchen Furniture, Metal (B2B Procurement) Switzerland eBook provides 7 years Historic and Forecast data on the Business to Business Purchasing and Procurement in the Household dining room & kitchen furniture, metal sector businesses and organisations and the purchases for each of the Raw Materials, Semi-Finished, Finished Products, Services, and Expenses covered. In addition full Financial Data (180 items: Historic and Forecast Balance Sheet, Financial Margins and Ratios) Data is provided for Switzerland.
HOUSEHOLD DINING ROOM + KITCHEN FURNITURE – METAL (B2B PROCUREMENT)
1. Household dining room & kitchen furniture, metal
2. Raw & Feedstock Materials, n.e.c.
3. Finished Materials, n.e.c.
4. All other Input Materials & Components, n.e.c.
5. Buildings & Fittings
6. Plant & Equipment
7. Vehicles & Equipment
8. Data Processing, Software & Office Equipment
9. Miscellaneous Capital Purchases
10. New Technology Purchases
11. Process Technology Purchases
12. Research & Development Purchases
13. Fuel Purchases
14. Energy Purchases
15. Sub-Contracted Work Purchased
16. After-Sales Services Purchased
17. Technical Process Services Purchased
18. Technical Product Services Purchased
19. Legal & Public Relations Services Purchased
20. Leasing of Buildings
21. Rental & Leasing of Equipment
22. Financial Services Purchased
23. Building Maintenance & Services Purchased
24. Equipment Maintenance & Services Purchased
25. Services Purchased
26. Telecommunications & Data Services
27. Travel, Hotel & Subsistence Purchased
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29. Advertising Services & Media Purchases
30. Advertising Materials Purchases
31. Point of Sales Materials Purchases
32. Promotional Materials & Services Purchases
33. Sales Materials & Promotional Print
34. Contracted Logistics Services
35. Logistics Services Purchased
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