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Sector · Mechanical Engineering

Technical depth, presented as a selling point.

For machine manufacturers, we translate proven engineering into credibility that a technical buyer recognises immediately.

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This is what we do

Plan, create and leave behind: company value.

For machine building: the same three steps, in order book, service revenue and working capital.

  1. Plan

    Finance · Strategy

    Perfectly crafted, planned systems.

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  2. Create

    Tactics · AI powered

    Step by step, generate software tactically with AI.

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  3. Leave behind

    Transferable

    A system with automated processes is transferable. Deploy it as an asset.

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  4. Company value

    The result

    A targeted increase in company value.

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One board, five moves.

From the environment to implementation: the same process followed by every mechanical engineering audit.

Surroundings

The market and the technical trader take note: where does the search begin, and which uncertainties matter.

Horizon

The playing field over time. Where is demand heading, and which position will pay off in the long run?

Objective

The one measurable outcome that everything is geared towards. Not a gesture, but a figure.

Strategy tools

The few levers that really make a difference, chosen from amongst the noise.

Execution

Ensuring that these steps work together to create a practical reality in the workplace.

The audit for mechanical engineering

The Technical Credibility Audit follows these five key steps exactly. At the end, you won’t find a report sitting on the shelf, but rather an agreement: the steps that will turn your technical narrative into a selling point.

The sector in figures

The engineering sector is booming. According to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), production in March 2026 was 16.5 per cent higher than a year earlier, and in April 2026 it was 21.6 per cent higher. The sector as a whole grew by 1.7 per cent and 4.7 per cent in those months respectively.

Turnover is also following suit. In the first quarter of 2026, turnover in the machinery industry was 10.1 per cent higher than a year earlier, compared with 2.2 per cent for industry as a whole, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

There is a counterargument to this that I won’t dismiss. Business confidence in the industry stood at minus 10.9 at the start of the second quarter of 2026. At the same time, there were 29,100 job vacancies in the first quarter and 24 per cent of business owners reported a staff shortage. Full order books and gloomy confidence go hand in hand here. I’d rather explore why that is in a conversation than come up with an explanation off the top of my head.

There are no verifiable figures for the number of mechanical engineering firms or people employed in this niche. The figures currently circulating are contradictory. Lead times and AI adoption have not been measured either.

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From context to execution, in a thirty-minute conversation.

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