There is a certain correlation between the price of forgings and the size of the enterprise, and the following are some possible scenarios: Procurement costs: Larger enterprises usually reduce costs by purchasing raw materials and equipment in large quantities. Larger enterprises have stronger purchasing bargaining power and can reach more favorable cooperation conditions with suppliers. This allows companies to obtain better prices in the raw material and equipment procurement process, thereby reducing the production cost of forgings. Production efficiency: Large-scale enterprises usually have more resources and advanced equipment, which can improve production efficiency. Economies of scale allow companies to spread fixed costs, such as equipment depreciation and human resources expenses, to achieve a lower average cost per unit of product. This can lead to a relative reduction in the price of forgings. Competitiveness: Larger enterprises are usually able to show stronger market competitiveness. Larger companies are often able to invest more R&D and innovation resources to launch more competitive products and solutions. This can help companies gain a dominant position in the market and win more orders, thus affecting the price of forgings. It should be noted that the size of the enterprise is not the only factor determining the price of forgings, but also affected by market demand, supply and demand relations and industry competition and other factors. Therefore, when considering the price of forgings, in addition to the size of the enterprise, it is also necessary to consider the impact of other factors.
