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Economic optimism doubles, yet almost half of CEOs do not believe their businesses will be viable in a decade as tech and climate pressures accelerate: PwC Global CEO Survey
- Proportion of CEOs optimistic about global growth prospects doubles from 18% to 38% as concerns about inflation and macroeconomic volatility fall
- 39% of CEOs expect their company’s headcount to increase by 5% or more in 2024
- However, confidence is fragile: almost half (45%) do not believe their business will be viable in a decade without reinvention – up from 39% in 2023
- CEOs expect more pressure over the next three years than they experienced over the previous five from technology, climate and several other megatrends
- Four in ten CEOs report that they have accepted lower returns for climate-friendly investments
- 70% expect Generative AI to significantly change the way their company creates value in the next three years
DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The proportion of CEOs who believe global economic growth will improve over the next 12-months has more than doubled year-on-year. At the same time the proportion of CEOs concerned about their long-term business viability has risen to 45% as tech and climate pressures accelerate, according to PwC’s 27th Annual Global CEO Survey, published today.
The survey, which interviewed 4,702 CEOs across 105 countries and territories, found that 38% of CEOs are optimistic about global economic growth prospects over the next 12-months, up from 18% in 2023. CEO expectations of economic decline have also tumbled from a record high in last year’s survey (73%) to 45%, as perceived exposure to inflation and macroeconomic volatility fell by 16 percentage points (to 24%) and 7 percentage points (to 24%) respectively. Despite ongoing conflicts, the proportion of CEOs who felt their company is highly or extremely exposed to geopolitical conflict risk fell 7 percentage points (to 18%).
CEOs in most regions of the world are also more likely to be optimistic about domestic economic prospects than pessimistic. However, CEOs in North America and Western Europe buck the trend – in Western Europe, 32% expect their domestic economies to improve, 48% decline; North America, 31% and 52%, respectively.
CEOs are more likely to plan to increase than decrease their headcount in the next 12-months, with 39% reporting that they expect to increase their headcount by 5% or more. Employers in every region are more likely to increase than decrease headcount, with the Middle East the most bullish on hiring (65%).
While the trajectory is positive, confidence is fragile as megatrends including technological disruption – exemplified by generative AI – and the climate transition converge. Almost half (45%) of CEOs say they do not believe their current business will be viable in a decade if it continues on its current path – up from 39% in 2023. Reflecting uncertainty about how they will manage megatrends, CEOs are somewhat less confident than last year in their own company’s prospects for revenue growth over the next 12 months – down from 42% to 37%.
Bob Moritz, Global Chair, PwC, said:
“As business leaders are becoming less concerned about macroeconomic challenges, they are becoming more focused on disruptive forces within their industries. Despite rising optimism about the global economy, they are actually less optimistic than last year about their own revenue prospects, and more acutely aware of the need for fundamental reinvention of their business. Whether it is accelerating the roll-out of generative AI or building their business to address the challenges and opportunities of the climate transition, this is a year of transformation.”
The AI opportunity
CEOs overwhelmingly see generative AI as a catalyst for reinvention that will power efficiency, innovation, and transformational change. Nearly three-quarters (70%) believe it will significantly change the way their company creates, delivers, and captures value in the next three years.
CEOs are also optimistic about the short-term impact. Over the next 12 months, almost three-fifths (58%) expect it to improve the quality of their products or services and almost half (48%) say it will enhance their ability to build trust with stakeholders. They also expect better outcomes for their business – 41% expect it to positively impact revenue and 46% expect it to positively impact profitability. The technology, media and communications sector is most positive about the impact on profit (54%), while energy, utilities and resources are least optimistic (36%).
But while CEOs are increasingly looking to the transformative benefits of generative AI, the great majority say it will require workforce upskilling (69%). They have also expressed concern about an associated rise in cybersecurity risk (64%), misinformation (52%), legal liabilities and reputation risks (46%), and bias towards specific groups of customers or employees (34%) in their companies.
CEOs report progress on climate priorities
As CEOs establish priorities, many are seeing the climate transition as an industry disruptor containing distinct opportunities in addition to risks. Nearly one-third expect climate change to shift the way they create, deliver, and capture value over the next three years – up from less than one-quarter who said as much regarding the past 5 years.
CEOs are making progress in turning their commitments into action. 76% have either begun or completed steps to improve energy efficiency, while 58% report having made similar strides when it comes to innovating new, climate-friendly products, services or technologies.
On the other hand, only 45% note having made progress on or completed incorporating climate risk into financial planning (with 31% noting no plans to do so). Action on adaptation to physical climate risks is also lagging at 47% (with 29% noting no plans to act).
The survey suggests significant support for decarbonisation, with only 26% saying that a lack of board or management buy-in is at least a moderate barrier to decarbonisation. Instead, CEOs cite regulatory complexity (54%) and lower economic returns for climate friendly investments (51%) as the biggest barriers to be overcome. CEOs are beginning to take on the economic barrier, with four in ten reporting that they have accepted lower hurdle rates for climate-friendly investments than for other investments—in the majority of cases between one and four percentage points lower.
The reinvention imperative
As CEOs become more aware of the megatrends facing businesses globally, survey respondents expressed increased concern around their long-term business viability. Almost half (45%) note they are concerned their businesses will not be viable beyond the next decade without reinvention – up from 39% in 2023. Notably, the survey shows smaller companies are at greater risk: 56% of CEOs leading businesses generating less than US$100 million in annual revenue believe their businesses will only be viable for 10 years or less if it continues running on its current path. This falls to 27% for those making US$25 billion or more in revenue annually.
Almost all (97%) CEOs note they have taken steps to change how they create, deliver, and capture value in the past five years, and over three-quarters (76%) have taken at least one action that had a large or very large impact on their company’s business model.
But while CEOs are taking action, they are faced with a number of challenges. Two thirds (64%) cite the regulatory environment as inhibiting their ability to reinvent their business model to at least a moderate extent, 55% point to competing operational concerns, and 52% point to a lack of skills in their company’s workforce.
A further obstacle is inefficiency. CEOs perceive significant inefficiencies across a range of their companies’ routine activities—everything from decision-making meetings to emails—viewing roughly 40% of the time spent on these tasks as inefficient. A conservative PwC estimate of the cost of that inefficiency would be tantamount to a self-imposed US$10 trillion tax on productivity.
Bob Moritz, Global Chair, PwC, concludes:
“This year’s data suggests a high degree of CEO uncertainty ahead, but CEOs are taking action. They are transforming their business models, investing in technology and their people, and managing the risks and opportunities presented by the climate transition. If businesses are to thrive over the short and long-term, build trust, and deliver sustained and long-term value, they must accelerate the pace of reinvention.”
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About the 27th Annual PwC Global CEO Survey
PwC surveyed 4,702 CEOs across 105 countries and territories from 2 October through 10 November 2023. The global and regional figures are weighted proportionally to country nominal GDP. The industry and country-level figures are based on unweighted data from the full sample of 4,702 CEOs. The full findings can be accessed on pwc.com/ceosurvey, and the interviews can be found at strategy-business.com/inside-the-mind-of-the-ceo.
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Mosaic Announces Strategic Integration with S&P Capital IQ Data to Streamline Public-to-Private Deal Modeling
NEW YORK, Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Mosaic, the world’s leading Digital Deal Modeling platform, today announced the release of its integration with S&P Global Market Intelligence’s S&P Capital IQ, supercharging the Mosaic platform with high quality financial data from S&P Global Market Intelligence for mutual customers. S&P Capital IQ’s comprehensive financial and market data will automatically populate Mosaic’s industry leading Digital Deal Modeling engine for seamless, rapid screening of public-to-private transactions. This integration empowers private equity firms and investment banks on Mosaic to conduct complex take-private analysis in under one minute, leveraging Capital IQ’s extensive dataset, including fundamental financials, consensus estimates, and real-time market pricing – paired with the user’s differentiated judgements on appropriate capital structure and exit for the deal.
With this integration, dealmakers can now accelerate their deal idea generation processes by completing in minutes what used to take hours in legacy, spreadsheet-based workflows. Mosaic’s innovative platform, already renowned for its precision and efficiency in deal modeling, is now further enhanced by S&P Capital IQ’s high-quality data, enabling faster, more accurate insights for better-informed investment decisions.
“Mosaic’s integration with S&P Capital IQ data represents a major leap forward in analytical capacity and capability for our shared customers,” said Ian Gutwinski, Founder & CEO of Mosaic. “By combining the advanced modeling capabilities of Mosaic with Capital IQ’s trusted data, we’re able to offer an unparalleled solution for transaction screening and analysis, reducing time spent on manual data collection and allowing users to focus on high-impact assumptions around a deal’s base case forecast, capitalization and exit.”
This integration aligns with Mosaic’s mission to empower financial professionals with cutting-edge tools that simplify complex financial transactions, offering greater speed and accuracy in a competitive market. With S&P Capital IQ’s data now available within Mosaic’s platform, users can now screen new opportunities with a level of agility previously unattainable.
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Thousands of the world’s best investment professionals at firms managing over half a trillion of assets including Warburg Pincus, CVC, New Mountain Capital, Bridgepoint, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, The Riverside Company, and many more leverage the Mosaic platform to efficiently screen a world of opportunity and identify the handful of investments worthy of their portfolios.
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Jiva Technologies Integrates Bitcoin into Treasury Strategy as Board Approves Up to $1 Million Investment
VANCOUVER, BC, Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Jiva Technologies (CSE: JIVA) (Frankfurt: WNT1) (OTCQB: PLTXF) (“JIVA” or the “Company”), a leader in building niche online wellness communities and creating immersive physical environments, today announced that its Board of Directors has approved the purchase of up to $1 million in Bitcoin as part of the Company’s treasury management strategy.
“As Bitcoin continues to gain traction as a widely accepted and trusted asset class, we see a unique opportunity to strengthen our treasury with a resilient and innovative investment,” said Lorne Rapkin, CEO of Jiva Technologies. “Bitcoin’s inherent scarcity and finite supply position it as a modern hedge against inflation and a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. We believe Bitcoin aligns with our forward-thinking strategy and complements our mission to drive innovation across all aspects of our business. The potential for favorable regulatory frameworks and increased institutional adoption, highlighted by the recent wave of Bitcoin ETFs, underscores Bitcoin’s value proposition and makes us believe it is an ideal asset for corporate treasuries seeking inflation-resistant stores of value,” Rapkin added.
While Bitcoin will now form part of Jiva Technologies’ diversified treasury strategy, the Company remains firmly committed to its core operations. This includes executing its previously announced joint ventures, driving growth in its plant subscription e-commerce platform, Bloombox Club, and continuing to develop its immersive wellness hub in Squamish, BC.
Jiva Technologies will monitor its Bitcoin holdings closely, ensuring they align with market conditions and the Company’s cash flow requirements.
About JIVA Technologies
JIVA Technologies is dedicated to building niche online wellness communities and creating immersive physical environments. With a proven track record in e-commerce marketplaces, bolstered by expert UI/UX design and SEO, JIVA now focuses on joint ventures to support wellness brands in developing their online presence. The company owns and operates Bloombox Club, an online plant delivery marketplace serving the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Austria, the Republic of Ireland, France, Spain, and Italy, as well as The Locavore Bar and Grill, a vibrant dining and gathering destination in Squamish, BC. Recently, JIVA became a shareholder in VEG House, a leader in the plant-based space, through a share exchange agreement. Committed to e-commerce, marketing, and wellness, JIVA’s mission is to cultivate online communities of like-minded consumers through education and collaboration. The company is actively pursuing joint ventures, such as the recently announced partnership with LIV3 for SugarShield, to empower wellness brands online by building their websites and managing all digital marketing.
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LONDON, Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — More than 100 years ago, a ship left a Nova Scotia harbor carrying a precious cargo that few today would recognize as valuable. The crew, full of optimism, was bound for Wales hoping that the metal they carried would lead them to riches. Unfortunately, they never made it. Companies mentioned in this release include: United States Steel (NYSE: X), ArcelorMittal (NYSE: MT), Energy Fuels (NYSE American: UUUU), Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE: HII), Leidos (NYSE: LDOS).
A German U-boat lurking in the cold Atlantic waters fired a torpedo and the ship went down, sinking to the ocean floor along with its mysterious cargo.
At the time, the metal seemed unimportant, but its true value wasn’t fully realized until later. Fast forward to today and that same metal is critical to modern military and industrial applications. That metal, once forgotten at the bottom of the sea is not gold or silver, but antimony—a mineral that has become a key player in global conflicts and high-tech industries alike.
This shipwreck might sound like an intriguing piece of history, but it’s far more than that. It’s a reminder of how vital antimony has been and continues to be for national security and economic stability.
Now, thanks to Military Metals Corp. (MILI.CN; MILIF.QB), the very same mine in Nova Scotia that once produced this valuable metal is being re-visited. And it couldn’t have come at a more crucial time.
Antimony: The Unsung Hero of Modern Warfare
Antimony might not be a household name, but it’s been an essential material in warfare for centuries. During both World War I and World War II, antimony was used in everything from bullet casings to explosives.
Today, it’s more important than ever. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, American manufacturers use over 50 million pounds of antimony each year.
That’s because antimony is a critical component in the production of semiconductors, batteries, and solar panels. From electronics to renewable energy, the modern world runs on antimony.
In short, antimony is critical to both offensive and defensive operations. Any disruption to the supply of this key mineral could have devastating effects on national security.
The Growing Threat of an Antimony Shortage
This is where things get concerning. For decades, the U.S. has relied on antimony imports from China. In fact, China controls nearly 50% of antimony mining and 80% of the world’s antimony production. This has put the U.S. in a precarious position, especially as tensions with China continue to rise.
The U.S. military is well aware of the risks. The Pentagon has been scrambling to secure a domestic source of antimony, recognizing that losing access to this vital mineral could severely impact America’s ability to defend itself.
That’s why Military Metals (MILI.CN; MILIF.QB) is stepping in at the perfect moment.
The company has taken a bold step with their plans to redevelop the historic West Gore Antimony Project in Nova Scotia. This mine was once a key source of antimony during both World War I. Today, it stands as one of the few potential sources of antimony in North America.
The company has also recently acquired one of Europe’s largest antimony deposits with a historical resource in Slovakia which could prove even more promising as tensions between Russia and Europe escalate.
The above table is data from their recent Slovakian acquisition and helps to show the potential in situ value of Military Metals.
Simply multiply the antimony tons (60,998) by the current spot price ($38,000) to arrive at a total of $2,000,000,000 in situ value of antimony in the ground. The company is merely $23 million at its current market cap with a healthy cash position. Also, the average grade of the resource is 2.478%, which is considered very high for antimony. Most antimony is produced at low grades as a by-product of some gold deposits.
By comparison, Perpetua Resources, which is in the process of receiving a $1.86-billion government loan to develop their strategic resource, is valued at around $700 million with 90,000 tons of antimony.
By announcing the definitive agreement on Slovakia assets as well as acquiring the West Gore project in North America, Military Metals Corp. is positioning itself as a critical player in the fight to secure domestic antimony production.
The company’s CEO, Scott Eldridge, has stated, “The acquisition of the West Gore Antimony Project demonstrates our strategy of becoming a significant global antimony player.”
Eldridge understands the importance of antimony not just for military use, but also for a wide range of industrial applications. He’s betting that as tensions with China escalate, the value of domestically produced antimony will skyrocket.
This isn’t just speculation. The U.S. government has already started investing heavily in securing domestic sources of critical minerals, including antimony. And Military Metals Corp., with its historic West Gore project, is perfectly positioned to capitalize on this growing demand.
The Strategic Importance of Domestic Antimony Production
The potential reopening of the West Gore mine is more than just a business opportunity. It’s a strategic move to safeguard North America’s supply of a mineral that could decide the outcome of the next global conflict.
Antimony is on the U.S. government’s list of critical minerals, and for good reason. Without it, the military cannot produce the advanced weapons systems needed to defend the country. As China tightens its grip on global antimony production, securing a domestic source has become a matter of national security.
Military Metals (MILI.CN; MILIF.QB) West Gore project is one of the only known sources of antimony in North America. This puts the company in a unique position to benefit from government initiatives aimed at stockpiling critical minerals.
With billions of dollars being allocated to secure domestic mineral supplies, companies like Military Metals Corp. stand to gain substantial financial support.
But it’s not just the government that’s interested. The private sector is also waking up to the importance of antimony. As industries like renewable energy and tech continue to grow, demand for antimony will only increase. And with China controlling most of the world’s supply, companies that can produce antimony domestically will be in high demand.
Antimony-Focused Strategy
The company has made it clear that it’s focused on acquiring and developing antimony resources across North America and with their latest definitive agreement announcement on two Antimony projects in Europe, they have a chance to be a global powerhouse. This strategy is designed to potentially make them one of the leading suppliers of antimony outside of China.
With the global antimony market expected to grow significantly in the coming years, Military Metals Corp. is positioning itself as a key player in what could be one of the most critical supply chain battles of the 21st century.
In addition to the definitive agreement for Slovakian assets, the company is actively exploring additional opportunities to acquire other antimony assets, ensuring that it remains at the forefront of this growing industry.
Other companies to keep a close eye on:
United States Steel (NYSE: X)
United States Steel is an integrated steel producer with major operations in the United States and Central Europe. As a major steel supplier to the automotive, appliance, construction, and energy sectors, U.S. Steel plays a vital role in the U.S. economy. A strong domestic steel industry is essential for maintaining a robust manufacturing base, which contributes to national security by ensuring the ability to produce critical equipment and infrastructure.
U.S. Steel’s production capacity and focus on research and development are crucial for meeting the evolving demands of the defense industry. Their ability to produce advanced high-strength steels and other specialized steel products is essential for constructing modern military vehicles, ships, and infrastructure.
ArcelorMittal (NYSE: MT)
ArcelorMittal is the world’s leading steel and mining company with a significant presence in the United States. Their vast production capacity and global reach make them a critical supplier of steel to various industries, including the defense sector. ArcelorMittal produces a wide range of steel products, from basic sheet steel to specialized high-strength alloys, essential for manufacturing vehicles, ships, and infrastructure.
ArcelorMittal’s commitment to research and development keeps them at the forefront of steelmaking technology. This is crucial for meeting the evolving demands of the defense industry, which requires advanced materials to produce lighter, stronger, and more resilient equipment.
Energy Fuels (NYSE American: UUUU)
Energy Fuels is a leading U.S.-based uranium mining company, operating the only conventional uranium mill in the United States. With a diverse portfolio of uranium mines and projects across the Western U.S., they are a crucial player in the U.S. nuclear fuel cycle. Energy Fuels also produces vanadium, a metal used in high-strength steel alloys and aerospace applications.
The company plays a vital role in ensuring a secure and reliable domestic supply of uranium, which is essential for nuclear power plants that provide a significant portion of the nation’s electricity. This reduces reliance on foreign sources of nuclear fuel and strengthens energy security.
Huntington Ingalls Industries (NYSE: HII)
Huntington Ingalls Industries is America’s largest military shipbuilding company, with 42,000 employees. They design, build, and maintain nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines, and provide after-market services for military ships globally. Huntington Ingalls also provides mission-critical national security solutions to government and commercial customers.
Huntington Ingalls Industries is the sole builder of aircraft carriers for the U.S. Navy and one of only two companies that build nuclear-powered submarines. The company’s shipbuilding expertise is critical to the U.S. Navy’s ability to maintain its global presence and protect national interests. Huntington Ingalls is also a major provider of technical and management services to the U.S. government.
Leidos (NYSE: LDOS)
Leidos is a major player in the national security arena, providing innovative solutions to the Department of Defense and intelligence agencies. Their work in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data analytics is transforming how these agencies operate and make critical decisions.
Leidos is also a leader in the civil market, offering a wide range of services to government agencies and commercial customers in areas like transportation, energy, and healthcare. This diverse portfolio demonstrates their ability to adapt and innovate across sectors.
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