In 2023, the re-import volume of gearing, ball screws, speed changers, and torque converters to China stood at a level that projected values for the subsequent years show a gradual decline. From 2024, these forecasted volumes decrease modestly each year until 2028. The year-on-year variation indicates a slight downward trend, with volumes dropping by approximately 0.17% annually. This decline is consistent over the forecast period. The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the five-year span reveals a gentle but persistent decline.

Future Trends to Watch:

Technological advancements in the manufacturing of these components may alter supply chain dynamics, impacting re-import levels.
Shifts in international trade policies or agreements could influence the import-export balance.
China's domestic manufacturing capabilities and the potential for increased self-sufficiency could further reduce dependence on re-imports.