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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Some European companies wary of expanding in US amid tariff chaos
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Some European companies wary of expanding in US amid tariff chaos

Last updated: April 26, 2025 12:45 am
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In the current global economic climate, U.S. President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff policies are causing European companies, especially smaller ones, to rethink their expansion plans in the United States. The uncertainty surrounding tariffs on various products, ranging from steel to cars, is making it challenging for companies to navigate trade with the world’s largest economy.

While larger corporations in sectors like automotive and pharmaceuticals are quick to announce their intentions to expand in the U.S., smaller firms are more cautious. For example, Italy’s EuroGroup Laminations, which supplies automotive parts to U.S. customers, is concerned about the potential impact of tariffs on their business. CEO Marco Arduini highlighted the challenges of moving production to the U.S., including higher costs of steel and labor.

Similarly, German fan and motor maker ebm-papst has put its plans for expansion in the U.S. on hold due to the uncertain trade environment. CEO Klaus Geissdoerfer expressed concerns about the risk of a U.S. recession triggered by tariffs, which could affect demand for their products.

Small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in countries like Italy and Germany, which are major exporters to the U.S., are particularly vulnerable to trade risks due to their limited financial resources. The German SME association, DMB, emphasized that Trump’s protectionist policies are unlikely to encourage more companies to invest in the U.S. and create jobs.

The recent tariffs imposed by Trump have created a sense of uncertainty among European companies, with some SMEs reconsidering their U.S. operations. Industry associations like VDMA are advising companies to adopt a cautious approach and monitor the situation closely.

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Despite the challenges posed by tariffs, some companies like Germany’s LAPP are sticking to their long-term plans for expansion in the U.S. CEO Matthias Lapp emphasized the importance of planning for the future, regardless of short-term political developments.

Overall, the impact of tariffs on U.S. demand and inflation remains uncertain. While some experts believe that U.S. consumers may find it difficult to substitute imported goods, others predict a decrease in household spending post-tariffs.

In light of the changing trade landscape, European companies are being encouraged to explore other foreign markets like India, Latin America, and Southeast Asia. The goal is to diversify their export destinations and reduce reliance on the U.S. market.

In conclusion, the evolving trade policies under the Trump administration are forcing European companies to reevaluate their strategies and adapt to the changing economic landscape. By staying informed and flexible, businesses can navigate the challenges posed by tariffs and continue to thrive in the global market.

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