
The Shift to Regionalized Supply Chains
Description
The globalization era’s cost-centric model has given way to regionalized, resilient supply chains. The study finds that the 2025 Kearney Reshoring Index dropped by 311 points, revealing a critical capacity gap between reshoring intent and execution.
Regionalization—encompassing reshoring, nearshoring, and friend-shoring—now represents a measurable trade-off between security and efficiency. “Resilience premiums” can reduce GDP by up to 4.7%, reflecting the economic cost of sovereignty. The report quantifies how TCO frameworks and Industry 4.0 automation are enabling viable nearshore models across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Data from Kearney, BIS, and WTO. Includes analysis of U.S. IIJA/IRA, EU industrial policies, and ASEAN regional manufacturing initiatives.
Table of Contents
23 Pages
- 1. Executive Summary
- 2. The New Geopolitical Context
- 3. Quantifying the Reshoring Gap (Kearney Index)
- 4. The Cost of Friend-Shoring and Security Premiums
- 5. ESG Integration and Supply Chain Transparency
- 6. Outlook: Regional Hubs 2030
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