• Capgemini Research Institute flagged a shift in Europe, US reindustrialization toward more selective, capital-efficient models as strategies mature.
• Share of large organizations with reindustrialization strategy in place or in development rose to 73% in 2026 from 59% in 2024.
• Planned reindustrialization investment over next three years fell to nearly $2.5 trillion in 2026 from $4.7 trillion in 2025.
• Decision drivers tilted to long-term value, with 86% prioritizing market access or supply-chain resilience over short-term savings.
• Execution focus increased on advanced manufacturing tech, with 87% planning investment in AI, automation, or digital twins to offset higher local production costs.

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