In The First Quarter Of May 28Th, The Earnings Per Share Of Garment Industry Were Much Higher Than That Of The Textile Industry.

At present, the annual report of domestic textile and garment enterprises has been released in 2009, and most of the companies' quarterly reports have also been released.

From the annual report of the company, YOUNGOR, Luo Lai home textiles and fuanna share earnings (EPS) rank the top three in the textile and garment industry. In addition, 6 of the 63 listed companies in the textile and garment industry are losing money. They are ST Meier, de Mian shares, Huafang textile, Huafang shares, Tianshan textile and ST clothing.

On the whole, although the reasons for the loss and profit decline are different, the reasons leading to the decline in profits of textile enterprises in 2009 are mainly three: first, the export volume and export earnings rate resulting from the global economic downturn; two, under the circumstances of the financial crisis, some sub sectors are seriously affected, and some products are relatively low prices; three, some enterprises expand their opportunities by using the low and medium asset prices of the crisis, resulting in higher costs.

From the data of subdivision plate (the first quarter of this year), the earnings per share of garment industry are much higher than that of textile industry.

The valuation level of the textile industry is much higher than the overall level of A shares, while the valuation level of the apparel industry is flat.

Judging from the gross margin of sales in the sub sectors, the gross profit margin of clothing sales reached 33.09%, followed by the wool textile industry, sales gross margin reached 15.10%, and silk sales gross margin was the lowest 11.01%.

From the overall profitability level, the total profit level of each sub industry is from high to low in order: clothing, silk, cotton spinning, printing and dyeing, and last year's net assets yield is -2.39%.