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ASEAN Textile Machinery Attracts Quanzhou Businessmen'S Eyeballs

2010/6/24 10:30:00 31

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The China ASEAN Free Trade Area (FTA) was completed in January 1st this year, which covers a total of 1 billion 900 million people, $6 trillion GDP, and $4 trillion and 500 billion in total trade volume. This has enabled Chinese and ASEAN entrepreneurs to see new opportunities for nuggets.

Recently, reporters have learned that quotient wants to set up a special store in Singapore and take the opportunity to penetrate the Southeast Asian market.

Zhang Ruibiao, general manager of quotient and Hope Les (HOPERISE) International Limited, said that by the impact of the international financial crisis, Europe and the United States and other places greatly reduced the purchasing power.

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Businessmen are in urgent need of finding new export markets, and ASEAN will be a good window for them to enter overseas markets.

He hopes to set up a special store in Singapore through his own brand to expand the market share in Southeast Asia by way of Singapore.

According to its disclosure, its brand operates from Germany, and has been laying up terminal sales outlets in its own brands in many countries and regions around the world. Apart from expanding channels such as agents, distributors and franchisees, it also registered trademarks in many European countries.

In addition to light industrial products, some of ASEAN's

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And construction machinery also attracted the eyes of quotient.

It is understood that some ASEAN countries accelerate the development of the textile industry, but weaving, dyeing and finishing, sewing equipment and other supporting industries are relatively weak, all of which bring new business opportunities to quotient.

In the first half of last year, China's export of sewing machines to Vietnam and Indonesia increased by more than 50%, which brought great opportunities to domestic sewing machine enterprises. More and more Quanshang merchants took a look at Southeast Asian market and set off a wave of "gold rush" to Southeast Asia. Many companies renamed the former Ministry of foreign trade to the international trade department, and recruits large numbers.