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First Half Of Tunisia Leather Shoes Exports Optimistic Situation

2010/7/21 10:01:00 68

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Despite the devaluation of the euro,

Tunisia

Exports of leather goods and leather shoes in the first half of this year are still growing at a rate of 14.4%, and 13.1% in the first five months of this year.

In the first five months, the export coverage of leather goods and leather shoes to import was 149%, of which 381 million 800 thousand DAL was exported, 256 million 400 thousand DNC was imported, and the trade surplus was 125 million 400 thousand DNA.

Imports are mainly imported from leather and fur raw materials, with an import volume of 145 million 800 thousand Dal, accounting for 57% of the total import volume of the industry in the first five months.

Various manufactures such as

leather shoes

Exports of leather goods and other leather goods accounted for 2005%, 139% and 250% respectively.

Exports of raw materials such as leather and fur accounted for 11.4% of imports, and leather accessories exports accounted for 12.1% of imports.

From 1 to May this year, the export of leather products and leather shoes reached 381 million 800 thousand DNA, of which 234 million 600 thousand of leather shoes were exported, accounting for 61.4% of the total export volume of the industry.

On the international market, Italy, France and Germany are the exporters of major importers and raw materials and accessories for leather goods and leather shoes. Their imports account for 89.3% of the export of leather products and leather shoes, up to 341 million 100 thousand.

Spain

In the fourth place, the import volume is 8 million 700 thousand.

France is the second largest importer of leather products and leather shoes, second only to Italy.

China and India are also the main suppliers of raw materials and accessories. In the first five months of this year, the leather products and leather shoes industries imported 6 million 400 thousand and 5 million 700 thousand of the cargo from two countries.

Supplement:

In response to the recent media reports about Mr. Lu Qiang's purchase of 13%Prada group shares in the past two years, the Prada group hereby solemnly declares that the Department has no basis for false reporting.

94.89% of the Prada group shares are owned by the Prada family and the husband of Ms. MiucciaPrada, PatrizioBertelli, and another 5.11% of the shares are held by BancaIntesaSanPaolo bank.

Event background

In April 2009, the bad news about PRADA began to appear. The earliest saying was that PRADA expanded the number of global stores in order to enhance competitiveness. However, the 2008 IPO financing plan had to be postponed due to the financial crisis.

In the summer of 2009, when PRADA had to repeatedly come up with a rumor on the news that it was too heavily indebted and had to sell shares, Lu Qiang's roundabout attack on the PRADA Empire had begun.

China's Economic Observer reported the news of Lu Qiang's takeover.

Aileen, a fox City spokeswoman, told Agence France-Presse reporters that "we have no plans to make an open takeover.

But somehow a media got the news and reported it.

Then the price becomes very high, so we are considering giving up this idea.

She confirmed that Lu Qiang had interviewed the economic observer, but declined to comment on the report.

The newspaper said Lu Qiang had indirectly acquired 13 percentage points of Prada shares in the past two years and plans to increase shareholdings to 20% to become its largest shareholder.

Lu Qiang has bought a value of 20 million euros through an unidentified Italy consulting company, the newspaper said.

But Prada has raised the price since then.

The report quoted Lu Qiang as saying, "(Prada thinks) to hand over the company to China Management Association will damage the quality and style of the brand".

According to the report, Lu Qiang's acquisition team had planned to invest Prada4.5 billion euros by buying shares of the Italy fashion company's creditors.

But the cost of the takeover has risen to between 600 million and 700 million euros, the newspaper said.

Lu Qiang said that if he could not buy more shares on Monday, he would sell his existing Prada shares, and said, "I will sell all the shares held at present."

About Prada group

Prada group is one of the world's leading luxury goods groups. It owns Prada, MiuMiu, Church 's and CarShoe brand, specializing in the production and sale of high quality handbags, leather goods, footwear, clothing and accessories.

Prada group also operates glasses, perfume and mobile phones in the form of franchise.

The Prada group has 280 direct outlets in 76 countries, and sells products through selected department stores, multi brand boutiques and licensed dealers.