The Trend Of Investment Marginalization Of Spinning And Weaving Industry In Eastern Coastal Areas Is Irreversible.

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Data proved successful, China Textile Industry Association statistics, in 2010 China's textile industry scale above

China's textile and garment industry in 2010 should also be analyzed in detail, because risks are hidden.

According to data from the Ministry of industry and commerce, there is also a significant increase in investment in the wake of the revival of China's textile and garment industry.

In 2010 1-11, the total fixed assets investment of the textile industry over 5 million yuan reached 350 billion 808 million yuan, an increase of 29.54% over the same period last year, which is 6.84 percentage points higher than the national industrial investment growth rate.

Among them, the actual investment in cotton textile industry has increased by 21.90% year-on-year, 14 percentage points higher than that of the same period last year, and the total investment in garment industry has increased by 29.99% over the same period last year.

Obviously, the recovery of China's textile and garment industry in 2010 has been driven by investment. Then, whether the growth of investment reflects the market demand, can it be fully understood as a natural pformation of the economic structure? Or is it not a pformation of domestic consumption, but a further investment boom under the push of capital?

The coastal area may give some answers. At present, in the developed areas of the textile and garment industry in the southeast coast of China, large enterprises can diversify in real estate, investment and other fields, and embark on the "virtual economy" road. Some enterprises' so-called "textile and garment" investment projects may be entirely out of the need to get the land and get bank loans.

This is limited for the development of the local textile and garment industry. At the same time, for those SMEs with limited capability, they may only be confused or passively pformed, or undertake industrial pfer.

In Wenzhou, for example, the price of industrial land has risen to a high level of 2 million yuan / mu, and the price of commercial housing in Wenzhou has surpassed that of Hangzhou, the capital city.

Under such circumstances, the traditional manufacturing industry in Wenzhou is facing a more and more serious hollowing phenomenon. The garment industry is no exception. More and more factories are vacated for the development of "virtual economy" and high-tech industries.

The survival space of small and medium-sized enterprises is shrinking and showing the tendency of group migration.

The data of the Ministry of industry and information indicated the trend of the pfer. In the 1-11 month of 2010, the investment of the textile and garment industry in the central region reached 131 billion 144 million yuan, up 43.84% from the same period, and the investment in the western region was 33 billion 995 million yuan, up by 46.80% over the same period.

The growth rate is much higher than that of the eastern region.

Investment in the eastern region is also increasing significantly, but the main direction is no longer in the textile and garment industry.

Industrial pfer has greatly increased investment in the central and western regions. This has become one of the bases for the significant increase in China's textile and garment industry in 2010. In the next few years, China's underdeveloped areas will become the manufacturing center of the textile and garment industry.

But the risk is that the eastern part of the "high-tech" and virtual industries will gradually become marginalized.

The risk of investment boosting industry is getting there. With the view of experts from the first textile network, this round of investment has been launched from the Midwest, making the market base of the eastern region crumbling.

The best result is that technology investment, virtual investment and industry led investment in the East will be pformed into real wealth in the future. The worst result is that big investments do not yield the corresponding wealth, but the trend of the textile and garment industry in the eastern coastal areas is irreversible.