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Li Rucheng, President Of The National People'S Congress, YOUNGOR, Advocated Stabilizing Export Tax Rebates.

2011/3/9 15:23:00 98

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Li Rucheng, President of YOUNGOR group, said that mainland enterprises had just passed the economic crisis last year, plus the pressure of high inflation and rising prices of raw materials.

Export tax rebate

We must continue to be stable.

In 2008,

Youngor

At the cost of 120 million US dollars, it became the new owner of all the assets of KELLWOOD, the fifth major clothing enterprises in the United States, and is the largest menswear manufacturer in the world.

At present, the company has established branches in Yunnan, Chongqing, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and other places, with more than 2000 sales outlets.

Urge the government to increase support for brand enterprises

When the international clothing brand has been well known to Chinese consumers, the domestic clothing market has seen "rare" brand "made" in developed countries.

In this regard, Li Rucheng said that Zhejiang's private economy is well-developed, and there are many leading enterprises.

As a brand enterprise, to develop two international and domestic markets, the government can enhance the support of the brand enterprises so as to enhance the development of the whole industry.

"YOUNGOR now has two international and domestic sales channels, 50 thousand employees."

In Li Rucheng's eyes, the overseas takeover is the "amazing leap" of the garment industry, which is centered on the "YOUNGOR" brand. "Now we have the right to speak in international pricing."

During the "11th Five-Year" period, the average annual growth of YOUNGOR was 12.4%. In 2010, it realized a profit of 4 billion 900 million yuan, and turned over to 2 billion 930 million of the fiscal revenue. The current company assets amounted to 58 billion 100 million.

Li said that before the financial crisis, YOUNGOR started a joint venture or sole proprietorship to create a complete industrial chain from cotton and hemp cultivation to spinning, weaving, printing and dyeing, fabrics, garment manufacturing, design and retail.