China'S Textile And Apparel Industry Has Attracted Nearly $1 Billion 200 Million In Venture Capital Since 2008.

(Chinese textile and garment industry)

Statistics released by the Qing Research Center show that since 2008, the investment volume of China's textile and garment industry has been increasing. As of the first half of 2012, it attracted a total of 1 billion 196 million US dollars.

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In 2008, there were 16 cases of venture capital investment, which disclosed the investment amount of US $160 million. In 2009, there were 12 cases of venture capital investment in the industry, and the amount of investment disclosed was $253 million. In 2010, 24 cases of venture capital investment occurred, and the amount of investment disclosed was 279 million US dollars. In 2011, 34 cases of venture capital investment cases occurred, and the amount of investment disclosed was 305 million dollars.

From the two dimensions of the amount of investment and the amount of investment in the garment industry, the trend of steady growth has been shown in 2008. In 2011, it reached the peak period of investment in recent years. Compared with 2010, the amount of investment and the amount of investment increased by 41.7% and 9.4% respectively.

In the first half of 2012, compared with the same period in 2011, the activity declined somewhat. Although the amount of investment reached 199 million yuan, the investment volume was relatively small.

Wang Yixuan, an analyst at Ching Ke research center, said China

We are experiencing the pformation of roles, from primary production and processing to self built brands.

Fast fashion brands have brought new vitality to the garment industry. With the acceleration of the successful operation and expansion of foreign famous fast fashion brands such as Zara and H&M, fast fashion has become one of the business models of many low-end clothing enterprises.

According to Wang Yixuan analysis, China has large market capacity and increasingly diversified consumer demand.

There is still much room for development.

But it is worth noting that China's

No real sense of "fast" has been achieved. There is a gap that cannot be ignored in brand building, commodity design, supply chain integration and other fast fashion brands abroad.

Such as "high inventory pressure" has become a common problem faced by many fast fashion brands in China.