China And India Have Complementary Advantages And Unlimited Potential For Cooperation.

India is the third largest country in the world after China and the United States. Cotton producing country And China, the major cotton consuming country in the world. Spin There is also a good foundation for complementarity and cooperation in the field.

It is understood that India textile Industry has a long history and is the largest industry in the country. India is the third largest yarn producing country in the world and the fifth largest producer of synthetic fibres in the world. India is also the world's largest jute producing country and the second largest producer of raw silk, especially traditional textiles. clothing The design and production are well received at home and abroad. However, India's chemical fiber production started late, and its production cost competitiveness was not strong enough. The cost of producing chemical fiber fabrics was much higher than that of China. At present, India's nationals are mainly made of chemical fiber and clothing. Their per capita consumption of chemical fiber accounts for about 20% of the global average, and the consumption of personal textiles and industrial textiles still has much room for growth.

In view of the current development of textile industry in India, a well-known enterprise manager who has studied textile market in India thinks that in order to expand cooperation between China and India in textile field, China's chemical fiber enterprises are promising. First, we can directly expand the export of chemical fiber fabrics to India, and push the chemical fiber fabrics with high technical content to the India market. At present, India's chemical fiber fabrics imported from China are still mainly low-grade and "big road cargo". Two, chemical fiber enterprises can take the lead in investing in India. Because domestic production can be done in India. Chemical fiber fabrics But upstream raw materials still rely on imports. China's polyester filament, staple fiber and even polyester chip enterprises can consider setting up factories in India to solve raw material supply locally.

In addition, the enterprises engaged in fabric printing and finishing and after finishing can also consider India plant. Although India is the third largest yarn producing country and the fifth largest producer of synthetic fibers, India is unable to meet the technical requirements in the aspect of weaving, printing and dyeing, finishing and other technical requirements. This provides a good market space for printing and dyeing enterprises, especially chemical fiber dyeing and printing enterprises. At the same time, with the support of the India government to support the textile industry to promote its development, the cotton spinning industry chain is gradually improving, and the cotton based nature is gradually improving in India. Fiber fabric The printing and dyeing and finishing enterprises will also have potential market space.

However, it needs to be pointed out that India is the second largest in the world. textile The clothing producing country has the advantage of labor cost (monthly wages of workers around 100~150 dollars), but the workers' skill quality is low, the labor efficiency is not high, and the dedication spirit is not enough. Therefore, the number of workers in India's 35 thousand spindles cotton mill is equivalent to the number of employed workers in China's 100 thousand spindles. At the same time, the equipment level of India textile enterprises is also different from that of high end and low end, and most of them are low-end equipment, which also affects the production efficiency and product quality of enterprises. In addition, the overall infrastructure in India is weak, transportation costs are high, and supporting facilities are not perfect. If India wants to attract Chinese enterprises to invest and build factories, the government should set up special funds to solve the problem of public facilities. So, in the next 10~15 years, the textile industry of China and India is expected to usher in a win-win development prospect.