Small And Medium-Sized Enterprises Become The Development Trend Of Textile Industry

< p > some people think that China is not only a country, but also a big factory.

In particular, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile > /a > product production, China's image is a country with a very large company, each factory has thousands of employees.

In the past twenty years, this image has always been a fact. Western customers can only place large orders, or a large number of textile orders, and China's exports are flooded all over the world.

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< p > on the other hand, in western countries, textile is still a small and small and medium sized enterprise (SMEs) industry.

A good example is Italy, especially Italy's a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile machinery < /a > industry.

According to the Italy textile machinery manufacturers (ACIMIT) association, most of the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com "textile machinery manufacturing" /a "is a small and medium-sized company with 150 members, a very straight line thinking company, and many generations of people working in the same industry.

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< p > < strong > sight new perspective < /strong > /p >

The location of "P" is likely to change soon.

Recently, the textile industry has been developing towards small businesses. Other medium-sized industries also show a trend towards smaller and more flexible production.

This is because neighboring countries have taken part of their business from China.

A few days ago, China's State Council officially announced that the government is willing to provide more support for small businesses and even small businesses by raising financing innovation and providing loans to the private sector.

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< p > < strong > eight objectives < /strong > < /p >.

< p > the State Council has issued 8 specific objectives and explained that the credit growth rate of SMEs should not be lower than the national average loan rate.

At the same time, the gradual sum should not be less than the loan amount of last year.

On this issue, Tan Yaling, director of the foreign exchange investment research association of the Ministry of foreign affairs, commented, "policy makers reiterate that the policy direction is the government's support for small and micro enterprises."

She added that all eight objectives or policies have been released.

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< p > these objectives include the recent abolition of VAT of enterprises earning less than $20000 a month, and other measures.

However, Tan stressed that for small companies in China, credit access is the most important issue.

If interest rates are not large enough, many Chinese banks are unwilling to provide loans to companies.

However, it is not only the problems encountered by China's "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/ "small and medium enterprises < /a", but also the small and medium-sized enterprises in western countries.

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< p > < strong > communication < /strong > < /p >

< p > in most enterprises, communication is the key word.

Tan said it is very important for small financial institutions to interact with SMEs.

As she pointed out, "in the course of its development, financial institutions have not solved the plight of SMEs' financing difficulties or directly ignored their requirements.

This time, the State Council mentioned in particular that small financial institutions should solve the problems faced by SMEs.

This statement is quite clear.

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The next step is p, which is very famous in the western banking sector. It requires private banks, financial leasing enterprises and Consumer Finance Companies to set up institutions near the small business concentration areas.

In addition, policymakers have promised that they will make greater efforts to ensure that small businesses will not be hit by "unreasonable charges".

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< p > < strong > reshuffle < /strong > < /p >.

< p > many of the above details and problems can be solved in the West. For example, banks' "unreasonable fees" sound familiar.

The recent economic slowdown has prompted the Chinese government to turn its attention to expanding small businesses as the government is striving to increase domestic demand and increase employment.

Chinese officials may have realized that SMEs are still the backbone and cornerstone of a healthy economy.

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Chinese enterprises smaller than P > 99% are small or medium-sized enterprises, which may surprise western people.

In addition, they account for 80% of the total urban job opportunities, accounting for 60% of the country's economic output.

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< p > China's fiscal policy shift is quite significant and may activate the corporate environment in the Asia Pacific region.

It may reinvent the competitiveness and flexibility of enterprises in the region and the punctual delivery time of China's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > textile industry < /a >.

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