This Year, The Three Industry Of Textile Industry Will Slow Down.

"Under the influence of the economic environment, we feel that for industries and enterprises, we should still be at the bottom of the U shape, and the difficulties may last for one or two years."

Sun Weiting, chairman of Shenzhen Huafu Holdings Limited.

As a well-known and advantageous enterprise in the textile industry, Huafu's life should be relatively good.

According to the reporter, in 2008, the main economic indicators such as sales, output value and profit in Huafu increased by more than two figures year-on-year.

Even so, Sun Weiting is still cautious about this year. "Huafu business will focus on stability, do well in internal tapping the potential and reduce costs. In sales, we should intensify efforts to expand the market and enhance the ability of enterprises to resist risks."

Sun Weiting said.

Hua Fu is only a microcosm of tens of thousands of textile enterprises.

When the time train enters the 2009 new year, how to grasp the operation situation of the textile industry and how to plan the days of the enterprise and so on become the most concerned topic in the industry.

"China's textile industry encountered some difficulties in 2008 due to the influence of national macroeconomic regulation and control and financial turmoil.

In order to resist the adverse effects of the international economic environment on China, the state has promulgated a series of measures to expand domestic demand and promote economic growth.

Among them, the policy of textile industry has been repeatedly promulgated, especially the six measures that directly aim at the light textile industry, providing a good external environment for the development of the textile industry and enhancing the confidence of the industry.

Wang Zhuo, Secretary General of the China Textile Industry Association, told the "China made news" reporter.

Jiang Hengjie, executive vice president of China Garment Association, also believes that the impact of external environment will continue to increase in 2009, especially consumer confidence in domestic and foreign markets will continue to decline, which will have a huge impact on sales of textile and clothing products.

"The situation facing the textile industry in 2009 will be even more severe. Enterprises should plan to tighten their minds in an ideological way, and we need to estimate the situation more difficult and be more pragmatic in dealing with them," Jiang Hengjie said.

Then, after interviewed several enterprises by China made press, it was found that orders in the first half of 2009 were basically not implemented, and at least the first quarter of the order was not yet available.

Take the annual Canton Fair as an example, although the Canton Fair is an important platform for textile and garment enterprises to obtain orders, compared with the previous years, the Canton Fair in 2008 was extremely cold and deserted, and orders were greatly reduced.

Judging from the Canton Fair, the export of textile and clothing in 2009 is not optimistic.

In addition, due to the strong dependence on the three major economies of the United States, Europe and Japan, under the global economic crisis, the recession of the US, Europe and Japan in the first half of 2009 will make China's textile and apparel industry face a severe test.

The head of the Organizing Committee of the Canton Fair even said that the export of Chinese textile and clothing in 2009 may appear the first "negative growth" since 1998.

Compared with the export market, the domestic demand market is slightly better, but it is not optimistic.

Yao Jingyuan, chief economist of the National Bureau of statistics, said that as China's economic growth began to decline significantly in the three quarter of 2008, there was also a risk of falling demand for clothing in China.

According to WIND's consumer confidence index, consumer confidence in China is also decreasing month by month in 2008.

The main pressure of the domestic market in 2009 includes the slow growth of household income, the lagging effect of consumption and the decline of consumer confidence.

"Under the influence of many factors, especially the sales market, the business life of this year will not be too good. We have prepared for the winter."

Zhu Lihua, chairman of Di Shang Group, said this to the "China made news" reporter.

Editor in chief: Hao Ling