Xinjiang Textile Industry Is Becoming Bigger And Stronger.

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In September 2nd, giant textile and garment enterprises from Guangdong, Shandong, Sichuan and Zhejiang will sign 22 Asian textile and apparel projects with a total value of 28 billion 932 million yuan.

Zhang Tongzhi, President of the clothing association of autonomous region, said that in the future Xinjiang will accelerate the development of the textile and garment industry. It plans to achieve the total output value of the textile and garment industry by 212 billion 500 million yuan by 2023, and finally achieve the target of 1 million people in the whole industrial chain of textile and apparel industry.

There are various signs that Xinjiang's major textile and garment enterprises have begun to layout the Xinjiang market in the face of resources and policy dividends.

Layout of domestic large textile and garment enterprises in Xinjiang

Of the more than 40 textile and garment enterprises invested in Xinjiang, more than 30 of the top 500 textile and apparel enterprises in China include 11 domestic listed companies such as Shandong Ruyi group, Huafu color spinning, YOUNGOR, Xinye textile, Huafang textile and Rutai textile.

In the survey and statistics of the textile industry in the autonomous region, in recent years, with the attraction of resources, energy costs, land and preferential policies, domestic textile enterprises have accelerated the pace of investment in Xinjiang, and the Chinese textile industry is accelerating westward advance.

Liang Yong, deputy director of the autonomous region, said that at present, the capacity of newly built and reconstituted cotton textile production in Xinjiang has accounted for about 85% of the total capacity of the territory.

In 2013, the investment in textile industry in the 12 provinces and municipalities in the western region increased by 27%, much higher than the national average of 17% growth, of which Xinjiang became an important place to undertake.

In fact, as early as 2005, Zhejiang

The group set foot in the textile industry of Xinjiang. At that time, it only leased the 112 thousand scale production equipment and workshop of Kashi cotton spinning mill of new cotton group, and took the lead in producing 350 leading Combed Yarns in the world leading to Xinjiang, filling the gap in the domestic market, and thus improving the position and market competitiveness of Xinjiang cotton textile industry in China.

In fact, the state's support for Xinjiang's textile industry has not been weak.

The state's "textile industry adjustment and revitalization plan" clearly pointed out that we should support Xinjiang in giving full play to the advantages of cotton resources, develop the cotton spinning industry, build high-quality cotton, cotton and cotton textile bases, and build Xinjiang into a textile and garment export processing base based on the mainland for Central Asia and Europe as well as a regional international trade center.

At the same time, the state and autonomous regions have issued a number of preferential policies, supporting far more than before.

Specifically, these policies include the establishment of a special fund of about 20 billion yuan for the development of textile and garment industry, the implementation of special preferential tax policies, preferential tariff reduction, textile and apparel freight subsidies, the use of cotton subsidies in Xinjiang, support for centralized construction of printing and dyeing wastewater treatment facilities, increased support for Southern Xinjiang and increased financial support.

In the future, Xinjiang will accelerate the development of the textile and garment industry. From 2014 to 2018, the total output value of textile and garment industry will reach 86 billion yuan, and the total industrial chain's employment capacity will reach 420 thousand.

From 2019 to 2023, the total output value of textile and garment industry will reach 212 billion 500 million yuan, and the total industrial chain's employment capacity will reach 1 million.

When the national textile and garment industry speeded up the westward layout, Duan Weiming, general manager of Xinjiang Ming heavy Garment Co., Ltd. was busy with the construction of Kyrgyzstan garment production base.

Duan Weiming said that as the only enterprise in Xinjiang to enter the clothing production in Central Asia, they mainly export processing garments. Currently, there are sales outlets in the Dole doy market in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and the Barak Hawke market in Kazakhstan Almaty. Through the above two outlets, the Russian market and other countries in Central Asia have been exposed, and most of their products have entered the Russian and Eastern European markets.

In fact, what makes Duan Weiming more optimistic is that he has found in many years of clothing foreign trade management and research that clothing demand in Central Asian countries' clothing wholesale market is between 4 billion 500 million and 6 billion dollars per year, while China's exports account for about 60%.

Duan Weiming believes that the political and economic stability of the Central Asian countries is gradually stable, and the demand of the Central Asian countries for the market is also changing. It encourages, absorbs investment and solves employment from different aspects. The current Central Asian market has developed from a single import mode to a combination of import and investment, and the business mode of exporting products to Central Asian countries has been very difficult to sustain.

According to the change of export market and the approaching of Kyrgyzstan's accession to the customs union of Russia, Kazakhstan and Russia, Duan Wei Ming has decided to pform from a single export to an investment driven export mode, and export products are pformed from low-grade clothing to branding.

Last year, Xinjiang Ming heavy Garments Co., Ltd. achieved export sales of US $8 million 70 thousand, and sales in the first 8 months of this year were close to US $9 million.

In fact, it is not the layout of Xinjiang enterprises in Central Asia.

In July this year, the Xinjiang clothing (apparel) Industry Association led a group of Xinjiang entrepreneurs to visit the Central Asian countries, preparing to cooperate with local enterprises and invest in factories there.

Zhang Tongzhi said that the autonomous region government is negotiating with the Kyrgyzstan government to plan to build a garment industrial park covering 800 mu in the area.

The development of enterprises is a good opportunity.