Where Will The Cotton Spinning Industry Pfer To Xinjiang'S Mainland Textile Enterprises?

Affected by the state

As part of the policy support of the cotton textile industry, some of the mainland textile enterprises have been pferring to Xinjiang for development. Originally, the autonomous region government planned to achieve 20 million spindles in 2020, but according to the current development schedule, this goal is expected to be realized ahead of schedule.

This undoubtedly poses great challenges to the survival of mainland textile enterprises, especially for YISHION.

Product oriented textile enterprises are also pressure mountain.

Ye Jianchun, vice president of China Cotton Textile Association, once said that the development of domestic cotton textile industry has been greatly affected by the global economic development in 2014. According to the statistics of Cotton Spinning Association, the actual opening rate of domestic cotton spinning enterprises in 2014 was 7000-8000 million ingots, and may be reduced to 5000-6000 million spindles in 2015.

It is understood that Xinjiang is now in various areas.

Attracting capital to attract investment from mainland textile enterprises.

At present, more than 90% of Xinjiang's textile enterprises are concentrated in three cities, seven gardens and one center.

Cotton spinning capacity reached 7 million ingots in 2014, and the overall operating rate was 70-80%, accounting for 6-7% of the actual number in 2014.

This proportion will continue to rise as the number of start-up starts continues to increase this year.

Assuming that the operating rate of the mainland textile enterprises is maintained at the level of 2015, if the Xinjiang production capacity reaches 20 million target, even if the 60% start-up rate is maintained, the number of Xinjiang's opening will account for 25% of the total number of the total opening in the country, which will pose a great challenge to the textile enterprises in the mainland and abroad.

The head of a large textile enterprise in Xinjiang said that if the number of newly built production in Xinjiang reached 20 million ingots, the size of the mainland's cotton spinning would be reduced by 40 million.

It sounds alarmist, but it is reasonable to analyze it carefully.

In recent years, due to the rising production costs and the sluggish global economic development, the domestic low and medium yarn products have gradually lost their competitive ability in the international market. The textile enterprises in Southeast Asia quickly occupy the European and American markets with the cost advantage, and the share of China's textile products has been continuously compressed.

If the output of Xinjiang yarn products is increasing, the cost advantage will inevitably impact the international and domestic textile enterprises.

A Xinjiang textile enterprise official said, at present, the enterprise development momentum is good, not only has just got tens of millions of bank loans, and the amount of application subsidy is also continuing to return.

Close to the mainland enterprises, bank loans tighten, cash flow is unusually tight, sales pressure is high, inventory backlog is serious, products almost no profit, and even some enterprises even survive is a problem.

At present, according to the support policy, the spinning cost of Xinjiang is 2000-3500 yuan / ton lower than that of the mainland, and most of the enterprises reflect the main competitors from their domestic counterparts.

Faced with such an aggressive trend, where will the mainland textile enterprises go?

People in the industry lamented that if the textile products of the mainland do not develop towards the direction of blending and high-end, it is almost impossible to survive.

It is understood that in the pfer of Xinjiang's textile enterprises, the main products are pure cotton combing 32-60, pure cotton combing 40-80 and a small amount of air spinning.

To adjust the product structure, enterprises need strong support from talents and funds. In the light of the present situation of the textile industry, how many companies are willing to press on with their bodies and continue to invest heavily in their efforts and make no effort to make money are a self mockery of the people in the industry.

At the same time, the pfer of mainland textile enterprises to Xinjiang is also faced with restrictions on the number of workers and policies.

It is understood that recruitment difficulties, high labor costs are the biggest difficulties facing Xinjiang textile enterprises, especially the gap between managers, skilled workers and skilled workers.

In Xinjiang, the wages of workers at the front line are 3500-4000 yuan, 6400-6500 yuan for technical workers, and the cost of labor has exceeded electricity charges.

The textile enterprises in southern Xinjiang reflect that it is difficult to link up the management of two-way flow of population in relation to nationality and stability. Enterprises are worried that textile workers may break down after a few years.

In addition, although Xinjiang has many policies to support textile development, some policies do not have a definite time limit. Once Xinjiang textile enterprises develop to 20 million ingots, if the policy is abolished, Xinjiang textile industry will no longer have its advantages.

Therefore, at present, the mainland textile enterprises are facing a dilemma of multiple attacks.

After all, the output of Xinjiang pure cotton yarn is limited, and more impact has not yet appeared. However, once the Xinjiang cotton spinning industry is developing rapidly, once the target of 20 million spindles is landed, it will surely cause a fatal impact on domestic textile enterprises producing low-end pure cotton yarn products.