Small And Medium-Sized Textile Enterprises Went Out In February And March?

The whole nation fought against the "new crown pneumonia" epidemic, and the unyielding Chinese people came out of the difficult February and rushed to win the comprehensive victory against the epidemic. What is the fate of private, private and small textile enterprises as the important share of production and marketing of textile industry?

According to the surveyed enterprises, many textile enterprises in the real sense of the resumption of production in February around 20, workers after the resumption of labor has been delayed, some key positions technical backbone can not return to the company for a time, no one post, local administration, industry and commerce, health departments of various checks, and so on, and so on, the family became the "endless spiral".

Preliminary analysis, in February, Jiangsu's relatively small and medium-sized textile enterprises in Northern Jiangsu actually started production for more than ten days, and so far, enterprises with no full load production, and the output of 1-2 million spinning enterprises is less than 100 tons. Because of the road traffic inspection and the distribution of epidemic areas and other problems, "slow delivery", when some enterprises have not yet formed sales and supply, most enterprises produce stalls, reach production schedule and quality. Volume management, capital arrangement and other processes are still being adjusted, and textile enterprises analyze the real production and marketing chain "recovery" until mid March. In March, the pressure of enterprises is increasing. To a certain extent, the small and medium-sized textile enterprises in March can more clearly identify the specific contradictions and difficulties faced by enterprises under this epidemic situation.

First of all, how can the supply enterprises meet the supply of downstream enterprises? If the downstream enterprises of downstream enterprises are also order articulation, the "chain" between the three orders will result in a problem or obstruction on one side, and the whole chain will "stop". Therefore, textile enterprises will be in the upper reaches and worry about it. It seems to be more difficult to sell in textile mills than to supply, because the current textile market is not only confused but also fragile. Yancheng textile enterprises in Jiangsu have been influenced by the market turbulence for many years. Most of them are in the form of order management, but some of them are sold for loose customers. Although the adjustment of fancy varieties needs more, in recent years, production and marketing have finally come to an end. After the "new crown" epidemic, the "slow delivery" appears mostly in the sales enterprises. It is understood that the majority of the downstream weaving enterprises are now late for work and start late. Not only are they short of capacity, but also the business is small and small in scale.

Secondly, at the beginning of the year, the order will be finished, and the new business undertaking becomes a big confusion. These days, the executives of many textile enterprises in Yancheng say that they are busier than in February, and their main focus is on order purchase. Now, downstream businesses are more likely to say "wait", because they are still not sure what to do next.

Thirdly, the impact of the spread of the "new crown" epidemic on all walks of life in the world is beyond the limits of the textile industry. According to the analysis of the interviewed enterprises, China is a big country of textile exporting to the US, and how to change the future international market is the focus that the majority of textile enterprises should pay attention to. When the Sino US trade relations were tense last year, the cotton market plummeted. After September, the cotton market rebounded until the first round of Sino US trade agreement was signed. Today, China and the United States are facing a "new crown" epidemic. Many countries around the world have had an epidemic. If the United States and other Southeast Asian countries tighten their input of textiles, domestic textile enterprises will face a new crisis. Because of the slowing down of the consumer market under the influence of the global epidemic, they will have no alternative to the market oriented enterprises.