The Daily Storage Volume Of The Dyeing Plant Is Reversed Again, And The Conventional Grey Cloth Begins To "Stir".

Textile people all know that the beginning of the year and the end of the year are often the busiest period, and also the traditional textile peak season. The middle of the year, especially the summer months, is generally the most idle time, that is, the off-season. The overall market shows a pattern of "two heads heavy, and the middle is light."

However, this year's textile market is not strictly in accordance with this rule. The reason for this situation is self-evident, mainly for the severe pneumonia epidemic in the global economy. It should have been a hot market for orders, but only a few years ago, with the backlog of orders, there was a wave peak, but then slipped into the trough and lasted until now.

Summer is coming. According to the traditional distribution of the peak season, it must be a cool season. Most of the textile people are very panic. They are in the off-season year, and then encounter the traditional off-season. What is the "cold" like this summer? But then again, this year's peak season does not follow the rule of "playing cards". Is it necessary to follow the rules in the off-season? Not really!

Double entry of grey fabric and stable recovery of dyeing plant capacity

"Orders for factories in recent years are clearly increasing. One or two weeks ago, the daily intake of grey cloth in the factory was only 20 million meters, and the capacity in the factory could digest 60-70 million meters / day. That is, the order is difficult to guarantee the 1/3 capacity. But the volume of warehousing has doubled to nearly 500 thousand meters per day. Although the 100% operating rate is not yet achieved, the current volume has been quite good in the first half of the year, "said the head of a dyeing plant.

As one of the biggest "victims" of the textile off-season, it is also the most intuitive feedback of textile market. The quantity change of dyeing factory orders can be described as "quantitative performance" of the market. According to the analysis, the dyeing factory overtook orders in the early years after the resumption of work, and the daily storage volume of grey fabric reached 1 million meters / day. Then the market stabilized and the warehouse volume dropped to about 500 thousand meters. Suddenly, the outbreak of overseas epidemic and the cancellation of orders were coming. The number of warehouses began to drop to more than 20 million meters / day and lasted for many days. Now, the progress of resumption of work is accelerating, and the volume of grey fabric has returned to 500 thousand meters per day.

1 million m to 500 thousand M to 200 thousand M to 500 thousand M... A perfect bottoming curve is formed. I think this is the colder off-season, but the market is showing signs of improvement at the moment.

The main market is still conventional fabrics.

Although the trend of textile market has been changing to high-end, refined and niche fabrics in recent years, the characteristics of these fabrics have made it difficult for them to carry goods in a low price and wide range. That is to say, these orders are difficult to control the market or push the market. Especially in the global economic recession caused by the epidemic, it is more obvious that the consumption of high-end clothing is reduced, and the sales of related fabrics have naturally declined. It is reported that a total of traders who are engaged in silk, silk and acetic acid fabrics export have dropped 90% overall orders this year.

Compared with the "sluggish" order of high-end fabrics, some conventional and ordinary "rotten cloth" have stirred up the backbone this year. According to the employees of a dyeing factory, the orders they are making at present are basically old market varieties, such as imitation silk, spring sub spinning, imitation memory, and so on, while some special and high-end varieties can hardly be seen.

Although most of the conventional varieties are inexpensive and of an old quality, they are not widely available because of their wide application, low cost and low risk. Because of this, some factories that lack orders, and even high-end textile factories, are willing to turn around to produce low-end fabrics that they disdain in the face of lack of orders.

The market is improving, and demand is also the bottom.

At present, the textile market is not as bad as expected. The reason is partly because the domestic economy is gradually recovering, and the domestic market has begun to exert force; and some parts of overseas have begun to resume production and resume work, and foreign trade orders have begun to come out. On the other hand, it is also because the price of conventional fabrics is the lowest in history. At the same time, the dyeing plant is relatively idle and can be talked about.

Textile workers struggling in the textile off-season brought a glimmer of hope, and the market is quietly improving. The entry volume of the dyed fabric in the dyed plant began to "bottom up", and the largest conventional grey fabric in stock began to move. In the market, many loads of grey cloth began to shuttle frequently between weaving mills and dyeing factories. The traditional off-season seems to be less light.