In recent years, many textile companies have been expanding production capacity in inland areas. Not only that, one after another textile high-tech projects have also continued to land in the central and western regions. Especially since this year, with the increasing labor costs and environmental protection pressure in coastal areas, the expansion of new textile production capacity in the central and western regions is accelerating.
Investment of 1.2 billion: 9,000 water-jet looms
Huangmei (Wujiang) Intelligent Weaving Industry Park Commencement
On August 28, Hubei Huanggang City’s August major project commencement event was grandly held at the site of the Huangmei (Wujiang) Intelligent Weaving Industrial Park project in Dasheng Guanshan Industrial Park.
Liu Yuxiao, Secretary of the County Party Committee, made a speech at the ceremony to start the major projects of Huangmei County in August. Situation report. He introduced: From January to August, Huangmei County carried out 6 centralized signings and introduced 43 projects, including 40 industrial projects and 19 textile and clothing projects. Seven centralized construction starts were held, with 41 new projects worth more than 50 million yuan started, with a total investment of 10.8 billion yuan, 63 new projects added to the database, a total investment of 7.7 billion yuan, and 15 new projects put into production.
At the groundbreaking ceremony, representatives from Huangmei (Wujiang) Intelligent Weaving Industrial Park introduced the project situation; it is understood that Huangmei (Wujiang) Intelligent Weaving Industrial Park was developed by Wujiang Understand Initiated by Dong Xiaokui, Chairman of Cheng Fabric R&D Technology Co., Ltd., Dacheng Weaving, Maoqun Textile, Hengyi Textile, Junyang Textile, Jiachi Textile, Haoyang Textile, Ruisheng Textile, Yang Shenghai Textile, Jinhao Textile, Yuyang Textile, etc. A comprehensive intelligent weaving industrial park jointly invested and constructed by 10 textile companies.
The total project investment is 1.2 billion yuan, the land area is 473 acres, and the total construction area is 360,000 square meters meters, including 300,000 square meters of factory building area and 60,000 square meters of public supporting facilities. The project will invest a total of 9,000 water-jet looms, 50 pulping equipment, and 800 other supporting equipment. It will mainly produce high-density ultra-flat and fine nylon, polyester, stretch, eco-friendly, T8 nylon elastic series sports fabrics and chemical fiber raw materials. and other products. The construction period of the project is 2 years. After reaching full capacity, it can achieve an annual output value of 1.8 billion yuan, tax revenue of 36 million yuan, and provide jobs for 500 people.
The Jundafeng Textile Trading Project is invested and constructed by Hong Kong Changjun Textile Co., Ltd. and is the first foreign-funded enterprise investment project introduced in Huangmei County. The project will introduce more than 80 German high-speed jet dobby looms, mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of foreign trade clothing fabrics, knitted textiles and daily necessities, which will effectively enhance the international influence of our county’s textiles and its ability to earn foreign exchange from exports.
The project has a total investment of 150 million yuan, a land area of 41.5 acres, and a total construction area of 23,000 square meters, including a factory construction area of 19,000 square meters. The project construction period is 18 months. After the project is put into operation, the annual output value can reach 220 million yuan, the export earnings can reach 30 million US dollars, the annual tax revenue can exceed 10 million yuan, and it can provide 100 jobs.
The share of the pie is getting smaller and smaller
How can coastal textile bosses live an easy life?
In recent years, environmental protection has almost become a curse for textile companies. After the recent epidemic, various regions across the country have once again carried out environmental protection rectification work on enterprises. In particular, environmental protection requirements in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have become increasingly strict, and textile enterprises are under increasing pressure to survive. At the same time, trade challenges in Southeast Asia and the rapid pursuit of textile production capacity in the central and western regions have led to overcapacity and other constraints. The situation of Jiangsu and Zhejiang textile enterprises still has a long way to go.
Under the high pressure of environmental protection, the first way is of course to upgrade technology, improve processes, increase investment in environmental protection, and then meet environmental protection requirements. However, this path is accompanied by huge capital investment. And the long technical transformation cycle makes it almost impossible to meet the requirements in a short time. However, more companies are still unwilling to make progress under the impact of production capacity in the central and western regions.
For many years, the huge profits brought by conventional gray fabrics have paralyzed the nerves of many people, making them “not enterprising” in “research and development and innovation”. Conventional fabrics have gone bad, and the end of large-volume orders for conventional gray fabrics is doomed. Clothing companies prefer customized, special, mid-to-high-end fabrics.
On the other hand, the rapid changes in fashion have put forward requirements for the speed of clothing being put on the market. But in the whole process, the production from weaving to gray cloth to finished product is the most time-consuming. This requires sufficient types, quantities and supporting colors of finished fabrics, which makes clothing companies more inclined to cooperate with those fabric suppliers who are strong and able to distribute goods in large quantities.
Many business owners say that conventional products on the market are still in oversupply. For weaving companies, it is indeed difficult to do physical business this year. The machines do not dare to stop, workers have to be paid as usual, and the fabrics woven are also used as inventory. The orders never come, and sometimes in order to withdraw funds, we have to sell goods at a low price.
Nowadays, the production capacity in the central and western regions is constantly increasing, but most coastal textile companies are still unwilling to make progress. The share of the pie is getting smaller and smaller. How can these textile bosses live an easy life?
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