90% Textile Enterprises Are Not Optimistic About The First Half Of The Year.

The latest survey shows that more than 90% of textile enterprises are not optimistic about the situation in the first half of this year. Nearly 40% of them believe that there will be a turnaround next year. At the same time, more than 60% enterprises are looking forward to this year's domestic macro policy and have confidence in the government's support policy.

It is reported that through the online investigation and telephone (fax) and other forms, the 842 member enterprises to fill out the "spinning and clothing enterprises on the overall situation in 2009 judgments and Countermeasures" special questionnaire for processing and finishing.

The survey shows that since 2009, 39.31% of enterprises believe that the domestic economic situation will be more difficult before the three quarter of this year, while 18.29% of the enterprises will not see the end. Therefore, 38% of the enterprises think that it will not change until next year when judging the current international situation.

The survey results are basically consistent with the information obtained in the interview. Cai Gaosheng, chairman of Guangdong silk textile group, said: "the impact of the financial crisis on the real economy is further deepened. The export environment in the first quarter will be reduced by 20% left and right, and the silk spinning group will drop by 15% compared with the same period last year. The export environment in the two quarter will decrease by 5%~10% compared with the same period last year, and the silk spinning group will decrease by 5% compared with the same period last year. It is estimated that the export environment in the three quarter will remain unchanged compared with the same period last year, and the Silk Textile Group has a slight increase; the overall export situation of the whole year is not optimistic."

Against this background, 51% of the surveyed enterprises are generally pessimistic about the external environment, but 63% of the enterprises are looking forward to the domestic macro policy in 2009.

In the ranking of the reasons for the reduction of the export reduction of enterprises, enterprises affected by "foreign purchasing power decreasing and insufficient demand", enterprises affected by "increased risks from foreign markets" and enterprises affected by "higher export costs" accounted for 28.29% of the total.

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In response to these measures, the number of enterprises surveyed by "strengthening management and cost reduction" was the largest, reaching 49.18%; enterprises adopting "technological innovation and enhancing competitiveness" accounted for 33.64%; enterprises taking "measures to reduce export risks by financial institutions" accounted for 13.49%; "investing abroad to set up factories" and "opening up new markets" were not considered by most of the surveyed enterprises.

Wang Qianjin believes that the relevant decision-making departments urgently need to introduce measures.

Editor in chief: Xu Qiyun