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    Industry Analysis: Indian Textiles

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    The Indian textiles industry is the second largest provider of employment in India after agriculture. It contributes 14% to industrial production, 4% to GDP, and 17% to export earnings, providing jobs for over 35 million people. India is the largest producer of jute and the second largest producer of cotton, silk, cellulosic fiber/yarn, and synthetic fiber/yarn. Exports have higher growth than final textile products, with the US and EU accounting for about two-thirds of exports. The textiles industry is expected to reach $115 billion by 2012, with exports growing at 22% annually and the domestic market at 11% annually.

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    The Indian textiles industry is the second largest provider of employment in India after agriculture. It contributes 14% to industrial production, 4% to GDP, and 17% to export earnings, providing jobs for over 35 million people. India is the largest producer of jute and the second largest producer of cotton, silk, cellulosic fiber/yarn, and synthetic fiber/yarn. Exports have higher growth than final textile products, with the US and EU accounting for about two-thirds of exports. The textiles industry is expected to reach $115 billion by 2012, with exports growing at 22% annually and the domestic market at 11% annually.

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    The Indian textiles industry is the second largest provider of employment in India after agriculture. It contributes 14% to industrial production, 4% to GDP, and 17% to export earnings, providing jobs for over 35 million people. India is the largest producer of jute and the second largest producer of cotton, silk, cellulosic fiber/yarn, and synthetic fiber/yarn. Exports have higher growth than final textile products, with the US and EU accounting for about two-thirds of exports. The textiles industry is expected to reach $115 billion by 2012, with exports growing at 22% annually and the domestic market at 11% annually.

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    Industry Analysis:

    Indian Textiles

    Industry Segmentation

    Simplified Value Chain

    Industry Size

    The second largest provider of employment after agriculture.

    It contributes about :-

    14 per cent to industrial production.


    4 per cent to the country's gross domestic product (US $55 billion).
    17 per cent to the countrys export earnings.

    Provides direct employment to over 35 million people: largest


    in manufacturing sector.

    India earns about 27% of its total foreign exchange through


    textile exports.

    Installed Capacity

    India has to make transition from shuttle looms to shuttle less looms to compete with China.

    Production Capacity: Fibre


    Largest producer of jute.
    2nd largest producer of Cotton.
    2nd largest for Silk.
    2nd position for cellulosic
    fibre/yarn
    2nd largest producer of synthetic
    fibre/yarn.

    Indias Trade in Textiles

    Exports: Fibres have higher growth than final products.


    Imports: Construe a very small amount as compared to exports.

    Indias Share: World Trade

    Exports expected
    to rise after the
    slump in 2007-08
    Cotton forms the
    largest share of
    Indias export
    basket.

    Country Wise Exports


    Indias textile products, including handlooms and handicrafts, are exported to
    more than a hundred countries. However, the USA and the EU, account for
    about two-third of Indias textiles exports.
    Textile Exports - Top 10 countries - $11.4 b

    China; 5% Turkey; 4%
    Spain ; 5%
    Italy; 5%
    U S A ; 34%
    France; 5%
    Bangladesh; 7%
    Germany; 10%
    U K; 11%

    UAE; 13%

    Industry and Macro Environment


    Politico Legal Factors

    Major reforms policy initiatives

    Indian Textile Policy, 2000

    National Jute Policy, 2005

    Industry and Macro Environment


    contd

    Demographic

    Socio Cultural

    Economic

    Natural

    Technological

    SWOT Analysis

    Industry Forecasts

    The textile industry is expected to reach a market size of US$ 115


    billion by the end of the Eleventh Five Year Plan [2007-12],
    comprising of US$ 55 billion of exports and US$ 60 billion of domestic
    market.
    Total CAGR = 15%
    Exports CAGR = 22%
    Domestic CAGR = 11%

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