China's Textile Industry Has Entered A New Stage Of Layout Of Capital Exporting Countries.

In 2014, China changed from the capital importing country to the capital exporting country, and the national strategy of "one belt and one road" also entered the implementation stage. As an early textile industry with deep participation in the international market, "going global", "globalization" and "transnational resource allocation" became the hot words for the industry to transform and upgrade in the new normal. How to better encourage and guide qualified enterprises to enhance their position in the world value chain through efficient and rational allocation of transnational resources, and ultimately achieve the goal of textile power, is one of the focuses of China Textile Industry Federation in the "13th Five-Year plan" of textile industry.

On the eve of the new year, Xu Yingxin, assistant to the president of the China Federation of textile industry and executive vice president of the textile industry branch of China Council for international trade promotion, told reporters that China textile industry Has entered a new stage of transnational layout, the industry needs to actively and steadily "go out" to create a transnational supply chain and maintain a sustainable competitive advantage, and at the same time, through the outward expansion or cooperation of brand, technology and market channels, it can enhance the position of the global industrial value chain. This year, the Ministry of marketing will provide more detailed and in-depth services for the industry in the form of special investment lectures, overseas market visits and round table forums, so as to help enterprises go further and better.

　　 Build "China + n" transnational supply chain

Since last year, the total growth rate of China's textile industry has obviously slowed down. With the rising cost of production factors, cotton prices have been higher than the international market for more than 30% years in the past 3 years, and the environmental cost has increased year by year, which has also gradually reduced the cost advantage of China's textile industry in international competition.

How can we effectively solve these constraints and make China occupy a more favorable position in the global division of labor? The answer is to create the supply chain of "China plus supporting countries" by using transnational resources allocation. This is an important way for our country to deal with challenges at home and abroad, expand industrial development space, and build a strong textile power. It is also a main means to encourage enterprises to deploy transnational resources. As of the end of 2013, China's textile and garment enterprises set up about more than 2600 factories abroad, distributed in 108 countries and regions. Especially in the field of cotton spinning and knitting, there are many successful cases in China. Such as Tianhong Group launched 2 cotton spinning projects and 1 Textile Industrial Park projects in Vietnam, with a capacity of 1 million spindles, effectively avoiding the risk of high cotton prices in China, and making full use of the zero tariff policy of the China ASEAN Free Trade Area to sell products back to the mainland. Zhejiang Cole group makes full use of the advantages of US cotton materials and land and energy costs to invest in the air spinning project in South Carolina. There are also many large knitting enterprises, such as Shenzhou International, Dong Du group and AB group, which have invested greenbelt in countries with lower labor costs, such as Kampuchea and Vietnam, and have achieved good results.

　　 "China Intelligent Manufacturing" boosts the breakthrough of independent brands

Another major task of transnational resource allocation is to transform China's textile industry from "made in China" to "made in China", and encourage and guide enterprises to acquire assets at raw material control, brand and technology level, in order to occupy a place in the high-end field of value chain and push more independent brands into the international market.

In fact, China's textile and garment industry is increasing the number of brand technology and upstream raw materials for mergers and acquisitions in developed countries. For example, Ruyi Group acquired Australia's cotton field farm. F & F Group The acquisition of Canada's new West dissolving pulp company and the silver cashmere industry purchased the world-famous British cashmere yarn producer Duncan cotton mill. These are the efforts of enterprises in breaking down the bottleneck of resource protection, acquiring brand and technology premium.

At the same time, some excellent enterprises have opened the way of brand internationalization through different ways. The first way is to set up an independent brand for overseas market, such as Dong Shang and BASIC EDITIONS; the second way is to extend the internationalization of domestic independent brands, such as Bosideng, Jiangnan cloth and love, etc. the third way is to do OEM first, then master the needs of customers and the characteristics of overseas channels, and then develop to brand. The last way is to buy the existing brand and its market channels and design resources through overseas mergers and acquisitions. For example, in October 2013, Wan Shi Li successfully acquired MARCROZIER, a French silk enterprise with a history of more than 120 years, and invited the original Hermes silk holding group CEO to join in the brand operation of Wan Shi Li group.

　　 Rational investment reduces the "going out" failure rate

Nevertheless, many cases of investment failure of textile enterprises deserve the industry's deep thought. Successful enterprises have their own characteristics, but there are many similar factors in failed enterprises. In this regard, Xu Yingxin said that many of the "going out" enterprises failed because of inadequate assessment of investment and acquisition risks, and on the other hand, because of the lack of international operation capability and brand marketing capabilities of Chinese enterprises. As a result, the China Textile Industry Federation hopes to guide textile enterprises to form joint efforts under the background of the National Grand Strategy and to cooperate with others to invest abroad and reduce investment risks.

In addition, the market department of China Textile Industry Federation will deepen related services in 4 aspects this year: first, establish a database to track and analyze the situation of foreign investment enterprises; and two, continue to lead enterprises to fully explore the market. In the past two years, the Ministry of marketing has led enterprises to inspect the United States, Burma, India and Bangladesh. This year, the focus of the inspection tour will be Ethiopia in Africa. The three is to enhance the interaction between the three parties of enterprises, associations and governments, and to do well in communication services; and the four is to organize cross flow training for enterprises. Xu Yingxin said: "in March 18th, to be held in Shanghai, China International fabric and accessories (Chun Xia) fair, we organized a series of lectures on overseas investment of China's textile and garment industry," inviting financial experts and investment experts to provide training services for enterprises willing to go out in the light of overseas financing and risk. For the sake of China Textile and apparel The enterprise will go further, better and better. The market department of China Textile Industry Federation will do its best to provide services for enterprises to go out.