What changes will occur in the resumption of production and work of textile enterprises from March 4th to 11th?
According to the results of the resumption of work weekly report, from 12:00 on March 4 to 12:00 on March 11, a total of 239 companies submitted valid resumption data through the online questionnaire, and the proportion of companies that have resumed work reached 93.3%, an increase of 3.4 percentage points from the previous week’s survey results; The number of returning workers in 223 enterprises that have resumed work reached 182,000, accounting for 80.6% of the total number of employees under normal circumstances, an increase of 8.2 percentage points from the previous week’s survey. The textile companies that have not yet resumed work are mainly located in Hubei Province, and the Xinjiang Autonomous Region and Henan Province are also areas where companies that have not resumed work are concentrated.
A survey was conducted on 28 key textile industrial clusters in 13 provinces across the country. As of 12:00 on March 6, a total of 49,000 textile enterprises had resumed production, accounting for 10% of the above-mentioned cluster enterprises. 64.2% of the total, an increase of 43.1 percentage points from the survey a week ago. The number of people who have returned to work has reached 1.423 million, accounting for 58.4% of the total number of workers in the above-mentioned clusters under normal circumstances, an increase of 33 percentage points from the survey a week ago. Among them, among the 3,877 enterprises above designated size in the cluster, the proportion of enterprises that have resumed work has reached 94.9%, and the proportion of people who have resumed work has reached 61.5%, an increase of more than 10 percentage points from last week’s survey.
The situation of small and micro enterprises resuming work and production has improved. A total of 45,000 enterprises below designated size in 28 key industrial clusters have resumed work, accounting for 62.6% of the total number of enterprises under the cluster regulations, an increase of more than 40 percentage points from last week’s survey data; the number of enterprises under the cluster regulations has resumed work reaching 626,000 , accounting for 48.4% of the normal number of employees. However, compared with enterprises above the cluster size, the resumption of work of small and micro enterprises is still relatively slow.
The production and organization capabilities of enterprises are gradually restored. According to a survey by the ChinaCotton Textile Industry Association, as of March 8, 47.9% of the companies surveyed stated that they were currently capable of meeting customers’ procurement needs in a timely manner. An increase of 8.4 percentage points from the previous week.
1. The synergy of industrial chain operations continues to improve, and the resumption of work in professional markets has further improved.
In the past week, the resumption of work and production of enterprises in the middle and lower reaches of the textile industry chain has further improved, the resumption of work and opening of the textile and apparel professional market has accelerated, and the efficiency of coordinated operation of the entire textile industry chain has further recovered.
The resumption of work and production in the upstream links of the textile industry chain remains good. Survey data from the China Textile Federation Weekly Report show that currently about 90% of chemical fiber and cotton spinning companies have resumed production. The resumption of work and production in terminal industries of the industrial chain has improved. According to the key industrial cluster data collected by China Textile Federation on March 6, the proportion of enterprises that have resumed work in 12 clothing and home textile industry clusters with complete information, including Dongguan, Nantong, Changshu, and Haining, has reached 59.3%. ; Among them, the proportion of enterprises in the clothing and home textile clusters that have reported valid data last week, including Nantong, Changshu, and Yudu, has resumed work reaching 44.1%, an increase of 25 percentage points from last week’s survey results.
The resumption of work in professional markets is further advanced. According to the survey data of 101 key textile and apparel professional markets across the country by the China Textile Federation Circulation Branch on March 10, the opening rate of the single market has reached 86.1%, an increase of 1.9 percentage points from the previous week’s survey; the number of shops that have opened is 72,000, accounting for 50.8% of the total number of shops in the market under normal circumstances, an increase of 6.5 percentage points from a week ago, and more than half of the shops have resumed business.
2. The order situation of companies that have resumed work has not improved significantly, the production capacity utilization rate is relatively high, and companies have increased inventory pressure.
Weekly report data shows that among the 228 companies that have resumed work and have effectively filled in their orders, 30.3% of the companies’ orders have reached more than 80% of the normal level, 40.3% of the companies’ orders have reached 50% to 80% of the normal level, and 29.4% of the companies still have orders. The orders of enterprises are less than 50% of the normal situation, which is basically the same as last week’s survey results, indicating that the improvement of enterprise orders is not obvious.
According to the new capacity utilization survey this week, compared with the order situation, the current operating load of enterprises is at a relatively high level. Among the 228 enterprises that have resumed work and have effectively reported their production capacity, 56.6% of them have reached 80% of normal production capacity utilization. Among the 129 companies with capacity utilization exceeding 80%, 51.9% of the companies’ orders did not reach 80% of the normal level. If the operating load is higher than the order holding level if it continues, companies may experience increased inventory pressure and tight capital chains.
3. Terminal demand has not yet recovered and sales channels are still blocked, which has an increasingly prominent impact on the resumption of work and production of textile enterprises. Strengthening the exploration of market potential is still the direction of efforts.
This week, labor shortages, poor logistics, and high logistics prices are still the constraints that companies have reported on resuming work and production. At the same time, as enterprises resume work and production, insufficient market demand and blocked sales channels have become the most important factors affecting enterprise production and operations.
China Textile Federation has reported back the demands of enterprises to the relevant government departments and continues to recommend the introduction of measures to effectively reduce the burden on enterprises and ease the pressure on enterprises’ capital turnover. At the same time, it is aimed at stimulating domestic demand potential and stabilizing export competition. force proposedoverall policy recommendations.
At present, the domestic epidemic is gradually being controlled, but it will still take some time for the domestic demand market to fully regain its vitality. Under the current situation, it is recommended that terminal product manufacturers fully tap the online sales market space, and various companies can also widely use professional market online service platforms to effectively integrate upstream and downstream resources in the industry chain. Although the COVID-19 epidemic is currently spreading globally, due to the long duration of the epidemic in my country, there are still some supply gaps in the international textile supply chain. Export companies should fully tap demand opportunities, effectively coordinate resources, and steadily improve supply capabilities.
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