Xinjiang ranks first in textile industry investment
Abstract: A calculation report recently sent by the People’s Government of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to the Ministry of Finance shows that Xinjiang is gradually becoming a province with high investment intensity and high enthusiasm in the domestic textile industry. On February 6, reporters learned from the Textile Office of the Autonomous Region that cotton yarn produced in Xinjiang is 3,600 yuan cheaper per ton than in coastal areas and 4,600 yuan cheaper than in Vietnam. With the support of a series of national and autonomous region policies, in 2016, Xinjiang saw an average of two more restaurants every day
A calculation report issued by the People’s Government of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to the Ministry of Finance in recent days shows that Xinjiang is gradually becoming a domestic textile industry investment Provinces with high intensity and high enthusiasm.
February 6On February 6, reporters learned from the Textile Office of the Autonomous Region that cotton yarn produced in Xinjiang is 3,600 yuan cheaper per ton than in coastal areas and 4,600 yuan cheaper than in Vietnam. Yuan. With the support of a series of national and autonomous region policies, Xinjiang added an average of two textile companies every day in 2016.
Data shows that currently, more than 40 well-known textile companies at home and abroad have invested and set up factories in Xinjiang. Among them, there are more than 10 listed companies, which has doubled compared with 2009. The scale of newly built and reorganized cotton textile production capacity in Xinjiang from outside Xinjiang accounts for more than 85% of the total production capacity in Xinjiang. Mainland enterprises entering Xinjiang have become the main body of Xinjiang’s textile and garment industry.
It is understood that Xinjiang has formed five major industrial agglomeration areas: Urumqi-Changji, Shihezi-Kuitun, Korla-Yuli, Aksu-Alar, and Kashgar, and has initially formed an industry of “three cities and seven parks” Cluster development pattern.
Xinjiang is my country’s main cotton producing area, and its cotton resources account for more than 60% of the country’s output. Today, Xinjiang’s textile and apparel industry is expanding from cotton and spinning to downstream weaving, printing and dyeing, knitting, clothing, accessories, and auxiliary machinery, forming a clear industrial positioning and development direction that reflects Xinjiang’s characteristics.
As of the end of November 2016, Xinjiang had 258 new mainland textile and garment enterprises investing in Xinjiang, of which 70% were back-end enterprises such as weaving and terminal enterprises such as knitting, clothing, and home textiles. above.
In the future, the autonomous region will focus on the seven major industries of clothing, cotton textiles, wool textiles, knitting, chemical fiber, printing and dyeing, and carpets to increase investment efforts, focusing on attracting advantageous brand enterprises in the eastern and central regions. , leading enterprises in the entire industry chain will develop in Xinjiang, and strive to basically build an important national cotton spinning industry base, a clothing and apparel production base in the northwest region and the core area of the Silk Road Economic Belt, and a westward export distribution center by 2020.
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Xinjiang ranks first in textile industry investment
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