This presentation highlights the strength of the textile sector in India as well as Gujarat. Detailing the strong manufacturing capacity as well as the easy availability of raw materials, the presentation makes a strong case for the immense business & investment opportunities present in the sector.

1. Textile
Sector Profile

2. Table of Contents
1 India Scenario
2 GujaratScenario
3 Gujarat’sStrengths
4 Skill Development
5 TextileParks & SEZs
6 Investment Opportunities
7 Supporting Organizations

3. Textile Sector:
India Scenario

4. Contribution to Global Figures
 Largestexporterof cottonyarn and 2nd largestproducer of
cotton producing~36 millionbales/annum
 2nd largesttextileexporter after China;constitutes 5.2%of
the total global exportsworthUSD 772 billion
 2nd largestexporter ofjute goods, contributing~USD 0.33
billion to the total export
 2nd largestfiberproducer,producing13% ofthe total
world’s textilefiber
 2nd largestproducerof silk, contributing 18%to the total
world rawsilk production
Indian Textile Industry

5.  2nd largesttextile
manufacturingcapacity
globally
 59%of the world’s
loomcapacity - highest
marketshare
 24%of the world’s
spindle capacity
Indian Textile Industry
India'stextileindustryis expected to grow at
10.3%CAGR to reach USD 200 billion
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India Textile Market Size (USD
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India Textile Market Size (USD Billion)

6. Contribution to National Figures
 45 million people currently directly employed and 60 million
indirectly
 27% of foreign earnings due to export of textile and clothing
 21% of total employment generated is attributed to this sector;
highest after agriculture
 10% to manufacturing production
 13% to nation’s exports
 2% to nation’s GDP
Indian Textile Industry
Textileisone of keythrustareas of “Makein
India”Campaign
Major Players

7. Strong base in production of raw materials ranging from natural
fibers (cotton & jute) to man-made fibres (polyester & nylon)
 2nd largest cotton and cellulosic fibers producing country in the
world
 2nd largest producer of silk and contributes about 18% to the total
world raw silk production
 Has 3rd largest sheep population in the world, producing 45 million
kg of raw wool and accounting for ~3% of total world wool
production
 Largest producer of jute
 4th largest manufacturer of synthetic fibres/yarns
 Ranks 6th amongst clean wool producer countries and 9th amongst
greasy wool producer countries
Availability of Raw Material

8. Textile Sector:
Gujarat Scenario

9. Gujarat Textile Industry
Contributes 25%to the country’smanufacturingsector
Contributes 12%to the country'stextile exports
Highestnumber of medium and large textile processinghouses(over
600)
Gujarat is known as “Textile State of India” & “Manchester of
the East” & “Denim Capital of India”
• Gujaratis a leader in textileswith more than 1500 medium and
large textileunits
• Gujarat'stextilemarket is estimatedto be around USD 25 Billionby
2017
Factsheet:

10. Gujarat: The Textile Hub of India
Largestproducer(33%)and exporter(60%)of cotton in the country
Largestproducerofdenim (65%) in the countryand 3rd largestin the
world, with a billionmetre capacity
Largestmanufacturer ofman-made filament fabric(38%)and man-
made fiber(31%)
2nd largest manufacturerof cottonfabric,producingover390million
metres/annum
Manufactures30%of the country’swoven fabric
Home to morethan 50%of the country’sprocessingmachinery
manufacturersand 90% of weaving machinerymanufacturers

11. Gujarat: The Textile Hub of India
The State has
increasedits spindle
capacity by 10Lakh
Unitspost the
announcementof the
Textile Policy in
2012
Leadingtechnical
textile manufacturer,
contributes25%to
the country’s
technicaltextile
output and has
1000+units worth~
USD 3 Billion
Ahmedabad –
Manchester of
the east /
Denim city
Surat –
Silk city
Kutch -
Textile
Handicrafts
Saurashtra:
Jetpurfor Hand
printingand
processingunits
Surendranagar,
Manavadarand
Gondal: Cotton
inning
Ankaleshw
arand Tapi:
Technical
Textiles
Textile Hubs in Gujarat

12. Gujarat’s Strengths

13. Abundant Availability of Raw
Material
 Top cotton producing state with a production of
~12.5 million bales in FY15
 Shankar-6 and BT cotton are commonly cultivated
 90% of state’s cotton output is sent to other states
 Hosiery yarn makers make garments and sell it to
top retailers such as Walmart and Macy's in the
US
 State produces mostly carpet grade wool
 Almost 100% of the wool produced goes to other
states like Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan for
processing
Cotton
Wool

14. Strong Base Across The Entire
Value Chain
 Has 1100+ cotton ginning units; expected to increase to
1400 by 2017
 The spinning capacity is expected to double from current 2
million spindles to 4 million spindles in an year
 Surat is the largest producer of man-made fiber and filament
fabric with 40% share in the country
 Daily production of ~30 million metres of raw fabric in
Surat alone
 Huge capacity for processing of fabrics with ~25 million
metres of production in Surat alone
 Home to Asia's largest manufacturer of Corduroy Fabrics
i.e. Sintex Industries

15. Presence of Leading International
and National Players
Key Players
International
Finnish firm Ahlstrom,
American firm Hygienics
Corporation, Austrian firm
TenCate Geosynthetics
National
Arvind Mills, Welspun,
Vardhaman Group, Alok
Industries, Raymond, Garden
Silk Mills, Mafatlal, Aditya Birla
Nuvo

16. Skill Development

17. Skill Development
 Majoracademic institutionsacrossthe State offer
trainingprogrammes
 AhmedabadTextileIndustrialResearch
Association (ATIRA),Ahmedabad
 Man-madeTextileResearchAssociation
(MANTRA),Surat
 National Instituteof Fashion Technology(NIFT),
Gandhinagar
 Appareland Leather Technics(ALT)Training
College, Ahmedabad
 National Instituteof Design (NID),Ahmedabad
 SuratEducationand ResearchSociety,Surat
 Leading engineering colleges offer coursesin Textile
Technology,TextileProcessingand Textile
Engineering
 Governmentprovidesassistancetoappareltraining
institutionsandtraineesas well as trainingsupport
to powerloom sector
Specific textile courses
offeredbyITIs are:
• Cutting& sewing
• Cutting,embroidery&
needle work
• Computer-aideddress
making & dressdesign
• Tailoring
• Patternmaking
• Finishedgarment
checking
Source:GujaratChamber of CommerceandIndustries
28 ITI’s provide
industrialtraining
courseson Textiles and
Garmentsand havean
intake of approx.6000

18. Textile Composite Centre
Composite Centre will help in the development
of entire value chain of textile industry
• R&D Centre: Would have a pilot project for each
new product development
• Production Centre: Would help in producing
the 1st batchof the product developedin the
R&D centre and in generating revenue for the
centre
• Testing and Certification: Would help test raw
materials and developed products and provide
certification
• Design Studio: Would enable development of
new designs
• Branding and Marketing: Would help industry
participate in Nationaland International
exhibitions andhelp in organizing conferences,
seminars,workshops, etc.
• Skill Development: Would help in training
manpower with the latest technology
Ministry of Textiles,Governmentof India, has declared ATIRA as a Centre
of Excellence (CoE) for composites
Composite Centre
of TextileIndustry
Spinning
Weaving
Knitting
Processing
FinishingTesting
Designing
Garmenting
Marketing

19. Textile Parks & SEZs

20. Upcoming Textile Park Projects
& SEZs
Textile Park ProposedActivities
BarodaRayonCorporation,Udhna
Main Road,Surat
Weaving& Allied Industry
Sanand- ViramgamHighway,Sanand
Weavingof High Value SheetingTextiles
& Technical textiles
Main BypassHighway,Veraval,
Junagadh
Spinning,Weaving,Knitting, Knit-process
and Stitching
PasanaVillage Crossing,Ahmedabad
MumbaiHighway,Surat
Infrastructure&Plots for Weaving,
Embroidery& Processing
DevarshiTextilePark ConsortiumPvt
Ltd, Ichhapur,GIDC, Surat
Weaving& Allied Industry
RudrakshProjectManagementPvt
Ltd, Icchapur,GIDC,Surat
Weaving,Knitting, Embroidery& Allied
Industry
MundraInfrastructurePvtLtd,
Ichhapur,GIDC,Surat
Weaving& Allied Industry
SuratSuper Yarn ParkLtd, Mangrol TexturisedYarnManufacturingActivities

21. Upcoming Textile Park Projects
& SEZs
Textile Park ProposedActivities
Soham IntegratedTextilePark
AhmedabadLtd,Ahmedabad
Textile ProcessingActivities
Vraj IntegratedTextilePark,Bidaj
Village, Kheda
Spinning,Weaving,Processing,
Garmentingand Embroidery
SEZs Spacefor Textile Sector/Size
AhmedabadApparelPark,GIDC Apparel/38 Hectare
MundraIntegratedTextileand ApparelPark, MundraSEZ,
Kutch
Textile/ 116 Acre
SuratApparelPark,GIDC Apparel/57 Hectare
PradipOverseasLimited,Bhamasara,Bawla,Ahmedabad Textile/ 110 Hectare
Jindal worldwideLimited, Bhamasara,Bavla,Ahmedabad Textile/ 101 Hectare
SEZs Space for Textile

22. Policy Support:
Government of India

23. National Policy & Schemes
Textile Park
Developer
Scheme forIntegrated
Textile Park(SITP)
US $39.81 million has been allocatedforintegrated
parks in Union Budget 2015-16
Integrated Processing
DevelopmentScheme
(IPDS)
Establish 4-6 Brownfield&3-5 Greenfield projects
addressing the needsofexisting TextileClusters
Textile
Manufacturer
Technology Up-gradation
Fund Scheme (TUFS)
Loans at low interest rate forTextile Firmsfor
technological up-gradation
Export Promotion Capital
Goods Scheme (EPCG)
Zero duty scheme forimport ofcapital goods forpre-
production,production &post-production ofexport
items
FDI Norms
Single Brand Product Retail Trading
Wholesale Trading/Cash &Carry Wholesale Trading
Schemes forGrowth and
DevelopmentTechnical
Textiles(SGDTP)
Technology Mission on TechnicalTextiles (TMTT),
Focus Product Scheme, ConcessionalCustomsDuty on
Machinery, FDI, etc.
Jute TechnologyMission
(JTM)
Modernizing plantand machinery in jute industry,
adopting international standardsand upgrading skills
OtherIncentives
Exemption from Basic Customs Duty&Countervailing
Duty, Incentivesforcompaniesengaged in
manufacturing having an in–houseR&D centre

24. Policy Support:
Government of Gujarat

25. Gujarat Policy - Support
Over and above Government of India Schemes, the Gujarat Textile
Policy 2012 provides support to Textile Park Developers and Textile
Manufacturers
OBJECTIVES
Take integrated
approach to strengthen
the value chain - “Farm
to Fiber to Fabric to
Fashion to Foreign”
(5 Fs)
Attract investments of
~INR 20000 Crore,
create new employment
opportunities for 2.5+
million people (50% of
which being rural
women)
Promote Technical
textiles, synthetic & non-
cotton textile
internationally and make
it competitive by way of
value addition and
technology upgradation
Enhance the growth of
cotton farmer by way of
better price realization
Provide assistance and
necessary support to
strengthen the whole
value chain of textile
industry
Encourage cotton
spinning and weaving
parks around cotton
growing areas

26. Gujarat Policy - Interventions
1. Interestsubsidyof 5% on new plant & machinery for value-additionchain
fromginning, pressing,weaving,dyeing& processing,knitting,garment
manufacturingandtechnologyup-gradation
2. Interestsubsidyof 6% forTechnicalTextiles
3. Interestsubsidyof 7% on new plant & machineryfor Cotton Spinning
4. Refundof VATon expansionof existingand new units withinthe entire
valuechain from cottonto garmentand made-ups
5. Power tariffconcessionon new investment for cotton spinning @Re.1per
unit
6. SupportforestablishingTextile& ApparelPark:1) 50% (max.INR 30
crore)forSpinning Park2) 50% (max. INR 10 crore)forOtherTextile Park
7. Financial assistanceforbuildingSkillDevelopmentCentre’sand
TechnologyAcquisition

27. Investment Opportunities

28. Opportunities Aplenty
Conventional Textile
High valued garment
manufacturing, cotton
and synthetic based
spinning, weaving and
processing units
Indutech
Glass fiberbattery
separator, fusing belts,
high mesh filters,
industry felt, woolen
felt, fire resistant fabric,
slings forbulkhandling
Hometech
High quality upholstery
fabric, narrow width
fabric forfurniture
application,wipesfor
house hold use, fiber
foam &wadding,
fiberfill products
Agrotech
Agro shading net,
packing net foragro
products
Geotech
Woven &non-woven
geotextiles
Clothtech
Narrow width fabric as
fashion accessories like
belt
Buildtech
Scaffolding net
Protech
Fire retardant clothes
Mobiltech
Interiorcarpets &NVH
components
Packtech
Jumbo bags,FIBC,
coated fabric forsoft
luggage
Oekotech
PP nonwovenliners for
land fill sites ofMSW
Meditech
Nonwoven disposables
like apron, mask, caps,
draperetc
Infrastructure
Development
Cotton integrated textile
and apparel park
Others
Cotton based shuttleless
weaving, energy
efficient modern
process house,made-
ups and garments

29. Supporting Organizations

30. Supporting Organizations
Industries Commissionerate
Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation
BlockNo. 1, 2nd Floor,UdyogBhavan,
Gandhinagar,Gujarat,India - 382 010
http://ic.gujarat.gov.in/
Phone: 079-23252683
E-mail:iccord@gujarat.gov.in
BlockNo. 4, 2nd floor, UdyogBhavan,
Gandhinagar,Gujarat,India – 382 010
http://www.gidc.gov.in/
Phone: 079-23250583
E-mail:vcmd@gidcgujarat.org

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