YAF2017 India international textile yarn & Accessories Exhibition
Exhibition date: 22-25 November 2017
Venue: New Delhi Exhibition Center, India
Session number: one year
Shanghai Convention & Exhibition Service Co., Ltd
Exhibition scope:
A hall fiber yarn Museum: all kinds of yarn, fiber, etc..
B Museum Museum textile surface materials: all kinds of fabrics, finished cloth, accessories, clothing accessories, textile dyeing and finishing auxiliaries, buttons, lace, embroidery, trademark, lining, lace, belt, zipper line, etc..
Fabric and garment manufacturers, garment and textile related products and services, fiber and yarn manufacturers, furniture, dyes and chemicals, testing and quality control, CAD / CAM, a software company, and the Fashion Institute of design studio, packaging and display service provider.
Exhibition introduction:
With the global emerging markets, India has been hailed as one of the BRICs, focusing on export and investment layout area of our country. India is already the world's second largest destination of foreign direct investment, over the past ten years is the rapid global economic growth of second countries, at PPP, India is the world's fourth largest economy, the market potential is very strong. The increasing domestic demand market is the profit guarantee of investment in India. India has a population of more than 1 billion 100 million, of which the population under the age of 25 accounts for 54% of the total population. The young rich human resources and a huge consumer market scale, has become the largest pillar and the kinetic energy of the economic development of India. India is an important production base for textile and garment industry in Europe and the United States, the textile and garment industry is the largest manufacturing industry in India, the second largest foreign exchange industry. Have a large population of 1 billion 200 million in India, over the past ten years, the average economic growth rate of 7%, in large economies only to Chinese; Citigroup estimates that in 2015 India will overtake Japan to become the world's three largest economies, in addition to a number of foreign investment are also optimistic about the future of India. Due to the large population, India has a huge domestic market, annual income of $20 thousand in 1 to the middle class that has 100 million and 1 million people, is 4.8 times of the total population in Taiwan. Regardless of the large number of middle class and the top of the Pyramid rich consumption amazing, huge domestic and international business opportunities & not small.
Exhibition profile:
YFA T2016 is held by India's largest and most authoritative India Textile Association, every stakeholder, the exhibition will cover and integration of textile industry include fabric, fiber, yarn, denim, clothing, raw materials, design; involves suppliers, buyers, distributors and. The exhibition will attract a large number of businessmen and textile production service providers, as well as from trade organizations, financial institutions and marketing experts. We are expected to more than 300 exhibitors, thousands of industry and business members will participate in. Organizers also invited buyers in the form of B2B conference negotiations, and provide VIP buyers free tickets and accommodation, YAF 2016 will be open to you and expand the great potential of the textile industry in India market platform!
Brief introduction of India textile market:
India textile industry after agriculture, employment population in more than and 2 industries. According to the central government of India textile department data show that India textile industry is the second largest in the world, directly employs more than 35 million people, accounting for 17% of the total output of the manufacturing industry, India accounted for the gross national product (GDP) of 4%, while total export value of 11%. From 2012 to 2013, India textile industry output value is estimated at nearly $80 billion, of which about 64% is the supply of the domestic market in India, exports accounted for only 36%.
India industry sources said that in the next few years, the textile industry will experience a revolution similar to the information industry, the surrounding favorable environment will make the textile industry is likely to catch up with the IT industry in India.
The government plans to build 25 textile parks across the country in the next two years, with a total investment of about RS 75 billion. The government of India will provide 40% of the subsidy for the development of the infrastructure of these textile parks by 400 million rupees. India has also introduced a series of policies for the development of the textile industry, including one of the 10% subsidy projects and low tariffs on cotton yarn and textile machinery. In addition, the government is also under the textile industry promotion fund plan (TUFS) framework to open a plan for those who want to increase investment in textile enterprises to grant up to 8% of the preferential benefits.
According to the Ministry of textiles of India, only the government's investment is not enough, India textile industry still needs a large number of overseas investment in order to achieve the objectives of the program. As a result, India textile will be turned to the United States, Japan, Italy and Indonesia and other countries, in the next five years, hoping to get an annual investment of 400 billion rupees. In order to attract investment, the India government has also introduced a number of attractive preferential policies.
In fact, India is the second China mainland and the United States the world's third largest cotton producing country, is the world's largest producer of jute and silk production in second. India textile related products, including hand loom, the yield for the first in the world, representing the world's total output of 61%. Textile exports in 2013 accounted for 30% of India's total exports of about $27% of total foreign exchange through textile exports, which is estimated to have the potential to reach $220 billion this year (2015). Therefore, the growth and development of the industry has a direct impact on the economic lifeline of India.
In India the country, because of the economic growth, people's income increases, making clothing demand increases, the government has allowed one hundred percent foreign direct investment in the textile industry, from April 2000 to February 2013, foreign direct investment (FDI) the amount of $1 billion 220 million, including Hugo Boss, the global apparel maker Liz Claiborne, Diesel and Kanz, were to set up a factory in India. While the global apparel retail giant production outsourcing to India, with the industry