[168TEX News] In April, the trading atmosphere in the entire weaving market was relatively hot. The market entered the peak demand season, orders performed well, and the inventory decline of weaving manufacturers was obvious. According to common sense, weaving people should be “smiling”, but with the two explosions, the fuse of the upstream raw material rise was ignited. The price of the raw material market changed every day, and the upward momentum was relatively strong. Faced with such a market situation, weaving manufacturers were unexpected. Upstream cost expenditures were significantly enlarged, and downstream orders were still underpriced. The weaving market was “suffering”. So, what is the profit of filament weaving products in April? In order to answer this question, this website went deep into the weaving enterprises and the market, and looked at the current living conditions of the weaving enterprises from the perspective of the production costs of some gray fabric products. (Note: Here we take the raw material price on April 30, 2015 as the price for cost accounting. Please note)
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4Monthly gross profit of some filament weaving products |
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Variety |
3month |
4month |
Up or down |
Reviews |
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260TMatted pongee |
1.30 |
1.24 |
↓0.06 |
The transaction volume of the pongee series in this issue has dropped slightly compared with the previous period. Among them, the high-density pongee series is partially smooth, and the downstream purchasing enthusiasm is acceptable. Conventional varieties such as 210T , 230T pongee is not selling well, manufacturers are slow to destock, and prices remain low. In addition, since the upstream polyester DTY increased by 600-700 yuan / tons compared with the previous period, the cost of converted fabrics increased by 0.07 -0.08yuan/m, so pongee’s profits shrank compared with the previous period. |
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320TMatted pongee |
1.88 |
1.83 |
↓0.05 |
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228TNylon Taslan |
1.98 |
1.95 |
↓0.03 |
The overall shipment of nylon Taslan in this issue first stabilized and then increased. In the second half of the month, the demand for downstream procurement for casual wear increased, manufacturers’ orders improved, and some manufacturers raised their quotations. 0.05 yuan/ meters, but the price of upstream nylon yarn has been increased by 1000-1400 yuan/ meters, exceeding the increase in fabric prices, so Taslan’s profits fell slightly. |
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50D*75DSatin |
1.40 |
1.28 |
↓0.12 |
The sales volume of the satin series in this issue is still strong, especially for twisting products. The downstream demand is relatively stable and manufacturers sell goods smoothly. However, due to excess production capacity in the early stage, prices are difficult to rise and remain stable. Early stage. However, profits have been affected by the sharp increase in the price of upstream raw material polyester yarn, which has been significantly diluted. |
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210TNissan |
1.60 |
1.57 |
↓0.03 |
The sales of the nylon silk series in this issue are still average, but some ultra-fine denier products are sought after by the downstream market. They are used by downstream garment factories and buyers to make sun protection clothing, etc. The overall market The price is basically the same as the previous period. In addition, the price of upstream nylon yarn is strong, and it is difficult for manufacturers to pass on early inventory to downstream, and the profit margin is not high. |
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288FTwill peach skin |
1.24 |
1.04 |
↓0.20 |
The sales volume of the peach skin series in this issue has shrunk slightly compared with the previous period, and manufacturers are generally less enthusiastic about purchasing. Among them, twill products performed slightly better than other products, but manufacturers’ prices are generally not high, and peach skin profits Originally low, coupled with the recent large increase in upstream polyester prices, the profit margins have been significantly suppressed. |
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105D*200DWarp suede |
2.41 |
2.29 |
↓0.12 |
The overall performance of the suede series in this issue is stable. Among them, the demand for island silk suede is acceptable, the manufacturer’s price is temporarily stable, and the external order performance is mediocre. In addition, the upstream raw materials of suede, island silk and polyester yarn, have increased, so its profit margin is still at a low level. |
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75D*225DWeft suede |
1.33 |
1.21 |
↓0.12 |
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75DChiffon |
2.49 |
2.34 |
↓0.15 |
The overall demand for the chiffon series in this issue is still strong, but the sales of conventional varieties have declined compared with the previous period. However, the inquiry atmosphere for cationic chiffon and stretch chiffon is good, and manufacturers are receiving orders smoothly. However, judging from the data, the price of upstream raw materials has increased significantly, and the profit margin of chiffon has shrunk significantly. |
Note: The gross profit in the above table does not deduct labor, water, electricity, depreciation and other expenses.
As can be seen from the table above, the profit margin of the fabric market this month can be said to be “green” to the end, which is just like the recent stock market, which is unacceptable. Although the weaving market has recovered to varying degrees from a year ago in terms of both the number of orders and inventory, the unexpected price increase of polyester products caught the weaving market by surprise. In fact, in April, the explosion of the PX device in Zhangzhou and the MEG device of Yangzi Petrochemical were like a “shot in the arm” to the entire polyester market. The raw material market improved significantly and there was a “rise”, among which the price of FDY75D/36F rebounded. to around 9,500 yuan/ton, an increase of 1,750 yuan/ton from the beginning of the month, an increase of 22.3%; POY150D/48F prices rose to around 8,700 yuan/ton, an increase of 1,350 yuan/ton compared with the beginning of the month; DTY150D/144F prices increased to 10,050 yuan/ton, an increase of 9.23%.
Regarding this phenomenon, weavers have mixed feelings about joy and sorrow. Driven by the mentality of buying up rather than buying down, some manufacturers have accelerated their procurement pace and extended the procurement cycle by a week or even half a month. However, most manufacturers believe that the textile environment has not yet shown obvious signs of recovery, and most operations are cautious. Don’t dare to stock up rashly. For this round of continuous rise in raw material prices, weaving manufacturers deeply feel the sadness of “profits are thinner than a knife edge”. Faced with the amplification of raw material costs, manufacturers dare not easily pass it on to downstream. The spring of industry development has not yet come, and the price increase of fabrics is real. It’s difficult. In addition, the just-concluded 117th Canton Fair also confirmed this conclusion. Foreign businessmen continue to decrease, transactions are not ideal, the number of intended orders has dropped, and profits have been diluted. Various phenomena also indicate that the long winter in the textile and apparel industry has not yet completely ended, and weaving manufacturers are trapped in a “swamp” situation.
The price increase reached 22.3%; POY150D/48F price rose to around 8,700 yuan/ton, an increase of 1,350 yuan/ton compared with the beginning of the month; DTY150D/144F price increased to 10,050 yuan/ton, an increase of 9.23%.
Regarding this phenomenon, weavers have mixed feelings about joy and sorrow. Driven by the mentality of buying up rather than buying down, some manufacturers have accelerated their procurement pace and extended the procurement cycle by a week or even half a month. However, most manufacturers believe that the textile environment has not yet shown obvious signs of recovery, and most operations are cautious. Don’t dare to stock up rashly. For this round of continuous rise in raw material prices, weaving manufacturers deeply feel the sadness of “profits are thinner than a knife edge”. Faced with the amplification of raw material costs, manufacturers dare not easily pass it on to downstream. The spring of industry development has not yet come, and the price increase of fabrics is real. It’s difficult. In addition, the just-concluded 117th Canton Fair also confirmed this conclusion. Foreign businessmen continue to decrease, transactions are not ideal, the number of intended orders has dropped, and profits have been diluted. Various phenomena also indicate that the long winter in the textile and apparel industry has not yet completely ended, and weaving manufacturers are trapped in a “swamp” situation. <br /
