The textile market, which has been quiet for a long time, finally ushered in a wave! It is said that the “Golden Nine” is not golden. The textile market has been plagued by mediocre sales, declining weaving operation rates, and unsustainable orders. In late September, the domestic sales market has quietly arrived! It is reported that many dyeing factories are now full of blanks and have returned to a busy scene.
“Recently, the domestic sales market has picked up, and a lot of gray fabrics have been put into the warehouse. The factory is already full. Among them, Nepal Silk spinning is the most important, and spot companies have begun to stock up in large quantities.” A salesperson from a dyeing factory revealed.
The owner of a trading company also said: “The factory has been very busy recently and has received a lot of orders. It will probably be completed in November. Now it is busy shipping and the dyeing factory has more work. , quite busy, not as fast as before. Now after production is stopped, time is even slower.”
From the pictures of the dyeing factory, we can see that the blanks have been piled up in the factory door. After a brief boom in the peak season in March, the market cooled down rapidly, and the downturn continues to this day. At present, the dyeing factory has changed from the sluggish state some time ago, which is really a sight that has not been seen for a long time.
Delivery time is extended and shipments are difficult
However, just when the market showed signs of improvement, it was unexpectedly ushered in Notice of large-scale production suspension for printing and dyeing factories. Now the market is like exploding, and the cloth bosses say that this year’s business is too tiring. It is true that the textile market has experienced twists and turns this year. The hope of the peak season is approaching, but it is choked by production restrictions and suspensions. There are orders but cannot be delivered. It is really painful!
For trading companies, this is tantamount to a big blow. Few orders and low profits have already caused trouble to them. Nowadays, the production restrictions in the printing and dyeing industry will make them spend their days waiting in line. Even if the production stoppage is limited to end on September 30, the backlog of goods for more than 10 days will have a certain impact on future production, and queues are inevitable. Especially when the market has picked up, there will be more and more orders, and when the number of gray fabrics entering the warehouse is only increasing but not decreasing, it may not be as simple as queuing up.
Dyeing prices in some dyeing factories have been raised
What is even more distressing is that the recent price changes due to dye prices and steam prices have Due to rising costs and other factors, some companies have increased their dyeing fees. As soon as the production restriction notice came out, many people said that printing and dyeing factories might take this opportunity to increase dyeing fees. The increase in costs is the most important reason for the increase in dyeing fees, and now that there is a queue for shipments to support it, the increase in dyeing fees is imminent.
But currently, some people from printing and dyeing companies said that the dyeing fees will not be increased for the time being. The price will increase, but there is no guarantee in the future. Dyeing fees are one of the important costs for cloth owners, and their prices have been stable for more than half a year. If prices rise at this time, the profits of cloth owners may be diluted. In the next few days, the editor will continue to pay attention to whether companies that have not yet raised prices will increase prices.
At present, the daily incoming volume of gray fabrics in an average-scale dyeing factory is about 600,000 meters, and the total production capacity is about 800,000 meters. According to the rotational shutdown time, a factory will have to be shut down for at least 6 days before September 30. If the daily warehouse quantity remains unchanged, 3.6 million meters will be squeezed out in 6 days. Even if the machine is fully activated, it will take 4.5 days to complete. In other words, the delivery date will be delayed by at least 4.5 days. However, there may still be a lot of unfinished gray fabrics left in the early stage. Coupled with the increasing number of orders, the editor predicts that the delivery time will be extended by about a week.
Obviously, order delivery delays are a sure thing. “Dual control” has spread across Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas, and dyeing cannot be completed even if orders are transferred, so cloth bosses can only queue up and wait for shipment. Although it is uncontrollable and comes suddenly, if the delivery date is agreed upon after signing the contract, if the delivery cannot be carried out normally, there will probably be delay costs that need to be borne. Especially for foreign trade orders, after the delivery time was extended, Boss Bu was forced to switch to air transportation, which greatly increased the cost. Boss Bu joked: “There are orders, but you still lose money. If you don’t have orders, at least you won’t lose money. What a big deal!”
It is said that this year’s peak season is not busy, but now it seems that the “Silver Ten” will not be absent, and a wave of price increases may follow!
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