Recently, the textile industry is not very optimistic
I don’t know if you have heard of it
Anyway My relatives who make knitted fabrics are preparing for the May Day holiday!
Why? It is said that the orders are gone, but the dyeing fees have skyrocketed, making it impossible to do business!
Changshu, Ningbo and Keqiao printing and dyeing companies collectively raise prices
Except for “Notre Dame Cathedral Fire” in the circle of friends in the past two days What’s blowing the screen is the skyrocketing price increase of dyes, and the price increase letters are coming one after another as urgently as an order – although the business is not as expected, the dyeing factories can’t help but dominate the screen with a collective price increase!
1. More than 80 dyeing factories in Changshu will increase dyeing fees by 1,000 yuan/ tons
April 20, 2019 , Changshu Printing and Dyeing Chamber of Commerce issued a “Letter of Proposal for Increasing Printing and Dyeing Processing Fees” to member companies. (Hereinafter referred to as the “Letter of Proposal”)
In the “Letter of Proposal”, the Changshu Printing and Dyeing Chamber of Commerce explained the reasons for the proposed increase in dyeing fees from two aspects:
1. Due to market fluctuations, the price of dyes and chemicals has doubled and continues to rise.
2. Printing and dyeing enterprises have continued to increase investment in safety and environmental protection facilities.
As a result, the costs of printing and dyeing enterprises continue to increase. big.
Changshu Printing and Dyeing Chamber of Commerce Taking into account the cost pressure of printing and dyeing enterprises, after listening to the opinions of all parties, it is recommended that member enterprises will uniformly increase the dyeing and finishing processing fees from May 1, 2019. The adjustment range is recommended to be increased on the basis of the original dyeing and finishing processing fees. 1,000 yuan/ton.
2、Ningbo12 dyeing factories have joined forces to raise prices collectively!
It is understood that in just one month since late March, the cost of dyes and chemicals in printing and dyeing enterprises has soared from the normal state of about 25% of the total processing costs. More than 45% so far. Some people in the industry said: This year all dyeing factories are working for dye factories. This is the current and sad situation of the entire printing and dyeing industry! According to feedback from printing and dyeing enterprises, the surge in dye prices has seriously affected the normal production and operations of the majority of printing and dyeing enterprises.
While the cost increase almost “eats” profits, the fabric market is still debating: can it Another 0.5 yuan/meter?
The printing and dyeing factories that have always been strong are still like this. One can imagine the living environment of fabric companies as important raw and auxiliary materials. ! With the recent rise in dyes, many printing and dyeing factories have no choice but to accept it. They have raised prices one after another and transferred costs to downstream. Fluctuations in dyeing prices have always affected the sensitive nerves of fabric factories! In recent years, as a processing and manufacturing industry that has lost its pricing power, fabric factories have always wanted to make a reasonable price difference, but they will always be attacked from both sides! Usually during the peak season, the prices of upstream raw materials and printing and dyeing factories will increase. This is also a critical period of the year for negotiating prices with downstream customers. It is too difficult to pass on the cost pressure. The subsequent increase in dyeing fees is obvious, and the profits of textile owners will shrink again.
However, the recent surge in prices of raw materials and excipients is not just a problem! While costs are rising, the fabric market is still debating: Can it be reduced by another 0.5 yuan/meter?
After April, I received many calls and WeChat messages from trading bosses. The bosses felt that they were not busy all of a sudden and were looking for orders everywhere. “The orders we have on hand can last until the end of April. It’s hard to say whether we can receive new orders in the future. This year’s regular products are not selling well, and the market is relatively deserted.” A company in Shengze area specializes in pongee textiles The manufacturer said so. According to the market situation in previous years, under normal circumstances, factories should still be rushing for next season’s goods. It is inappropriate to not be busy during this period.
For textile bosses, they are now experiencing a cold wave in this peak season, which is something no one could have imagined. From the beginning of the year to the currentApril, Orders have plummeted compared to previous years. Looking at the inventory that has been piling up recently, this is actually more worrying than stock trading!
While various market performances have confused market participants, they have no choice but to accept the increase in raw material prices. As the costs of raw materials, labor, and environmental protection continue to rise, the increase in fabric costs almost “eats up” profits. This is the dilemma currently facing most traditional textile companies.
The editor feels that the unstable market has made it very difficult for fabric companies in this order-taking and pricing season. When they cannot ship normally and the prices rise outrageously, , the market rhythm has been disrupted, and fabric traders are afraid to take orders! Coming soonMay, the traditional peak season of the weaving market will also begin to return to calm. The signs of the off-season have begun to appear. The high price of dyeing fees has made textile owners feel distressed about their profits, and they are always worried about the possibility of foreign production coming to “steal their jobs.” “. No wonder textile bosses often lament: This market situation is so cruel!
The market performance seems to be very similar to the situation after the surge in raw materials in the second half of last year. The negative consequences of the boycott of textile companies due to the skyrocketing PTA last year are still vivid in our minds. Under the current situation, the editor hopes that all printing and dyeing and upstream and downstream companies will maintain their high-quality customers, treat customers well, and treat their own suppliers well. Businessmen, please have more understanding and work together to overcome the difficulties!
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