This week, I heard that some printing and dyeing factories in Wujiang area have experienced “liquidation”. Just when everyone is predicting whether dyeing fees will follow this wave of rising prices in the second half of the year, on August 21, a dyeing and finishing company in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province The “Official Letter on Dyeing Fee Price Adjustment” was released, stating that the dyeing and finishing processing fee will be officially adjusted on August 26, kicking off the price increase in the second half of 2019!
In fact, as early as late August, notices of dye fee adjustments appeared intermittently in WeChat Moments, 8 On March 19, some printing and dyeing companies increased the dyeing fee for knitted printed fabrics on the original basis, with an increase of between 600-1,000 yuan/ton. At the same time, there was a special emphasis on dark dyes. If the price exceeds 20%, additional fees will be charged. .
One after another bright red dyeing fee increase orders come one after another, does it mean this Is the market going to get better? What is the reason for the dyeing factory’s price adjustment this time?
1 Environmental protection expenditures and production costs remain high
Dyeing factories are an important For asset-operated enterprises, since the official implementation of the Environmental Protection Tax Law on January 1, 2018, the environmental protection costs of textile printing and dyeing enterprises have increased significantly. The annual environmental protection tax of a medium-sized textile printing and dyeing production enterprise is estimated to be 300,000-700,000 yuan. Coupled with the surge in dyes triggered by the early April this year, the production costs and environmental protection expenditures of printing and dyeing companies have been at high levels in recent years.
Furthermore, the textile market environment this year is not good, and the order volume of traders has shrunk significantly. As a result, the business of dyeing factories is also average, and there are not so many jobs to accept. Therefore, There was a situation where dyeing factories took turns to take holidays in July and August. The company has been operating at a loss for a long time under such a business environment. Larger dyeing factories are fine, but small dyeing factories simply cannot withstand this major financial pressure. In this case, some dyeing factories have no choice but to raise dyeing fees.
2 The peak season lasts for a short time
The printing and dyeing industry has certain special features According to the law, there is often a small peak in production during the seasonal transition period. Recently, it is the transition period of the Golden Nine and Silver Ten. The business of dyeing factories has improved to a certain extent. It is understood that most of the dyeing factories currently focus on market orders and elastic fabrics. . According to normal market rules, the period from late August to October in the second half of the year is the time when the market will explode. But this wave of market orders comes and goes quickly, and will probably only last for 1-2 months, and then it will gradually return to normal. If you earn a little in the peak season, you will basically make up for it in the off-season. Judging from the dyeing fee adjustment of this dyeing factory in Hangzhou, it is not actually an increase in dyeing fee, but a return to the original dyeing fee.
So, will the increase in dyeing fees by these two dyeing factories bring about a wave of price increases? Where’s the tide? After all, what the cloth boss is most concerned about is whether the dyeing fee will be increased uniformly?
The possibility of a unified increase in dyeing fees is unlikely
For this reason, Xiao The editor interviewed some local traders and printing and dyeing companies in Shengze, and most of the answers they got were that there will be no unified increase. Traders believe that the current increase in dyeing fees is only a very small number, mainly because the current market has not improved significantly and can only It is said that it is a partial improvement. At present, most of the jobs received by dyeing factories are market goods and elastic fabrics, and there is a serious two-level differentiation phenomenon. A trader who makes orders for imitation silk said: “Our orders are relatively stable, with orders in August and July. The month is about the same, and now the cloth is delivered to the dyeing factory and can be shipped in just one week.” Another industry and trade company that makes customized industrial cloth also revealed: “Our cloth is dyed locally and can be shipped in basically 4-5 days. Goods.”
In terms of dyeing factories, although some dyeing factories have “liquidated warehouses”, generally speaking, the dyeing factories in Jiangsu and Zhejiang are receiving orders relatively smoothly, and some dyeing factories have It is not “full” and there is no confidence to increase prices. Therefore, it is unlikely that dyeing fees will rise in the future.
Is there any sign of “Golden Nine”?
From the weaving side, on August 20, the overall and partial recovery of polyester yarn production and sales in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, with the production and sales of mainstream factories climbing to around 100-110%, and some higher ones were 150%, 200% %. Although this wave of high production and sales was just a flash in the pan. On August 21, polyester production and sales fell again. However, it can be seen from this that some weaving mills began to purchase raw materials in large quantities to stock up. Are they preparing for the “Golden Nine”? Moreover, the phenomenon of traders selling goods in the market has been significantly reduced. Can this series of clues indicate that the market is undergoing subtle changes? Has the market’s turning point arrived? The market outlook also needs to pay more attention to the printing and dyeing delivery time, as well as the transaction and order situation of autumn and winter fabrics.
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