The Indian textiles and clothing industry contributes significantly to India's economy by providing employment and exporting goods. It employs over 35 million people directly and 50 million indirectly. Major segments include cotton, man-made fibers, silk, wool and ready-made garments. The top export markets for Indian textiles are the US, UAE, UK, Germany and France. The industry aims to increase exports from $21.6 billion in 2008-09 to $43 billion by 2015. The government is promoting modernization and investment in the industry.

2.  AN OVERIW
 INDIAN AS....
 INDIA’S T&C INDUSTRY
 SAGMENT VICE EXPORT
 TOP (10) COUNTRIES
 DOMESTIC DEMAND DRIVERS
 PROJECT MARKET FOR INDIA T&C
 PROMOTION OF TEXTILE COMPANY IN INDIA
 CONCLUSION
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3. Simi Balakrishnan
CUTS International
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4.  Indian textiles and clothing (T&C) industry is extremely varied
 Industry contributes about…
 14% to industrial production
 4% to GDP
 17 % to country's export earnings
 Largest provider of employment after agriculture
 Direct employment to over 35 mn people
 50 mn engaged in allied activities
 Self reliant in the entire value chain – fibre to fashion
 Supports agriculture in over 9.5 million hectares of land where
cotton is cultivated.
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5.  Highest number of looms (1.8 mn shuttle looms;
200,000 shuttle-less looms; 3.9 mn handlooms)
 2nd
largest number of spindles in world (40 mn
spindles)
 1st
in Jute production (1,900 mn kg)
 2nd
in silk production (15 mn kg raw silk)
 2nd
in cotton production (2,700 mn kg cotton fibre)
 2nd
in cotton exports (2,000 mn kg)
 5th
in man-made fibers production (2,000 mn kg)
 8th
in production of wool (51 mn kg)
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6.  Generated US$ 55 bn in 2008-09 (Domestic market- 33.4
bn; exports- 21.6 bn)
 Envisages to reach US$ 100 bn by 2015 (Domestic
market- 57 bn; exports- 43 bn
 Contributed 12.5% to India’s total export in 2009-10
 Holds 4% of global T&C exports
 Largest foreign exchange earning sector
 Registered strong growth in post quota period –
 US$ 14.03 bn in 2004-05 to US$ 22.15 bn in 2007-08
 but declined in 2008-09 to US$ 20.94 bn
 and increased in 2009-10 to US$ 22.42 bn
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7. Category 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
Cotton Textiles 6858.63 4803.52 5711.41
Manmade
Textiles
3177.11 3325.88 3970.88
Silk 657.72 684.93 596.05
Wool 443.11 484.75 470.20
Ready Made
Garments
9069.80 10383.26 10064.73
Handicrafts 1452.28 1090.77 961.67
Jute 327.86 303.21 218.40
Coir & Coir
Prod.
160.25 150.02 160.60
Total 22146.78 21226.34 22418.79
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8. Country % Share [2008-09]
USA 20.38
UAE 8.27
UK 7.53
Germany 6.11
France 3.80
Italy 3.76
China 2.54
Spain 2.76
Bangladesh 2.45
Netherlands 2.44 8

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EU-27 Textile Imports
Country Growth % Share %
2009
Share %
2008
China -12.9 29.2 29.8
India -15.6 10.6 11.2
Turkey -15.3 16.7 17.5
Pakistan -9.7 7.8 7.7

10.  More than 60% of T&C production for domestic market
 Buoyant domestic economy
 Helpful demographic profile and increase in working
female population
 Organized retailing a driver for increased consumption.
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11.  Dismantling of quotas
 Increase in sourcing of textiles by developed markets
from developing countries.
 Apparel spending remains significant in life style
products category in developed world.
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13.  Sector is modernizing rapidly
 Various schemes and programmes introduced
 Increased Investment and Plan Allocation
 Investment increased - Rs. 1,08,531 cr (2004-08)
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14.  The cash study for the study are in addition to
the during 2015-16 government the facilities
centre articles on textile , fashion ,apparel
technology retail and general to promet your
company.
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