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Pakistan'S Textile Exports Grew By 20% In November 2010.

2010/12/10 14:31:00 33

Pakistan

The textile industry developed from basic industry to value-added industry, in the first quarter of fiscal year 2010-11.

textile industry

Exports grew by more than 20%.

Especially the value-added textile sector.

Export growth

The greater the value range is between 27% and 100%, but Ejaz Khokhar, President of Pakistan garment garment manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA), said that if the cost of raw materials, mobile costs and energy costs are relatively low, the growth rate may be even higher this quarter.

According to the latest business records, from July 2009 to October 2010, exports of art, silk and chemical fiber textiles increased from 112 to 149 US dollars to 224339 US dollars, an increase of 100%.

Other textile materials grew by 89%, from $69354 to $130748.

In October 2009 -2010 October, the export of garments and garments increased by 38%, from $391334 to $541660.

Finished goods increased by 28%, from $154902 in October 2009 to $198713 in October 2010.

Cotton grew by 27%, from $579850 in October 2009 to $733905 in October 2010.

Apart from cotton yarn, the export of yarn increased by 25%, from 10257 US dollars in October 2009 to 12816 US dollars in October 2010, and the export of knitwear increased 21%, from US $621062 in October 2009 to 753900 US dollars in October 2010.

Bedding exports increased by 15%, from $579095 in October 2009 to $664713 in October 2010.

Towel exports increased by 14%, from $214797 in October 2009 to $244086 in October 2010.

The export of cotton yarn increased by 8% from 493790 US dollars in October 2009 to 531864 US dollars in October 2010.

Exports of tents, canvas and tarpaulins decreased by 53%, from $16187 in October 2009 to $7593 in October 2010.

By the end of the fiscal year, textile products are expected to export US $12 billion 300 million, compared with us $10 billion 600 million in the last fiscal year.