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There are as many as 250-300 players manufacturing fishing nets or importing/exporting fishing nets<br />

in India. Most <strong>of</strong> these units are SSI units. Garware marine has a production capacity <strong>of</strong> 500 MT <strong>of</strong><br />

fishing nets and production <strong>of</strong> 371 MT fishing nets (year-ending June 2007). Garware Wall Ropes is<br />

the largest player in the fishnets market with a capacity <strong>of</strong> 6,970 MT <strong>of</strong> nettings (Source: Capitaline)<br />

<strong>of</strong> which the capacity <strong>of</strong> fishing nets is around 5,000 MT. The company manufactured 6,133 MT <strong>of</strong><br />

nettings in 2007-08. Garware Wall Ropes manufactured 15,842 MT <strong>of</strong> Synthetic ropes/twines and<br />

yarn in 2007-08 (capacity 27,514 MT). These twines are used for manufacturing ropes as well as nets<br />

including fishnets.<br />

Hinafil India Pvt Ltd has production capacity <strong>of</strong> 960 MT <strong>of</strong> nylon mono-filament fishnets with<br />

production <strong>of</strong> only 39 MT in 2006-07.<br />

SRF Polymers Limited is a major player in the fishnets twines industry with production <strong>of</strong> 500 MT <strong>of</strong><br />

nylon twines (capacity <strong>of</strong> 1,440 MT) every year. These twines are used to manufacture fishnets / fish<br />

lines.<br />

There is a lot <strong>of</strong> excess capacity <strong>of</strong> fishnets in India (Garware Marine and Garware Wall Ropes are<br />

not using their complete capacity for production). The capacity <strong>of</strong> fishnets in India is expected to<br />

increase at 5-10% y-o-y as the small-scale players in the industry are expected to increase.<br />

Imports & Exports <strong>of</strong> fishnets<br />

The import figure for fishing nets is as given below:-<br />

HS Code Description<br />

Imports<br />

(in MT)<br />

Imports<br />

(in Rs crore)<br />

2007-08(E) 2007-08(E)<br />

56081110<br />

MADE UP FISHING NETS<br />

OF NYLON<br />

Around 650<br />

MT<br />

~ Rs 11 crore<br />

56081110<br />

MADE UP FISHING NETS<br />

OF NYLON (USED)<br />

Around 550<br />

MT<br />

~ Rs 2 crore<br />

56075010 NYLON FISH NET TWINE Around 25 MT ~ Rs 0.4 crore<br />

Source: DGCIS, IMaCS Analysis<br />

Used fishing nets are imported primarily from Pakistan followed by Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. India<br />

imports 60-70% <strong>of</strong> the fishnets from China, 20-25% from Thailand, around 8-10% from Italy and the<br />

remaining from Sri Lanka. Jaya Engineering located at Thuthukudi, Tamil Nadu has imported fishing<br />

nets <strong>of</strong> around 6 crore in 2007-08 from UK.<br />

The estimated export figures for fishing-nets are as given below:-<br />

HS Code Description<br />

Exports<br />

(in MT)<br />

Exports<br />

(in Rs crore)

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