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4. PRODUCTION Ukrainian apparel sector is represented by roughly 6000 legal entities (including private entrepreneurs – small scale producers and individuals), producing different types of textile clothing, including fur and knitted goods. The production capacities of this sector are present in all regions of Ukraine. Over 99% of all legal entities within apparel sector are in private ownership. Out of all Ukrainian producers, 351 enterprises refer to medium and big scale production entities. Among biggest players the following companies should be mentioned: Styl JSC, Trembita JSC, Volodarka JSC, Trottola JSC, Donbas JSC, Kyivska ShF "Zhelan" JSC, “Lvivska tekstilna kompaniya” JSC, “Podillya” JSC, "Elegant" JSC, Sofiya JSC which produce together up to 12% of all apparel made in Ukraine (for contact details, please refer to Annex 2). The main bulk of Ukrainian make apparel comes from mid/small scale entities and individual entrepreneurs. In terms of outputs produced, there’s no distinct leader among Ukrainian producers, as none of players cover more than 2% from overall production volume, as shown on the below Diagram. Diagram 5: Shares of Domestic Producers in Overall Apparel Production Volume, % 2% 2% 1% 1%1% 1%1% 1% 1% 0% Styl OJSC Trembita OJSC Volodarka OJSC Trotolla OJSC Donbas CJSC OJSC Kyivska ShF "Zhelan" 89% Lvivska tekstilna kompaniya OJSC Podillya CJSC «Emergecs Business Solutions» Survey, financed by USAID Bizpro Project (2006). 9
In total, apparel sector currently provides employment to 92, 1 thousand people (750 000 in 1990) with consolidated annual sales of 224, 3 mln Euro (in 6 months of 2009), contributing up to 0, 8 % (20% in 1990) to domestic GDP (official statistics, June 2009). In terms of employment figures, the main bulk (around 95%) of apparel sector enterprises refer to small and medium sized entities. Origin of Raw Materials applied In production costs structure of average apparel producing unit the raw materials take up to 60%. The ratio of fabrics, fancy goods and other elements imported to Ukraine vary considerably from producer to producer, depending on its customer segment, specialization and export constituent of the producer. In general, domestically made raw materials are applied more often, in comparison to the imported, as shown below: Diagram 6: Origin of Main Raw Materials, % % 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 72,9 Domestic resources 35,6 Foreign resources «Emergecs Business Solutions» Survey, financed by USAID Bizpro Project Big scale producers, in comparison to medium and small enterprises, apply more imported raw materials. This category of producers, having the bigger export constituent, mainly due to tolling contracts are oriented on mid to high price segment of clothing, so they have to keep to the highest standards, which could be achieved mainly by applying the imported outputs from recognized producers, as, unfortunately, the domestic ones still do not fully meet the market requirements neither in terms of quality and nor in assortment. The majority of mid to small scale producers are more oriented on domestic market and on the low price segment customer, thus having less proportion of imported outputs in the raw materials structure, as shown below. The imported raw materials for this category of producers are mainly of the low price segment. 10
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