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annual report 2011-12 for textile mills, both in public and private sectors. Over the years, its operations have undergone significant changes in keeping with the developments taken place in the Indian cotton economy during past two decades. In the Textile Policy, 1985, CCI’s role was expanded to carry out commercial operations for meeting the cotton requirements of institutional buyers and to fulfill the export quotas allocated to it by the Government of India. However, with liberalization, since cotton exports have been placed under Open General Licence (OGL), the system of allocation of export quotas in favour of different agencies have been dispensed with. The Government of India had launched Technology Mission on Cotton (TMC) in February 2000 with four Mini Missions. CCI had been the implementing agency for Mini Mission III (Improvement of Marketing Infrastructure) and Mini Mission IV (modernization/upgradation of existing G&P factories). The cotton season 2010-11 had been a unique year in the history of cotton economy of the country in as much as the cotton season witnessed unprecedented volatility in the prices of both kapas (seed cotton) and lint cotton. In the first half of the season, cotton prices had reached a record level and the same subsequently dropped substantially. This was mainly due to historically tight world opening stock to use, slowing demand, difficulties to access credit by the cotton spinners, declining prices of cotton yarn etc. Since the prevailing kapas prices in cotton season 2010-11 had ruled above MSP level throughout the season, the Corporation had no occasion to undertake MSP operations in any of the cotton growing States. However, with a view to cater the needs of its regular buyer mills as also to ensure competitive prices to the cotton farmers, the Corporation had undertaken commercial operations and had purchased 13.66 lakh bales. THE CENTRAL COTTAGE INDUSTRIES CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD. (CCIC) The Central Cottage Industries Emporium was established in Delhi in the year 1952 under the management of Indian Cooperative Union and was later on taken over by Central Cottage Industries Association in 1964 and was incorporated as Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Ltd.(CCIC) on February 4, 1976. CCIC is under the administrative control of Ministry of Textiles. The main objective of CCIC is to be a dealer, exporter, manufacturer and agent of quality Indian handicrafts and handlooms and to develop markets for these products in India and abroad. The Corporation has showrooms at Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Chennai. Besides, CCIC has a franchise outlet in Patna. CAPITAL The authorized capital of the Corporation is Rs.1200 lakhs and the paid-up capital is Rs.1085 lakhs. WORKING RESULTS a) Turnover The turnover of the Corporation for the year was Rs.6333.82 lakh as against Rs.6758.56 lakh in the previous year i.e. 2009-10. 183
ministry of textiles b) Exports The total exports of the Corporation during 2010-11 were Rs.219.72 lakh as compared to Rs.253.46 lakh in the previous year. c) Profitability The Gross Profit during the year 2010-11 decreased from Rs.3388.27 lakh in the previous year to Rs.3221.03 lakh due to decline in sales. The overheads of the Corporation decreased from Rs.3370.86 lakh in the previous year to Rs. 3320.34 lakh in the current year. The current year ended with a pre-tax loss Rs. 99.31 lakh as against corresponding profit of Rs.17.41 lakh in the previous year. Statistics Summarized working results for the last three years are given at table 12.12. Development of Designs/ Exhibitions During the year 2010-11, CCIC organized various in-house thematic exhibitions and exhibitions outside CCIC emporia wherein newly designed products were displayed by the Corporation to expand the patronage of Corporation. CCIC registered improved sales through the new products and designs in its showrooms in New Delhi. CCIC developed new exclusive designs in Handlooms (Sarees, Dress Fabrics, Home furnishing and shawls). The Shri Anand Sharma, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce & Industry and Textiles inaugurated the exposition-cum-sale of exquisite Handicraft and Handloom from West Bengal inspired from Tagore era on 5th September, 2011 at Central Cottage Industries Emporium . 184
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