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(i) Cotton Spinning SectorThe spinning sector is the most important segmentin the hierarchy of textile production. At present,as per the record of Textile CommissionerOrganization (TCO), it is comprised of 521 textileunits (50 composite units and 471 spinning units)with 9.99 million spindles and 116 thousand rotorsin operation with capacity utilization of 89 percentand 60 percent respectively, during July –March,2011-12.Manufacturing and MiningClothing SectorThe pattern of cloth production is different fromthat of the spinning sector. Usually production ofcloth in the mill sector is reported and the nonmillssector is not reported. For the non-millssector, therefore, estimated numbers are taken asproxy. The production of cotton cloth hasincreased substantially. This sector served as themain strength for the down stream sectors such asbed wear and made-ups and garments. Thefollowing table presents the production and exportperformance of the cloth sector.Table 3.5: Production and Exports of Clothing sectorProduction(M. Sq. Mtrs.)July-Mar2010-2011July-Mar2011-2012% ageChangeMill Sector 764.480 769.600 0.67Non Mill Sector 5971.650 5975.850 0.07Total 6736.130 6745.450 0.14Cloth ExportsQuantity (M.Sq Mtr.) 1294.863 1412.963 9.12Value (M.US$) 1716.300 1709.961 -0.369Source: Ministry of Textile(ii) Textile Made-up SectorThis is the most dynamic segment of the textileindustry. The major product groups are towels,tents and canvas, cotton bags, bed-wear, hosieryand knitwear, and readymade garments includingfashion apparels. Export performance of the madeupsector is presented in Table 3.6.Table 3.6: Exports of Made-Ups2011-2012(July – Mar)2010-2011(July-Mar)%ChangeHosiery KnitwearQuantity (M.Doz) 75.383 100.451 -24.96Value (M.US$) 1216.120 1276.722 -4.75Readymade GarmentsQuantity (M.Doz) 19.741 25.455 -22.45Value (M.US$) 1216.120 1276.722 -4.75TowelsQuantity (M.Doz) 101.508 149.224 -31.98Value (M.US$) 488.273 580.448 -15.88Tents/CanvasQuantity (M.Doz) 18.139 9.221 96.71Value (M.US$) 67.406 29.260 130.37Bed WearsQuantity (M.Doz) 188.385 243.051 -22.49Value (M.US$) 1356.656 1556.984 -12.87Other Made upValue (M.US$) 418.802 508.768 -17.68Source: Ministry of Textile43
Pakistan Economic Survey 2011-12a) Hosiery IndustryThere are about 12,000 knitting machines all overthe country. There is greater reliance on thisindustry due to the substantial value addition inknitwear. This sector has tremendous exportpotential also. However the sector remained underpressure from its competitors.Table 3.7: Export of Knitwear(July – Mar)2011-2012(July – Mar)2010-2011%ChangeQuantity(000 Doz)75.383 100.451 -24.96Value(M.US$)1534.662 1726.139 -11.09Source: Ministry of Textileb) Readymade Garment IndustryThe garment industry provides highest valueaddition in the textile sector. The industryconsisted of small, medium and large scale unitsmost of them having 50 machines and below.Large units are now coming up in the organizedsector of the industry.During July-March 2011-12, readymade garmentsworth $ 1.2 billion were exported compared to $1.3 billion in the comparable period of last year,thus showing a decline of 4.8 percent. In quantityterms the decline in the exports of readymadegarments was 22.5 percent.c) Towel IndustryDuring July-March 2011-12, exports in this sectorstood at $ 488 million as against $ 580 million inthe comparable period of last year; showing adecrease of 15.9 percent. Quantity exporteddeclined by 31.9 percent.d) CanvasThis is the highest raw cotton consuming sector.The production capacity is more than 100 millionsq. meters. This value-added sector also has greatpotential for export. Nearly 60 percent of itsproduction is exported while 40 percent isconsumed locally mostly by the armed forces.Pakistan is the cheapest source of tents and canvas.Table 3.8: Exports of Tent & Canvas Industry(July– Mar)2011-2012(July – Mar)2010-2011%ChangeQuantity(000 Doz)18.139 9.221 96.71Value(M.US$)67.406 29.460 130.37Source: Ministry of Textileiv) Art Silk and Synthetic weaving industryThe art silk and synthetic weaving industry hasdeveloped as a cottage industry over the time basedon power looms. Units comprising of 0-10 loomsare spread all over the country. The majorconcentration is in Karachi, Faisalabad,Gujranwala and Jalalpur Jattan as well as in the unsettledareas (Bara, Swat, Khyber Agency andWaziristan). During 2011-12 (July-March),production of synthetic fabric recorded at1,311,550 million square meters as compared to1,478,571 million square meters during the sameperiod last year, showing a decrease of 11.3percent.v) Woolen IndustryThe main products manufactured by the woolenindustry are woolen yarn 6.864 M.kgs, acrylic yarn6.960 M.kgs, fabrics 3,445 (M.sq.meter), shawls13.353 million, blanket 657,235, and carpets 3.5(M.Sq.meter). The exports of carpets during theperiod July to Mar 2011-12 is as below Table 3.9.Table 3.9: Exports of Carpets and Rugs (Woollen)(July – Mar)2010-2011(July – Mar)2011-2012%ChangeQuantity(M.Sq.Mtr)2.123 2.512 13.61Value (M.US$) 96.078 95.305 0.80Source: Ministry of Textilevi) Jute IndustryThe main products manufactured by the juteindustry are jute sacks and Hessian cloth, whichare used for packing and handling of wheat, riceand food grains. During 2011-12 (July-March), nochange has been recorded in spindles installedcapacity whereas single addition has been recordedin the looms installed capacity compared to last44
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