The document discusses the Indian fashion industry and its growth catering to the global market. It notes that Indian textile and apparel exports have grown significantly in recent years. The industry contributes to the Indian and world economies by employing millions of workers. It also faces challenges related to talent development and gaining industry recognition. The document outlines some of the major players in the Indian fashion industry and notes the industry's potential for further growth in the coming years.

1. TOPIC- INDIAN FASHION INDUSTRY
CATERING TO GLOBAL MARKET
ECONOMIC TERM PAPER
PRESENTATION
T HARI KUMAR(131449)
SAKASH
AGARWAL(131419)
HARSHA
VARDHAN(131429)
RAMESH(133436)
VENKAT SAI(131433)

2. INDIAN FASHION INDUSTRY-
INTRODUCTION

3. GROWTH OF THE PRET
SEGMENT

4. WHERE INDIA IS CAPTURING
VALUE TODAY

5. IN GARMENTS

6. INDIAN TEXTILE TRADE
Exports have been a core
feature of India’s textile and
apparel sector, a fact
corroborated by trade figures.
Exports grew to USD33.3 billion
in FY12 from USD17.6 billion in
FY06, implying a CAGR of 11.2
per cent.
FY12 was a particularly good
year for the sector, with
exports surging at an annual
rate of 19.8 per cent
CAGR – COMPOUNDED ANNUAL GROWTH RATE

7. OUR ACHEIVEMENTS IN SOME
KEY AREAS
Figures : In crores

8. KEY CHALLENGES OF FASHION
INDUSTRY

9. TALENT ORIENTATION, BRAND DEVELOPMENT

10. BUSINESS ORIENTATION, INDUSTRY STATUS

11. KEY PLAYERS INDUSTRY

12. KEY PLAYERS MEMBER WISE

13. ROHIT BALKIRAN UTTAM
GHOS
RITU BERI TARUN
TAHILIANI

14. • Potential for Higher Growth in near future
• The Indian Textile Industry contributes 14 per cent of the total
manufacturing to global brands like Nike, Reebok, Pepe Jeans,
Armani and Versace for sourcing their merchandise from the
country
• expected to grow fromRs.3.27 lakh crore ($70 billion) to Rs.10.32
lakh crore ($220 billion) by 2020
• For the industry to identify and create new mega clusters —
Madurai, Mundra, Ambala and Mangalore — having tremendous
potential for manufacturing
• The Industry proudly supports 7 million people as a part of its
workforce
CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS WORLD AND
INDIAN ECONOMY

16. INDIAN FASHION INDUSTRY
STRENGTHS

17. TECHNOLOGY

18. FASHION TECHNOLOGY PARK AT
MOHALI
AEPC- Apparel Export
Promotion Council

19. THIS CONCEPT INCLUDES

20. CONCLUDING IT
• Textile Industry- Monopolistic form of market.
• In terms of spindle age, the Indian textile industry is
ranked second, after China, and accounts for 23% of the
world’s spindle capacity.
• Garment Industry- Monopolistic form of market.
• Indian Fashion Industry- Oligopoly form of industry.
Source- http://www.dnb.co.in/SMEstextile/overview.asp