The document discusses the textile machinery, parts, and accessories sector in India. It notes that the sector consists of over 1,874 manufacturing units and has an investment of Rs. 9,500 crores. The key challenges facing the sector include the decentralized nature of the weaving and finishing sectors limiting demand for capital goods. However, opportunities exist to build capacity to meet 60% of domestic demand for textile machinery of all types. The Textile Machinery Manufacturers' Association of India (TMMA) represents over 80-85% of organized sector production capacity and works to promote research and development, exports, and data collection for the industry.

1. Sector :Textile Machinery,
Parts & Accessories Sector

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 Background :The Indian Textile Engineering Industry (TEI) is one of the most
important capital goods sectors in India. The TEI has contributed substantially
over the last five decades in providing state-of-the-art and modern machinery
to the different segments of the textile industry. The industry is also exporting
approx. 30% of its production to more than 50 countries of the world.
 Growth Drivers : The Indian TEI consists of 1874 machinery and components
manufacturing units with 1019 units producing complete machinery, and the
remaining, parts and accessories. The investment in the industry is in the range
of Rs.9500 crores with an installed capacity of Rs.11000 crores.
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 Key challenges :. The pre-dominance of the decentralized sector in the weaving and
finishing sectors has stymied the demand for domestic capital goods (generally) and
hi-tech ones (specifically). In the absence of an economically viable demand the
Textiles Machinery Manufacturing Industry (TMMI) did not build up enough capacity
to produce hi-tech weaving, knitting and processing machines, earlier.
 Growth Opportunities : To build a strong TEI and produce all types of machineries
required for the Textile Industry and to met 60% of Domestic Demand.
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About the Association /Textile Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (India)
 Established in May 1958, the Textile Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
(India) (TMMA) has been playing a significant role in the progress of the Indian
Textile Engineering Industry. TMMA covers membership of almost 80 – 85% of
the production capacity of the organised sector of TEI. The members include
major manufacturers of Cotton, Synthetic, Jute, Knitting, Hosiery and Woollen
machinery, Textile Testing Measuring Instruments and Parts & Accessories as
well as Agents, Dealers, Exporter and Consultants.
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About the Association : TMMA (contd.)
 The Association is registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act,
1860.
 Ever since its inception, TMMA has been playing a pivotal role in product
development and foreign trade of its constituents. Under its aegis the Textile
Engineering Industry (TEI) has grown steadily and remarkably in producing a
wide range of quality textile machinery, parts and accessories. The membership
has grown from 9 founder members to about 85.
 TMMA is recognized as one of the premier trade bodies of India and it is
consulted by the Government of India at various stages on its policy making etc.
and other organizations concerned on all matters pertaining to the development
of the TEI
 The TEI is more than 50 years old. It consists of over 1900 machinery and
equipment manufacturing units over1000 units are producing complete
machinery and over 900 parts and accessories.
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About the Association : TMMA (contd.)
 TMMA encourages research and development within the industry and makes
systematic efforts to effect improvement in quality on continuous basis. It had
promoted a Research and Development Centre at the Indian Institute of
Technology, Mumbai for development of textile machinery, components and
accessorie
 TMMA encourages its members by instituting and presenting export and
research & development awards.
 TMMA compiles and disseminates data relating to production and trade in
textile machinery industry.
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 TMMA organizes Seminars/Workshops/Factory visits for the benefit of the
members as well as the industry.
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About the Association : TMMA (contd.)
 TMMA organizes delegation to various countries for export promotion.
 TMMA is founder of India-ITME Exhibition Society who organizes India-International
Textile Machinery Exhibitions in India by 1980 by a span of every four years.
 Publications : 1) Buyers’ Guide to Indian Textile Machinery covering the names and
addresses of manufacturers of textile machinery, parts and accessories, the range of
their products, the salient features and technical specifications of textile machines
and equipment with Illustrations. The Buyers’ Guide is an ideal reference book to
the buyers of textile machinery, parts & accessories. 2) Annual Reports 3) Quarterly
E-Zine (in-house bulletin)
 Address:
Textile Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (India),
53, Mittal Chambers, 5th Floor,
Nariman Point, Mumbai 400 021
Phone : 91-22-22023766/22834622 :
 E-mail : mail@tmmaindia.net
 Website : www.tmmaindia.net
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Background - < sector >
• Description about the sector : Textile Machinery, Parts &
Accessories Sector : consists of following categories :
1. Spinning Preparatory & Spinning Machinery
2. Synthetic Fibre Machinery
3. Weaving Preparatory & Weaving
4. Processing & Finishing
5. Testing/Controlling Equipments
6. Jute Machinery
7. Auxiliary/Humidification
8. Spares & Accessorie
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Growth Statistics for the sector - Figures showing contribution of the sector
to the GDP (Please insert the data in the chart)
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percentage % Growth of TEI over previous year

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Growth Drivers for the sector
How the policy contributes to this particular sector
Policy ( Growth
drivers)
Current Trends followed in the industry that contribute to the
sector
Latest Industry
Trends

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Challenge 1 Challenge 2
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Key Challenges

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Opportunities
Growth Opportunities
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