The global textile machinery market is rapidly growing, projected to reach $207.5 billion by 2015, driven by technological innovations and diverse manufacturing costs across countries. India has made significant advancements in textile machinery production, yet it faces challenges from high-tech imports and currently produces insufficient supply to meet increasing domestic demands. The opportunity exists for India to capitalize on rising global demand, particularly by enhancing exports to neighboring emerging markets.

1. Textile Engineering Goods
New Opportunity for Export
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2. Global Market
• Global Textile machinery market is witnessing tremendous growth buoyed
by growing demand of textile & apparel market
• It will grow at a CAGR of 14.02 percent over the period 2013-2018
• It will reach $ 207.5 billion in 2015
• One of the major trends in the Global Textile Machinery market is the
growing number of technological innovations
• The global market divided into two parts:
– Low cost manufacturing places like developing countries ( Labor concentrated
market) where cheap labor is available
– High cost manufacturing places like developed countries where labor is
expensive & more automation is needed to reduce operation cost
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3. Major Global Exporters
• The major exporters countries are Germany, Japan, Italy & China
contributing major market share
• Switzerland, France, USA, Belgium, Korea & Taiwan also have good
enough market share
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4. Sector-wise Export
Spinning Machinery
Weaving Machinery
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5. Sector-wise Export
Auxiliary Machinery for
spinning & Weaving
Knitting Machinery
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6. Sector-wise Export
Dyeing Machinery
Sewing & Garmenting
Machinery
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7. Indian Market
• In past, main focus was cotton industry
• With changing time industry has diversified the production line to man-made
fibre sector, the woolen sector and even the jute sector
• Today, the entire range of equipment required for forming lint and man-
made fibres up to finished fabrics are produced in India
• Side by side, the ancillary and textile testing and monitoring equipment
sectors too developed appreciably
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8. Indian Market
• Industry operates in both organized & unorganized sector
• Organized sector :
– Public limited companies
– Independent companies in JV with foreign entities
• Unorganized sector
– Small scale industrial units
– Textile accessory manufacturing units
• Today India is capable to offer the modern technically advanced machinery
for entire textile industry
• Still the performance of the Indian textile machinery industry is far from
satisfactory
• Competition from high tech machinery of European and South-East Asian
countries is a real challenge to the very existence of this industry
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9. Classification
• Textile Engineering Goods Industry classified as follows:
o Ginning & pressing machines
o Spinning & allied machines
o Synthetic filament yarn machines
o Weaving and allied machines
o Processing machines
o Hosiery/RMG machines
o Textile testing equipment
o Multiple segments (combination of the above)
o Accessories and parts
o Others
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10. Major Hubs in India
• Major Textile Engineering Goods
production comes from Tamilnadu
& Gujarat contributing 84% total
production
• Major clusters are Ahmedabad,
Bangalore, Coimbatore, Ludhiana,
Mumbai and Surat
• These clusters are strategically
located to serve the textile industry
Coimbatore
Ludhiana
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11. Major Indian Players
Laxmi Machine Works Kirloskar Toyota Textile
Machinery Pvt. Ltd.
Dhall Group
Prashant Group
Yamuna Machine
works (P) Ltd.
Harish Textile
Engineers (P) Ltd.
Shree Bhagwati Textile
Industries
Rieter India
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12. Indian Textile Machinery
Production
Source: TMMA
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13. Domestic Demand
Year Production Export
Production
less Export
Total
Domestic
Demand
% Demand
met by in-
house
production
2009-10 4245 582 3663 7383 50%
2010-11 6150 915 5235 9312 56%
2011-12 5280 800 4480 11188 40%
2012-13 5650 1462 4188 11898 35%
In crores
• Domestic demand has increased
with CAGR of 17% between 2009 –
2013
• In-house production is insufficient
to meet domestic demand
In crores
Source: TMMA
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14. Indian Production
In crores
• Most of textile machinery produced
consumed in-house
• So, very less scope for the export
Year Production Export
% Export of total
production
2009-10 4245 582 14%
2010-11 6150 915 15%
2011-12 5280 800 15%
2012-13 5650 1462 26%
In crores
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15. Indian Export
In crores
• Indian textile machinery export is
growing exponentially
• It has grown at CAGR of 36%
between 2009-13
In crores
Year Export
2009-10 582
2010-11 915
2011-12 800
2012-13 1462
Source: TMMA
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16. Indian Capacity Utilization
In crores
• Installed capacity is more or less
stagnant
• Average capacity utilization for
period of 2009-13 is 62%
• There is good scope to increase
capacity utilization to meet growing
demands
Year Installed Capacity Total Production Capacity Utilization
2009-10 8048 4245 53%
2010-11 8048 6150 76%
2011-12 9100 5280 58%
2012-13 9100 5650 62%
In crores
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17. Opportunities
• The global demand of textile machinery is rising due to growing demand of
textile industry
• Today, Textile machinery sourcing is majorly done from European countries
which is relatively costly
• India is strategically located from most of major textile & apparel producing
countries
• India has good potential to explore global opportunities & tap global market
• India has to first focus on exports to the neighboring countries which are
emerging as significant textile producers
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18. Way ahead….
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19. Thank You!
Let us carve out better tomorrow…
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