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Textile & Garmenting Sector of Uzbekistan 1 Assalam Alaikum!!! TEXTILE & GARMENTING SECTOR OF UZBEKISTAN Привет! 你好 Salut! Hallo! Bonjour! Ciao! こんにちは سﻻم !Hello नमते Hi! Salut! DAVRUG INOGAMDJANOV supported by Uzbekistan’s textile and garment manufacturers association “UZTEXTILEPROM” 2 1 367 sewing and knitting enterprises 435 textile enterprises 96 cotton-textile clusters 1900+ 10 enterprises - machine-building members of the enterprises association 6 organizations : Advertising and Marketing Agency EXPORT (2020) (exhibitions, promotion) ENCOMPASS $1,9 billion (consulting, investment attraction) Textilbrok (trading) Uztextilexport FOREIGN (foreign trade company) INVESTMENT Yengilsanoatqurilish (design and construction) $3,2 billion Design center “Sharq Liboslari” TEXTILE, SEWING AND KNITTING INDUSTRY Key indicators in 2020 int. market export 61% 43% 26% 30% 27% 850 720 705 160 1 520 400 thousand tons thousand tons million sq.m. thousand tons mln. pcs. finished million pairs cotton fiber yarn cotton fabrics knitting fabric products hosiery 39% 57% 74% 70% 73% * taking into account the processing of products in the warehouses of enterprises COMPLETED PROJECTS IN 2020 EXPORT TOTAL COST EXPORT POTENTIAL EXPORT OF THE INDUSTRY SHARE OF FINISHED PRODUCTS % 474 million dollar 187 million dollar 1,9 51 billion dollars (125% of 2019) of total exports FOREIGN INVESTMENT 71 NEW WORKPLACES IN THE REPUBLIC GEOGRAPHY OF EXPORT projects 68 million dollar +16,8 thousand 2-place 172 sales markets INDUSTRY ACHIEVEMENTS MAIN PRODUCTION Quality 360 100 % management system 18 40 70 100 thousand tons blended and million square meters of thousand employees processing to cotton fabric implemented million pieces /day thousand pieces/ day synthetic yarns blended and synthetic fabric 4 COUNTRIES OF EUROPE EAST ASIA GEOGRAPHY INCLUDING TURKEY INCLUDING PRC EXPORT 16% CIS INCLUDING 21% RUSSIA CENTRAL ASIA 39% 18% OTHER COUNTRIES 2020 - $ 1,9 billion 1% SOUTH EAST AND SOUTH 2025 - $ 7,1 billion WEST ASIA Africa 4% 1% 6% Share of the industry in the Republic's GDP 54% Share in the export of finished products Cotton yarn 49% Cotton fabric 8% Knitting fabric 7% Finished goods 35% Hosiery 1% 2020 2025 6% 16% 24% 52% 2% 5 BRANDS IMPLEMENTATION OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS Republic of Karkalpakstan Tashkent city Navoi region IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF REGIONAL 4 projects 4 projects 5 projects 4 projects 2 projects INVESTMENT PROGRAMS INVESTMENT PROGRAMS 5 projects Tashkent region 2020 YEAR 5 projects 2021 YEAR Jizzakh region 6 projects 6 projects 6 projects Namangan region 7 projects PCS. PCS. PROJECTS 71 5 projects PROJECTS 64 474,1 Khrezm region 811,2 TOTAL COST mln. doll. 2 projects Andijan TOTAL COST mln. doll. 3 projects region 16 projects Sirdaryo region Bukhara region 6 projects 7 projects 4 projects 2 projects EXPORT POTENTIAL 187,4 10 projects EXPORT POTENTIAL 284,0 mln. doll. Fergana region mln. doll. 2020 year 6 projects Kashkadarya region 5 projects 2021 year 2 projects 6 projects NEW WORKPLACES 16,8 Samarkand region NEW WORKPLACES 21,6 thousand 2 projects thousand Surkhandarya region 2 projects 1 projects 2 projects COTTON YARN DYED YARN KNTTIING FABRICS DYED FABRICS FABRICS FINISHED GOODS CAPACITIES IN 2020 year 124 5 6 21 35 89 2020-2021 127 16 50 48 151 129 2021 year thousand tons thousand tons thousand tons thousand tons million square meters million pcs. INNOVATION AND KNOW-HOW NEW DIRECTIONS IMPROVEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECTS IN DIGITALIZATION REMOTE REGIONS OF THE REPUBLIC JEANS FABRICS Blended & Synthetic Yarns & Fabrics Chiroqchi, Mirishkor, Buloboshi, Norin, CREATION OF AN ELECTRONIC BASE FOR Khatirchi, Denov, Khazorasp and others MONITORING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECTS JEANS NAMANGAN-TEXTILE and ANDIJON-TEXTILE FEZ TARGET: CREATION OF NEW CAPACITIES FOR BCT Cluster, MS-Barer Textile, DEEP YARN PROCESSING IN REGIONS Shofirkon Equatorial Tex, Grand Suntech Tex, Mirzachultex LT Textile International 7 COTTON TEXTILE CLUSTERS water saving technology ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT efficient modern management agricultural SUBSIDIES system machinery FINANCING UP TO 60% OF THE COST STEP-BY-STEP PURCHASE new workplaces High COTTON GINING PLANTS harvests 1. Efficient use of water resources: 15 projects in 2018 75 projects in 2019 - leveling of land surfaces using laser leveling; 96 projects in 2020 - gradual introduction of drip and sprinkler irrigation. (88% of the total sown area of cotton in the republic) 2. Selection of seed varieties in accordance with the climatic conditions of the regions (joint development with scientific institutes for new varieties). 3. Application of new methods of fertilization and pest control 2021 target - 100% capacity utilization 4. Widespread mechanization, including cotton picking 8 TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED 1. SPINNING 3. KNITTING 5. FINISHING 4. COLORFUL 2. 2WEAVING. WEAVING 6.7. SEWING SEWING 7. AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM 7. AIR SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATES IN THE TEXTILE , SEWING AND KNITTING INDUSTRY IN 2020 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND CERTIFICATIONS OBTAINED BY COMPANIES ASSOCIATION "UZTEXTILEPROM" IMPLEMENTED INTERNATIONAL STANDARD 45 12 7 more 1100 ISO 9001: 2015 2021 y. 70 6 2021 y. 17 2021 y. 1200 AT THE END OF 2020 2021 y. 25 2021 y. 15 Harmonization of international standards in the textile, Financial support for exporters of textile and garment garment and knitwear industry production enterprises 2019 year 2020 year Number of enterprises total amount 1086 1296 58 2,2 billion soums 2021 year (expected) 2022 year (expected) 2021 year (expected) total amount 1400 1650 60 3,0 billion soums 2021 year 2021 year Development and approval of requirements for Accreditation of the testing laboratory of textile marking "UZTEXTILE" products in the Korean-Uzbek Textile Technopark 10 POSSIBLE DIRECTIONS OF FINANCING PRE-EXPORT FINANCING TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURE export credit insurance, supply of modern types of Creation of the Fund for Support of the export financing guarantees, technological equipment. Cotton-Textile Cluster in order to increase export factoring and leasing yields, deep cultivation, laser leveling, (domestic and cross-border). construction of drainage and irrigation infrastructure Business meetings more 500 $ 3.0 billion exports to over 60 countries in 2021 57 investment projects in 2021 for more 96 projects (2020) 860 thousand ha than $ 727.0 million. (88% of the total area of cotton The main goals of the project: 1. Creation of conditions for effective financing of projects to create cotton and textile production and stimulate the export of domestic textile products to foreign markets. 2. increasing the added value of the supply chain. 3. develop trade partnerships with international clothing brands. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION DAVRUG INOGAMDJANOV, PhD. +99890 9094720, [email protected] “UZTEXTILEPROM” UZBEKISTAN TEXTILE AND GARMENT INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION 11.
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