A severe decline of textile industry in 2009 caused by the global crisis has brought both advantages and disadvantages forVietnam. Hence, this report comes up with in-depth analysis of Textile and Garment worldwide andVietnamafter the financial crisis. In the next five years, the emerging markets with large size of population such asChinaandIndiaare expected to increase significantly in both demand and supply quantity, whereas the figures for developed countries are estimated to decelerate. The factory shift fromChinatoVietnamalso accelerates thanks to political stability and cheap labor cost. This situation offersVietnama valuable opportunity to boost the textile and clothing export turnovers in the upcoming years.
VIRAC's researchers feature comprehensive outlook ofVietnamtextile and garment industry in recent years by covering all contributing factors, including macroeconomics situation, related government policies, the projected effect of FTAs, and the nature of the industry. Among the recent foreign trade agreements, TPP, VKFTA and EVFTA are the most influential to the industry. Together with the attractive tax reduction from strategic partners,Vietnamhas to deal with restricted rules of origin, labor standards, and technical trade barriers. In order to enjoy the tax incentives,Vietnamneeds to enhance domestic production capacity, especially in some weak stages, to achieve sustainable growth.
The report uses a value chain approach toVietnam'sTextile and Apparel industry.Vietnammainly has advantages in sewing and spinning stages which are relatively labor-intensive and bring low added-value.
Moreover, in several years, it still faces shortage of raw materials and mostly depends on imported sources. Local production of cotton, fibers and fabrics fail to meet the demand of domestic clothing manufacturing companies in terms of both quality and varieties. Though being one of the biggest apparel exporters in the world, the industry only contributes a small percentage toVietnam'sannual GDP. Domestic apparel market is small, estimated to be3 billion US$, and dominated by foreign goods. Only a few local companies succeed in building their brands and distribution network since most enterprises are yet to pay sufficient attention to R&D.
Additionally, extensive analysis and forecasts are contained for the period 2016 until 2020. The report also points urgent goals ofVietnamand compares the financial performance of leading enterprises in domestic apparel market between 2013 and 2014.
This report covered key points:
- Root elements that affect deeply business environment.
- Detailed data on all fields ofVietnamtextile industry and the global garment market, including but not limited to:
- World T&G trade, Cotton, Fibers, Fabrics production and consumption;
- Labor cost of some main processing countries (India,China,Vietnam, etc.);
- T&G trade among TPP countries;
- Average import/export tax of TPP's countries;
- FDI structure in textile industry;
-Vietnam'sT&G export turnovers;
- Domestic production and consumption of cotton, fibers/yarns, fabrics, apparel, etc.;
- Total export/ import value ofVietnam;
- Financial statements of leading domestic players in the industry.
- Textile and Garment Value Chain.
- Industry's Potentials and challenges ofVietnambased on particular strategy models.
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Keyowrds: Vietnam, Textile, Garment, Report 2015
