THE POTENTIAL OF UKRAINIAN TEXTILE&LEATHER INDUSTRY

Page 1


Ukrainian Textile & Leather industry

Textile industry

• 475 • 16,9

thsd..

Apparel

Leather&Footwear

• 1547 • 47,1 thsd.

• 319 • 21,0 thsd.


Textile & Leather Industry 2017 +13,8% +13,3% Export

+7,3% Production

+4,2% Staff workforce

Capital Investments


Partners of Ukrainian Textile&Leather industry 146 countries Europe 35 America 28

CIS 10

Asia 35

Africa 30 Australia 8


Continental structure of Ukrainian export 2013 – 1159 mln.$

2016 – 963,1 mln.$ Europe 84,4%

Europe 71%

813,3 mln.$

819,6 mln.$

CIS 24%

Asia 2%

Others 3%

CIS 12,8%

Asia 1,8% Others 1,0%


ТĐžP-10 countries of Ukrainian export Germany 21,7%

Others 18,1%

Poland 14,4% Romania 10,7%

Slovakia 1,9% Belarus 3,0%

Italy 9,0% France 3,0%

Hungary 4,8%

Denmark 5,8%

Russia 7,6%


ТĐžP-10 import countries to Ukraine Others 25,9%

China 27,4%

Poland 10,2%

Turkey 9,2%

India 2,1% Russia 2,4% Belarus 2,5%

USA 2,5%

Bangladesh 2,5%

Italy 7,1%

Germany 8,2%


Commodity structure export

Ń–mport clothes

1,6%

2,3%

footwear

16,6%

18,0% 48,0%

5,9% 10,4% 16,0%

other finished textile products leather and fur products raw materials (fibers,yarn, fabrics,leather)

12,5% 54,7%

10,0%

3,9%


Ukrainian export of apparel Outerwear 64,2%

Underwear 17,4%

Other clothing and accessories 10,7%

Others 1,5%

Hosiery 3,1%

Clothes made of leather 3,1%


Capital investments in Ukraine, % Іndustry

Textile&Leather industry 185,1

168,4

164,1

113,5

111,5

107,0

85,8

2011

2012

137,1

107,3 81,2

2013

2014

129,1

101,7

2015

2016


Ukraine interest of equipment’s import Directions of modernization 2016 wet-heat treatment &decoration

sewing

31%

22%

leather& footwear

8% equipment for processing of textile materials

others

1% auxiliary

3%

knitting

weaving

20%

3%

spinning

8%

4%


Ukraine is attractive to Europe Textile, apparel and footwear production  Labor resources  Advantageous geographic location and logistics  EU FTA  Canada FTA

 Developed border and customs services


Potential of Textile&Leather industry

EU-Ukraine DCFTA

Canada-Ukraine FTA

Ukrainian export up to 2.5 times

Active companies – 2340

Staff workforce by 2 times


Potential of Textile & Leather industry


Ukrainian genetic center for sheep breeding Transcarpathian State Agricultural Experimental Station

Institute of Animal Husbandry "Askania-Nova�


Flax and industrial hemp for textiles The climate in Ukraine is suitable for the production of cheap and high quality linseed and hemp fiber

Ukraine has varieties, cultivating, harvesting and processing technologies and business interests


Flax and industrial hemp for textiles carpets natural cloth, mixed fabric technical textiles  yarn, canvas geotextiles high-quality ropes, twine non-woven materials a wick for candles fire hoses clothes footwear


Ukrainian consumer market 42,7 million people Adult 34,6 mln. 81%

Child 0-5 years 2,8 mln. 7%

Child 6-18 years 5,1 mln. 12%

Textile and leather goods market - second after food consumption more than 5 billion.$ per year


The problems of development of industry  Non-equal conditions of competition in domestic market • lack of complete accounting of trade ( tax legislation) • lack of monitoring the safety of the products  Limited own raw material resources

 Lack of skilled staff

Import 45,2%

Secondhand 17,3%

 Low productivity  Imperfect management system  Lack of available loans and state support

Ukrainian production

12,1%

• for modernization and expansion of production • for the introduction of new technologies

 Lack of state support for participation in international exhibitions

Smuggling, shadow production 25,4%


Europe is the main importer of second hand to Ukraine 9 months 2017 Import - 93,7 thsd.tons (+29,6% to 2016) The range of imports price 0$- 1.3$ per 1kg Max price - 2.6 $ / 1kg from Finland

The largestCzechvolumes, tons Netherlands 3,6%

Republic Norway Others 3,3% 1,0% 0,5%

Finland 3,6% Belgium 4,8%

Poland 31,5%

Latvia 7,3% United Kingdom 10,6%

Switzerland 10,8%

Germany 23,1%


Ukrainian import of second hand thsd. tons

2006-2016

98,6 102,4 93,1 91,1 93,2 90,9

120 100

77 78,8

91

73,3

80 60 40

20 0

 1 million tons  1 billion $

111,8

2016:

2.6 kg was imported for each inhabitant of Ukraine

(in 2006 – 1,7 kg, in 2010 – 2,0 kg)


Association «Ukrlegprom» since 2000       

outwear and underwear, knitwear, sportswear leather wear, fur wear work wear, uniforms, military clothing fabrics, knitted materials, non-woven materials, technical textiles home textiles, interior decorations, toys leather, leather haberdashery, fur footwear, safety shoes


Association «Ukrlegprom»


The main activities of Ukrlegprom Industry Legislation

Fashion & Exhibition

Technical regulation

Foreign Trade

Taxes & Customs

Staff & Training

Military Uniform

Environmental

Market monitoring

protection


Strategy of industry development ❶ STAFF and TECHNOLOGY MODERNIZATION ❷ LEGALIZATION ❸ COMPETITION ❹ INVESTMENT ❺ INNOVATION ❻ POPULARIZATION


Ukrlegprom’s steps & results Cooperation with the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine • Initiation of Pan-Euro-Med process (due the problem with EUR-1 for apparel according to EU-DCFTA) • Protection of equal customs duties (0%) for footwear & individual items to EU-DCFTA (it was 10% till 2017.10.30 for Ukraine) • Protection of import duties on apparel, footwear, carpets within the UA-Turkey FTA (now in negotiations process) • Prioritization of Textile & Leather industry in National Export Strategy of Ukraine

Cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, EBRD, CUTIS, E4U, WNISEF, etc. • representation of potential business opportunities for the export • search and suggestion of investment proposals • providing information, analytic and proposals for industry development • B2B, B2G, training programs for producers, etc.


Strategy directions UA - EU ❶ Increase of fabrics, leathers and applied materials

production in Ukraine ❷ Increase of employment and decrease of migration ❸ Increase of productivity ❹ Promoting of investment & innovation ❺ Upgrate of equipment & technology ❻ Harmonization of technical regulations


Executive Directorate of Ukrlegprom Tetyana Izovit President – Head of the Board izovit@ukrlegprom.org.ua

Iryna Naumenko Senior Executive Officer naumenko@ukrlegprom.org.ua

Anna Nesterenko Senior Legislation Officer nesterenko@ukrlegprom.org.ua


ukrlegprom@ukrlegprom.org.ua tel.+380445281424, +380445283494 03150, Ukraine, Kyiv, Zahorodnya str.,15

Thank you! www. ukrlegprom.org.ua


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Issuu converts static files into: digital portfolios, online yearbooks, online catalogs, digital photo albums and more. Sign up and create your flipbook.