Policy Heating Enterprises Rely On Their Own Strong And Healthy Bones

For the majority of small and medium-sized garment enterprises, the recent policy can be described as "warm breeze blowing": the export tax rebate will be adjusted two times within 5 months, the processing trade accounts will be suspended, and the tax burden will be further reduced.

As a matter of fact, since the beginning of this year, the state and local governments have introduced a series of policies to help SMEs overcome the difficulties, giving preferential treatment and support in terms of finance, taxation and credit. For example, the Ministry of finance has allocated 1 billion 900 million yuan for the technological innovation and technological progress of small and medium-sized enterprises, and has allocated 1 billion 200 million yuan to support SMEs to "go out". Since September 1st, the management fees of individual industrial and commercial households and management fees of the market have been suspended nationwide, and the burden of individual businesses and private enterprises has been reduced.

However, this series of policy effects have not been pmitted to the textile and garment industry in time.

On the contrary, the small and medium-sized textile and garment enterprises in the Pearl River Delta region have been cutting production and shutting down the tide.

When the 4 trillion stimulus plan was announced, the central and local governments helped to speed up the pace of SMEs going out of trouble. The state also began to release the signal of "attaching importance to the difficulties encountered by textile and clothing industries".

"China's textile and garment industry is a pillar industry, and the state should support it."

After Premier Wen Jiabao made a clear statement in October, he recently convened a meeting of the State Council to deploy six major measures to support the healthy development of the textile industry. He proposed to increase the scale of financial support for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises.

Recently, Premier Wen Jiabao once again chaired a State Council meeting to determine the nine measures for financial development to promote economic development, and repeatedly stressed that financial institutions should increase their tilt towards SMEs.

This obviously brings good signals to the textile and garment enterprises which are troubled by financing for a long time.

Such a dense warm city, to the deep winter of the small and medium textile and clothing enterprises, is a timely rain, a dose of strong needle, or a cup of water?

At the forum held by the China Textile Industry Association, some government and business leaders of some textile industrial clusters have reflected that the new deal has greatly boosted the confidence of the industry and enterprises, but the economic situation is still grim.

There are also many business representatives who question whether the policy adjustment can benefit them, because from the projects already announced, the policy is still biased towards large enterprises, and the benefit of SMEs is still limited.

If no matter what effect the policy adjustment will bring to the enterprise, and from another angle, it is certain that the change of macro policy will play a positive role in promoting the upgrading of the textile and clothing industry. After this round of adjustment, industrial development will also usher in a new era.

But for a single enterprise, it may be different because of the different qualifications of their own enterprises.

Since last year, the profit of textile and garment industry has been accelerated. The total profit of 2 / 3 of the whole industry is less than 10% of that of the whole industry.

Due to the continuous improvement of costs and changes in the environment, a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises' original market share is being squeezed by a few strong enterprises.

It can be said that most of the small and medium-sized enterprises or enterprises with low competitiveness are facing the difficulties of survival.

In 2008, influenced by various unfavorable factors, the survival difficulties of many small and medium-sized textile and garment enterprises suddenly increased exponentially.

However, only bankrupt enterprises do not collapse.

In order to improve the survival difficulties of small and medium-sized enterprises, the state and the government have successively helped.

The next result depends on the physical constitution of each enterprise.

Because macro-control may be able to alleviate the pressure of enterprises in the short term and help enterprises establish confidence, but it can not be tackled simultaneously. In order to get out of the difficult situation, enterprises must rely on their own feet.

In fact, this also shows that for the small and medium-sized enterprises occupying 90% of the entire textile and garment industry, the new policy only means "warming measures". Enterprises must ensure that they will survive the "cold winter" and rely on their own strong bones and strong bones to learn "winter swimming" and make full preparations for winter in all aspects.

Yang Jing: editor in charge