Textile Industry Export Tax Rebate Effect Is Not Up To Expectations.

Xiao pan is an export salesman for a spandex company in China.

Two months ago, he was temporarily pferred to the company's ERP project because of poor business.

After the introduction of the textile and clothing export tax rebate policy, Pan Manhuai expressed hope to reporters that he would soon return to his post.

But now he seems to have to stay in the ERP project group for some time.

As an upstream industry, Pan's company is sensitive to changes in the textile and garment industry.

He reluctantly said: "now it seems that the export tax rebate increase has not brought us much surprise, not effectively stimulate the textile industry.

At present, the impact of the export tax rebate increase is very small, or has not yet appeared.

Xiao Zeng, a production material buyer with a company, also expressed the same meaning.

"Compared with usual, the quantity of raw materials purchased per month has decreased a lot.

Now I spend most of my time in the office and seldom go out to visit suppliers. "

According to Xiao Zeng, when the textile and garment industry is booming, if suppliers find less raw materials for Xiao Zeng, they will visit Xiao Zeng's company frequently. Now, suppliers are lowering their production equipment start up rate and sitting quietly in their offices.

Why did the policy of stimulating the textile and clothing export that was very loud at that time failed to achieve the desired effect?

In this regard, Xiao Pan said that the introduction of the policy was somewhat "untimely".

In view of this, because of the decline of international clothing demand in recent years due to the international economic recession, China's main trading partners' economy is also in a downward cycle, so China's textile and garment industry has not had the expected effect when the policy is introduced.

In addition to the weakness of overseas demand, Xiao Zeng believes that the factors affecting exports are sustained RMB appreciation and policy adjustment.

"The export tax rebate of textile and garment industry has been restored to last year's level only now, but this year the RMB has appreciated more than 6 points, which has greatly reduced the effectiveness of the policy and reduced the price competitiveness of textile and garment exports. The improvement in export situation is not surprising."

It is understood that China's textile and garment export enterprises do not have the advantage in bargaining power. Foreign businessmen will take advantage of the opportunity to lower prices, and the preferential export tax rebates can not be fully enjoyed by domestic enterprises.

But Li Zhixian, an analyst of Guotai Junan textile industry, disagrees with the insiders.

He believes that the export tax rebate increase in the short term has a positive impact on the export of textile and clothing.

Li Zhixian said that before the export rebate rate was raised, enterprises generally expected the export tax rebate to rise in June, so the enterprises would postpone the export contract as far as possible, so as to enjoy the benefits brought by the tax rebate increase.

Li Xian expects that exports will pick up in August or September.