Contact Person : Mr. Minoru Nakamura
Ref. No. : 11148137
Status : Seller
Products : Knitting Machine
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : March 02, 2011
Saturday, 5 March 2011
Friday, 4 March 2011
Members of VDMA have high expectations for ITMA event
ITMA 2011 in Barcelona (22 – 29 September 2011) is on everyone’s lips in the sector. What are the comments of the exhibitors regarding the most important exhibition of the textile machinery industry? What can customers of the textile and garment industry worldwide expect from “Made in Germany” presented at ITMA? Please find below the CEO’s comments from the leading exhibitors of various sectors.Heinrich Trützschler, General Manager - Trützschler, Hall 2, Stand B 131
“At the attractive venue of Barcelona we expect a high visitor frequency for ITMA 2011, in particular from the growing markets of Latin America as well as Central and South East Asia. The expanding sector of technical textiles in particular will profit from an ITMA in Europe”.
Thomas Babacan, CEO Oerlikon Textile & COO OC Oerlikon - Hall 2, Stand D 130
“All renowned companies worldwide are represented at ITMA. This applies both to our internationally positioned company as well as to visitors from the textile industry, around 80% of whom will come from abroad."
Jochen Zaun, Managing Director - Georg Sahm, President VDMA Composite Technology, Hall 2, Stand D 118
"ITMA is the best platform for presenting innovative production technologies, as well as technical textiles. We will show there our latest developments in winding technology.“
Johann Philipp Dilo, Managing Associate - Dilo-Group, Hall 2, Stand B 101
“ITMA in Barcelona is the most important exhibition of the international textile machinery industry in 2011. Our innovations will attract decision makers of nonwovens industries worldwide.”
Heinz-Peter Stoll, Managing Associate - H. Stoll, Hall 3, Stand A 165 “Fira de Barcelona Gran Vía ranks among the most modern fairgrounds in Europe. Centrally situated between the airport and the city of Barcelona, ITMA 2011 will be quick and easy to reach. We are convinced that our customers from the flat knitting industry will highly appreciate both the first-class accessibility and the atmosphere of Barcelona.”
Dry Cleaning Machine Buying Leads
Contact Person : Mr. Jurchol De Piok
Ref. No. : 11142115
Status : Buyer
Products : Dry Cleaning Machine
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : February 28, 2011
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Sewing Thread Winding Machine Buying Leads
Contact Person : Mr. Suresh
Ref. No. : 11147862
Status : Buyer
Products : Sewing Thread Winding Machine
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : March 01, 2011
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
Ludhiana sewing machine & RMG sector fumes after budget
Ludhiana, the industrial hub of Punjab experienced a severe jerk on the last day of February, as Budget 2011 brought its key sewing machine and readymade garment (RMG) industries under the cover of central excise duty, thus compelling the sector representatives to launch an agitation against the decision.A central excise duty of 10 percent on branded garments and one percent on sewing machines has been proposed under the Budget for 2011-12 fiscal.
Clothing and sewing machine industries are the core industries of Ludhiana. Thus, distressed by the proposal of subjecting these core industries to central excise duty imposition, the industry representatives have forewarned of launching a protest against the government if it does not revoke this proposal.
Representatives of the sewing machinery industry have forewarned that, they will not accept this duty imposition and would totally close down their businesses if the government does not withdraw its decision. Also, it would not be feasible for the Rs. 3.5 billion industry to continue with the business if the duty is imposed.
The RMG manufacturers too have considered this duty to be harsh, and have urged the Centre to reconsider the same. Also, it is being claimed that, the move would certainly affect the small scale RMG producers, and would even lead to a rise in the prices of branded garments.
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
Colour Measuring Instruments Machine Buying Leads
Contact Person : Mr. Ahsan Ghazanfar
Ref. No. : 11139003
Status : Buyer
Products : Colour Measuring Instruments Machine
Posting Type : Regular Offer
Posting Date : February 23, 2011
We are back on the growth track - CEO of Uster
Uster Technologies AG, the leading high technology instrument manufacturer of products for quality measurement and certification for the textile industry, announced sales of CHF 132.8 million in FY 2010, an increase of 31.8% compared to the prior year figure of CHF 100.8 million. Growth was driven by significantly improved overall economic conditions in all major markets and the recovery in textile machinery investments spearheaded by the Asian markets, most notably China.The Group further strengthened its strong market position and delivered impressive margins. EBITA reached CHF 34.6 million (2009: CHF 22.7 million) improving the margin to 26.0%. The Group's net result amounted to CHF 20.8 million (2009: CHF 1.2 million). It was enhanced by one-off effects arising from the resolution of tax issues from earlier years. In 2010, Uster Technologies Ltd further decreased its net debt to CHF 76.5 million thereby demonstrating the Company's strong cash generation power.
In 2010, the textile industry experienced a sharp recovery. At the same time raw material prices, especially cotton, and yarn prices increased compared to their levels at the beginning of the year. The result was further emphasis on the importance of quality and enhanced interest in measuring and testing systems. This positive development was supported by an improvement in credit and trade financing terms for the Group's customers in all major markets. China continued to be the leader in the textile industry whilst the mid-Asian markets including India, Turkey, Bangladesh and Pakistan recovered from the economic instability of previous years.
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