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The spinning industry in
The Group CEO of Saluja Exports V K Goyal told that during this part of the year, the spinning mills ideally have a stock of about 60 days, that has now decreased to 30-40 days.
Goyal added that, the forecast of increase in output to 32.5 million bales of cotton which is higher than last year’s output of 29.5 million bales, did not help the spinning units in running the spinning mills at full capacity.
“There is no gainsaying that the spinning units have been able to pass on the price revision of cotton but the margins are under immense pressure due to increasing cost of power, inflation and wages”. He added that the Government has allowed the export of 5.5 million bales that leaves 27 million bales for domestic market. Domestic consumption of 26 million bales would leave about 1 million bales as the opening stock for next year, which is too less.
According to Rana Polycot CEO M S Punni the increase in cotton price is a global phenomenon. Due to bad crops in
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There is a perception among textile units in the north that the cotton prices would slide in mid-December. As a consequ
S K JINDAL (SR.G .M)
GINNI INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
NEEMRANA(RAJ)
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