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Presents
Knowledge Partner
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP ON
S P O R T STEXT ILE S
Office of Textile Commissioner,Ministry of Textiles, GOI
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Venue: Mayfair, Banquets, Worli, Mumbai
About FICCI….
FICCI is the rallying point for free enterprises in India. It has empowered Indian businesses, inthe changing times, to shore up their competitiveness and enhance their global reach.
With a nationwide membership of over 1500 corporates and over 500 chambers of commerceand business associations, FICCI espouses the shared vision of Indian businesses and speaksdirectly and indirectly for over 2,50,000 business units. It has an expanding direct membershipof enterprises drawn from large, medium, small and tiny segments of manufacturing,distributive trade and services. FICCI maintains the lead as the proactive business solutionprovider through research, interactions at the highest political level and global networking.
Set up in 1927, on the advice of Mahatma Gandhi, FICCI is the largest and oldest apex businessorganization of Indian business. Its history is very closely interwoven with the freedommovement. FICCI inspired economic nationalism as a political tool to fight againstdiscriminatory economic policies. That commitment, drive and mission continue in the ever-changing economic landscape of India, chasing always newer agenda.
In the knowledge-driven globalized economy, FICCI stands for quality, competitiveness,transparency, accountability and business-government-civil society partnership to spreadethics-based business practices and to enhance the quality of life of the common people.
FICCI-WRC also offers sectoral services in Gems & Jewellery, Boating, ProgressiveMaharashtra , Business Matching Services , Nutraceuticals, Wellness
FICCI has an active desk on Technical textiles which researches issues and explores potentialfor further growth. The techtex desk engaged in arranging conferences, seminars andworkshop on various areas of technical textiles thus creating a platform for discussion andgrowth. FICCI organized seminars on
FICCI has also taken the lead in the setting up
of Taskforce on Technical textiles at the
advice of PM's office. Based on its
recommendation FICCI had organized global
conference on Technical Textiles Industry in
April 2008 at Delhi which gave immense
benefit to the Industry. FICCI plans to
intensify its effort to promote all categories of
technical textiles.
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Technical Textiles, 2006
Medical Textiles, 2007
Automotive Textiles, 2007
Agrotextiles, 2008
Geosynthetics, 2009
Protective textiles, 2010
Medical Textiles, 2010
Media Partners
For More details Contact :Mr. Sachin Gosavi / Ms. Theresa PagareFICCI-WRC, Krishnamai, Plot No. 33-B,Sir Pochkhanwala Road, Worli, Mumbai - 400 030.Tel : 022-24968000, Fax : 022-24966631 / 32Mob : 9970920081 /90045 44177Email : [email protected] / [email protected]
� Sports nets, high performance swimwear and tents account for the remainingtechnical textiles consumption in Sportech with market size of Rs 5 crore, Rs 0.84crore and Rs 39 crore respectively in 2007-08. India exports around 40% of its sportsnets production and around 25% of its tents production. The usage of technical textiles insports nets and tents is expected to increase to Rs 30 crore and Rs 49.8 crore respectivelyby 2012-13.
Overall, the usage of technical textiles in the Sportech segment is expected to increasefrom Rs 2,632 crore in 2007-08 to around Rs 4,358 crore by 2012-13, growing at a CAGR of justbelow 11%.
Sportech segment of technical textiles is estimated to provide employment to 88,000people of whom number of technical employees is estimated at 70,000 and number ofnon-technical employees is estimated at 18,000.
The key impediments to growth of Sportech products are:-
Inadequate domestic demand
The raw materials and machinery for products like Ballooning fabric and Artificial turfsis not available in India which render these products expensive as compared to othermanufacturing countries
Demand for products like parachute fabrics, tents, etc is driven primarily by thedefence sector only
Sportech products are typically labour intensive, availability of skilled labour is amajor impediment to growth
Licenses and clearances required for products like Ballooning fabric are a majorimpediment as well.
This interactive workshop on Sports Textile focuses on building bridges between the Users andManufactures. It will provide thought leadership and strategic vision to the technical textileindustry in general and Sports textile in particular
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Market Size for Sportech (Value in Rupees Crores)
2007-08 2012-13
Production Imports Exports Domestic Domestic Export
Consumption Consumption Potential
Sports composites 455 13 175 293 410 352
(TT component)
Artificial turf - 26 - 26 52 -
Parachute Fabrics 7.4 0.35 1.5 6.25 7.25 1.7
Hot air balloons 0.11 0.07 - 0.18 0.25 -
fabric
Sleeping bags 27 3 18 12 20 20
Sports nets 18 - 13 5 6.7 17.4
Sports footwear 2,230 20 - 2,250 3,810 -
components
Sail Cloth - - - <1 lakh <1 lakh -
High Performance - 0.84 - 0.84 1.08 -
swimwear**
Tents 47 3 11 39 49.8 12
Total 2,785 67 219 2,632 4,358 403
** Tefers to high performance swimwear market in india and doeen’t include fashion swimwear available
in the market.
Technotex.gov.in
SPORTECH
OBJECTIVES
MARKET SIZE
Sportech segment comprises of technical textile products used in sports and leisure such asshoes, sports equipment, flying and sailing sports, climbing, angling, cycling, winter and summersports and indoor sports
The technical textile products covered under Sportech are as given below:-
Sports composites
Artificial turf
Parachute fabrics
Ballooning fabrics
Sail cloth
Sleeping bags
Sport nets
Sport shoes components
Tents
Swimwear
To generate awareness about the potential of Sports Textiles products.
To study the global and domestic market of Sports textiles industry.
To highlight the importance of standardisation & specification.
To focus on the usage of Sports Textiles products in the industry among governmentagencies, public-private sector, private infrastructure agencies.etc
To increase awareness about the application of Sports Textile products amongst end userindustry.
To emphasize on entrepreneurship development in this segment.
To bridge the gap and promote the partnership and collaboration between the stakeholders-government-end users.
The technical textiles usage in the Sportech segment is valued at Rs 2,632 crore in2007-08.The sports footwear components account for around 85% of the totalsegment value followed by technical textiles usage in sports composites with around11% share.
The sports footwear components are valued at Rs 2,250 crore and are expected to grow ataround 11% y- o-y over the next 5 years. The technical textiles usage in sportscomposites is valued at Rs 293 crore. Sport composites include inflatable balls(footballs, volleyball, basketballs, etc), cricket protective equipments and boxingequipments.Around 30% of the sports composites are exported.
Artificial turfs are valued at Rs 26 crore and account for about 1% of the segment only. Theartificial turfs are not manufactured in India and the demand is met through imports.
The usage of technical textiles in parachute fabrics, sleeping bags and hot air balloonfabrics is estimated as Rs 18.4 crore in 2007-08 which is expected to increase to Rs 28 croreby 2012-13. The consumption of sail cloth in India is negligible.
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