“BILLION DOLLAR

INDUSTRY IN THE
MAKING”
Presented By:
 Abhimanyu Chaudhary
 Nikhil Kumar
 Rishabh Mittal
 Saloni Singh
 Sudhanshu Patel
“BILLION DOLLAR
INDUSTRY IN THE
MAKING”
Presented By:
Abhimanyu Chaudhary
Nikhil Kumar
Rishabh Mittal
Saloni Singh
Sudhanshu Patel
 CONTENT
Introduction

Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Textiles

Personal Protective Essentials (PPEs)

Ramping up the production

2nd Largest PPE Manufacturer in 60 days

Major Manufactures of PPE in India

The Road Ahead

Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION
In the context of its socio-economic primacy for the Indian economy, which is second only to agriculture, the industry must
be given sufficient attention in academic and policy circles.

This article discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the globalized Indian textiles sector, given the primacy of the same
regarding social and economic realms of the country.

The study employs the method of assessing the impact of crisis from both demand and supply sides, which in turn generates
a combined impact. It is found that the crisis has manifold implications for this vital industry.

Be it from the angle of consumer demand or production networks, the calamity has made its presence felt across different
processes of the sector.

Indian Textile industry is one of the worst hit sectors due to COVID pandemic, announced by WHO on 11 th March 2020.

The virus also overwhelmed the global production capacity of PPE which is the most critical product to protect the frontline
health workers and other responders.
Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Textiles
FACTOR IMPACT CHALLENGES
Social Distancing Closure of big marketplaces Reduced consumer interest in
purchasing textile products,
Greater health safety
consciousness and risk aversion:
reduced domestic sales.

Consumer demand A general reduction in consumer The full impact may occur after a
demand due to social distancing, few months.
cutbacks in employment and
wages.

Exports Major Fallout for export-intensive Export prohibition of raw

sectors. materials, depressed global
demands etc. Challenges in the
exports front is significant.
Production Production activities coming to a
halt due to strict regulations of
social distancing norms.
Employment Significant impact on labour
welfare due to suspension of
activities.
Supply Chain Disruption in supply chain across
major textile producers, chiefly
China.
Suspended manufacturing
activity does not bode well for
the Indian textiles, since this
impacts exports, domestic
commodity stocks and the
employees adversely.
Large scale job losses and wage
cuts both across the textiles and
other industries due to dampened
economic outlook.
Garment manufactures must look
for alternative sourcing
opportunities beyond China.
Personal Protective Essentials
(PPEs)

Medical PPE Typically Contains:

 Face Shield
 Masks
 Gloves
 Gown or Coverall
 Head Cover
 Show Cover
 Eye Protection
Ramping Up the Production
 On March 1, two days before the World Health Organization (WHO) spoke of a global shortage of PPE, India
had no PPE coveralls suitable for Covid-19.
 . In January, there were only 275,000 PPE kits available, owing to timely import.
 Major shortages of PPE were being reported across the country, posing much danger for frontline workers
who tend to COVID-19 patients.
 An import dependent India then charted a journey to become not only self-sufficient but a world leader in
PPE manufacturing.
 While facilitating the activity of trade in the middle of a nationwide lockdown, the emergency control room
coordinated efforts with several state governments and ensured the supply chains of all raw materials
including fabric, zippers, tapes, requisite machinery were maintained 24*7.
2nd Largest PPE manufacturer in 60 days

• The situation has now recovered and an unknown turn wherein, as of date, India has about15.96 lakh PPE
equipments in the center- state buffer and orders for another 2.22 crore PPE equipment's have formerly been
placed to domestic manufacturers.

• Still, Bengaluru, Karnataka has come a vast mecca for PPE overall products in the country giving a figure of
nearly 50 per cent product, if we see Geographically.

• Until 31st May 2020, total product of PPE Body Coveralls from indigenous sources has crossed 1.1 Crore.
Major manufacturers in PPE

 Trident Group
 JCT Mills
 SCG Enterprises
 Arvind Mills
 Aditya Birla Group
 Sai Synergy
 Tiruppur Cluster Shree Healthcare
 Matrix Clothing
The Road Ahead
Some crucial points to address some of
the backups, and strengthen the force
distribution of PPE in both domestic and
cross-border trade:
 Local supply chain management
 Tie up with technology
 Import and import of rudiments
 CONCLUSION
Indian textiles sector within the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in a globalized
framework by discussing its sectoral linkages, repercussions and probable coping
strategies. The Indian textiles sector has been one of the worst hit sectors due to
COVID-19. Even prior to the pandemic, the industry suffered from some challenges
on both demand and supply sides. In addition, it is due to its socio-economic
primacy for the Indian economy, which is second only to agriculture, that the
industry must be given a comprehensive financial package to ameliorate its distress.
Failure to do so could imperil millions of already precarious jobs and livelihood.
THANK YOU
 CONTENT
Introduction

Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Textiles

Personal Protective Essentials (PPEs)

Ramping up the production

2nd Largest PPE Manufacturer in 60 days

Major Manufactures of PPE in India

The Road Ahead

Conclusion
 INTRODUCTION

In the context of its socio-economic primacy for the Indian economy, which is second only to agriculture, the industry must
be given sufficient attention in academic and policy circles.

This article discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the globalized Indian textiles sector, given the primacy of the same
regarding social and economic realms of the country.

The study employs the method of assessing the impact of crisis from both demand and supply sides, which in turn
generates a combined impact. It is found that the crisis has manifold implications for this vital industry.

Be it from the angle of consumer demand or production networks, the calamity has made its presence felt across different
processes of the sector.

Indian Textile industry is one of the worst hit sectors due to COVID pandemic, announced by WHO on 11 th March 2020.

The virus also overwhelmed the global production capacity of PPE which is the most critical product to protect the
frontline health workers and other responders.
Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Textiles
FACTOR IMPACT CHALLENGES
Social Distancing Closure of big marketplaces Reduced consumer interest in
purchasing textile products,
Greater health safety
consciousness and risk aversion:
reduced domestic sales.

Consumer demand A general reduction in consumer The full impact may occur after a
demand due to social distancing, few months.
cutbacks in employment and
wages.

Exports Major Fallout for export-intensive Export prohibition of raw

sectors. materials, depressed global
demands etc. Challenges in the
exports front is significant.
Production Production activities coming to a
halt due to strict regulations of
social distancing norms.
Employment Significant impact on labour
welfare due to suspension of
activities.
Supply Chain Disruption in supply chain across
major textile producers, chiefly
China.
Suspended manufacturing activity
does not bode well for the Indian
textiles, since this impacts
exports, domestic commodity
stocks and the employees
adversely.
Large scale job losses and wage
cuts both across the textiles and
other industries due to dampened
economic outlook.
Garment manufactures must look
for alternative sourcing
opportunities beyond China.
Personal Protective Essentials
(PPEs)

Medical PPE Typically

Contains:
• Face Shield
• Masks
• Gloves
• Gown or Coverall
• Head Cover
• Show Cover
• Eye Protection
Ramping Up the Production
• On March 1, two days before the World Health Organization (WHO) spoke of a global shortage of PPE, India
had no PPE coveralls suitable for Covid-19.
• . In January, there were only 275,000 PPE kits available, owing to timely import.
• Major shortages of PPE were being reported across the country, posing much danger for frontline workers
who tend to COVID-19 patients.
• An import dependent India then charted a journey to become not only self-sufficient but a world leader in
PPE manufacturing.
• While facilitating the activity of trade in the middle of a nationwide lockdown, the emergency control room
coordinated efforts with several state governments and ensured the supply chains of all raw materials
including fabric, zippers, tapes, requisite machinery were maintained 24*7.
 2nd Largest PPE manufacturer in 60 days

• The situation has now recovered and an unknown turn wherein, as of date, India has about15.96 lakh PPE
equipments in the center- state buffer and orders for another 2.22 crore PPE equipment's have formerly been
placed to domestic manufacturers.

• Still, Bengaluru, Karnataka has come a vast mecca for PPE overall products in the country giving a figure of
nearly 50 per cent product, if we see Geographically.

• Until 31st May 2020, total product of PPE Body Coveralls from indigenous sources has crossed 1.1 Crore.
Major manufacturers in PPE

• Trident Group
• JCT Mills
• SCG Enterprises
• Arvind Mills
• Aditya Birla Group
• Sai Synergy
• Tiruppur Cluster Shree
Healthcare
• Matrix Clothing
The Road Ahead
Some crucial points to address
some of the backups, and
strengthen the force distribution
of PPE in both domestic and
cross-border trade:
• Local supply chain
management
• Tie up with technology
• Import and import of
rudiments
 CONCLUSION
Indian textiles sector within the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in a
globalized framework by discussing its sectoral linkages,
repercussions and probable coping strategies. The Indian textiles
sector has been one of the worst hit sectors due to COVID-19. Even
prior to the pandemic, the industry suffered from some challenges
on both demand and supply sides. In addition, it is due to its socio-
economic primacy for the Indian economy, which is second only to
agriculture, that the industry must be given a comprehensive
financial package to ameliorate its distress. Failure to do so could
imperil millions of already precarious jobs and livelihood.
THANK YOU