Tag: #Textile
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Pakistan’s Rs 6.6 Trillion Textile Catastrophe
By Fazeel Asif. How We Confused Currency Collapse with Export Success Pakistan’s textile industry appears to have delivered good news. Export earnings rose from Rs 3.28 trillion in 2021-22 to Rs 5.01 trillion in 2024-25. Policymakers cite this as proof that currency depreciation revived export competitiveness. It didn’t. TikTok to bring FIFA World Cup 2026…
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26% Women Attached with Textile Business in Pakistan: World Bank
According to the World Bank, 26% women are attached with the textile business in Pakistan.
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Textile Workshop Opened in Daban
LANZHOU, March 10 (Xinhua/APP): As soon as the Spring Festival holiday wrapped up, a textile workshop in a mountain-locked northwestern Chinese town reopened. The machines rumbled as locals were speeding up the work to deliver the first orders in the year of the Ox Ma Tingxiao, 32, was carefully inspecting several spools of polyester sewing thread…
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APTMA Punjab Chairman for New Textile Policy
The APTMA Punjab Chairman wants a new textile policy.
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GIDC Issue Discussed with APTMA and Fertiliser Industry
The GIDC issue was discussed with APTMA and the fertiliser industry.
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Pakistan positive economic indicators encouraging for apparel sector: PHMA
LAHORE, August 19 (Online): The Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers & Exporters Association (PHMA) has welcomed the positive economic indicators and growth recovery, as Pakistan trade deficit has dropped by 10.24% in July 2020 while exports have registered an increase of 6% from $1.88 billion last year to $2 billion during this period. PHMA vice chairman Shafiq…
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Chairman APTMA Urges Govt to End Post Budget Uncertainty
LAHORE: The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Chairman Syed Ali Ahsan has urged the government to end post budget uncertainty, which is adversely impacting production, employment and exports in the country. He was addressing a press conference on Monday afternoon. Patron-in-Chief APTMA Gohar Ejaz was also present on the occasion. While highlighting the situation…
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Textile Industry Circles Urge Govt to Formalize Informal Sector to Ensure Level Playing Field for Domestic Industry
LAHORE: The textile industry circles have stressed the point that the informal trade should be formalized in domestic commerce, as only fifty percent of domestic commerce is being fed by the local industry and remaining 50 percent is the share of informal trade, including smuggling, misdeclaration under worn clothing, under invoicing and official import. The…