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India'S Clothing Market Is Not Made In China.

2012/3/11 21:14:00 7

2011 is my fourth year in contact with the India market. Every time I go to India, shopping in shopping malls to see goods is one of the important lessons to stimulate investment inspiration. Whether clothes or shoes, up to the latest fashion, the price changes from the same to the same commodity, the labels to the innermost productive places are very important sources of information.

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In several large shopping malls, including Oberoi Shopping Mall and Phoenix City Mall, like many shopping centers around the world, there will be many fashion shops displaying the latest styles. There are three important changes in recent two years.

First of all, international brands have been stationed in the India market, including Zara and H&M at the middle end, and some high-end brands such as Coach and Burberry. It is said that they only appeared in India market in two years. Second, the emergence of India local brands, including Tantra, Zovi and Sher Singh, all of which are

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In fact, the India market has already launched the brand clothing listed company, which is an important milestone in the gradual development of the emerging market. But for domestic readers, there are third major changes, including Nike, Adidas or Converse and Fila. Regardless of whether the brand is behind Chinese capital or foreign capital, compared with the 2008-2009 years, most of the sports shoes and casual wear in India market are not easy to find products made in China. The observation production label is mostly from Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh and India.

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There is a lot of significance in the investment scope of emerging markets, and the pfer of manufacturing is a level. The growth of demand for industrial loans is also a dimension. If the number of production areas in these shopping malls increases, the future investment outlook of the production market will be more noticeable. In this survey, I visited several foreign investment companies who set up factories here. According to them, the wages of India workers are about 1/7 to 1/8 of the same workers in China. Although India's infrastructure is lacking, the caste system also makes foreign enterprises have unimaginable management difficulties, but low wages and India rupees also have a significant depreciation. The pfer of supply is a major event.

For this phenomenon, Morgan Stanley India strategist Ridham believes that India currently accounts for about 18% of the world's population, but the scale of the manufacturing industry is only 6% of the world, and this proportion will further improve in the future. For this reason, there are already many foreign investment decisions in 2013-2015 years, and India's economic growth will surpass China. After investigation, I can see that the possibility is not small.