2017 Xinjiang Spinning Capacity Expected to Be 17-18 Million Spindles
Textile industry welcomes peak of development now in Xinjiang. According related report, there are around 34 textile companies in Bazhou now, up by 16 in 2016, with spinning capacity under construction at 4.5 million spindles and capacity having started operation at 3.30 million spindles. Demand for cotton was around 180kt in Bazhou and may rise to 220kt in 2017. Three large textile mills there focus on producing rayon yarn.
Alear Industrial Park introduced 179 companies, and there were 25 textile mills, with capacity at 1.48 million spindles and capacity having started operation at 0.57 million spindles. Cotton yarn production totaled around 96kt in 2016, and cotton consumption stayed at 80kt, which may rise to 120kt in 2017.
As for textile display in Xinjiang, related market player from domestic market stated that current spinning capacity in Xinjiang is around 13.60 million spindles, which is to rise to 20 million spindles by 2020. Textile capacity expansion in Xinjiang is faster than earlier plan. Spinning capacity in Xinjiang is expected to be 17-18 million spindles by end-2017, and reach 20 million spindles by the first half of 2018. Cotton consumption will be around 1500kt/year in Xinjiang by that time. Specific tempo still needs further observation.
2026-09-15
Trade Alert
Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox.
(We'll never share your email address with a third-party.)
Related News
-
Asahi Kasei Expands Planova Production with New Spinning Plant
-
Pharma Tariff Risk Pushes Global Drugmakers to Rebuild U.S. Supply Chains
-
Wanhua Shuts 1.1 Million-Tonne Yantai MDI Unit for 45-Day Maintenance
-
FDA Dye Phase-Out Push Opens a Bigger Window for Natural Color Solutions
-
U.S. API Dependence Turns Pharmaceutical Ingredients Into a National Security Issue
-
Glyphosate Faces New UK Pressure as EU Trade Alignment Returns to the Debate
-
Middle East Conflict Exposes Fragility of Global Fertilizer Supply Chains
-
"Zipper-Like" Opening and Closing of Hormuz Coupled with Russian Export Ban Send Energy and Chemical Prices Soaring
-
Germany Passes Healthcare Reform, Multinational Drugmakers Face 15.5% Mandatory Discount
-
Antidumping Pressure Hits the Chemical Chain as Chinese Exports Face Higher Barriers in Europe
Recommend Reading
-
From Painting Walls to Total Collapse: The RMB 152 Million Debt That Tore Off the Last Veil of Asia Chuangneng’s Paint Empire
-
China’s Chemical Time Bomb Just Got a Legal Fuse: The New Law That Could Save Thousands of Lives
-
Chevron Opens Oilfield Chemical Technology to Rivals
-
Synthomer Sells Its Last Upstream Chemical Business
-
Wuxi Yinda Nylon Acquires German Century-Old Chemical Giant Perlon
-
Premium Global Chemical Sourcing Requests (10-12Aug, 2026)
-
Business Society’s Market Outlook for Palm Oil on August 10, 2026: Volatile Rise
-
Business Society’s Market Outlook for Natural Rubber on August 10, 2026: Slight Consolidation
-
Business Society’s MIBK Market Outlook on August 10, 2026: Stable Operation
-
Geopolitical Premium Fades & Supply Easing Expectations Lead to Sharp Drop in Oil Prices