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Print Print 2023-12-22

Textile group: Jul-Nov exports decline 6.5pc to $6.88bn YoY

  • Country’s overall exports during July-November fiscal year 2023-24 total $12.172 billion (provisional)
Published December 22, 2023

ISLAMABAD: The country’s textile group exports declined by around 6.50 percent during the first five months (July-November) of the current fiscal year and stood at $6.883 billion compared to $7.361 billion during the same period of 2022-23, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) said.

The country’s overall exports during July-November fiscal year 2023-24 totaled $12.172 billion (provisional) against $11.942 billion during the corresponding period of last year showing an increase of 1.93 percent.

The data on exports and imports released by the PBS revealed that on a month-on-month (MoM) basis, textile exports registered 8.26 percent negative growth in November 2023 and stood at $1.318 billion compared to $1.437 billion in October 2023. On a year-on-year (YoY) basis, textile exports decreased by 7.21 percent in November 2023 when compared to $1.420 billion in November 2022.

July-May textile group exports fall 14.72pc to $15.029bn YoY

The exports in November 2023 were $2.573 billion (provisional) as compared to $2.690 billion in October 2023 showing a decrease of 4.35 percent but increased by 7.70 percent as compared to $2.389 billion in November 2022.

Cotton yarn exports increased by 50.30 percent during the first five months of the current fiscal year as it stood at $493.277 million compared to $328.197 million during the same period of last fiscal year.

On a year-on-year basis, cotton yarn exports registered 99.88 percent growth and stood at $85.713 million when compared to $42.882 million, while on a MoM basis, it registered seven per cent negative growth when compared to $92.160 million in October 2023.

Rice exports increased by 49.37 percent during the first five months of the current fiscal year and stood at $1.119 million when compared to $749.407 million during the same period of the last fiscal year.

Food group exports increased by 37.12 percent during the first five months of the current fiscal year and stood at $2.640 billion when compared to $1.925 billion during the same period of last fiscal year.

The main commodities of exports during November 2023 were knitwear (Rs 100,765 million), rice others (Rs 99,240 million), readymade garments (Rs 81,960 million), bed wear (Rs 58,701 million), cotton cloth (Rs 39,274 million), cotton yarn (Rs 24,473 million), towels (Rs 21,287 million), rice basmati (Rs 17,429 million), madeup articles (excl towels and bedwear) (Rs 16,656 million) and oil seeds, nuts and kernals (Rs 12,414 million).

Copyright Business Recorder, 2023

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Shahbaz Ali Dec 22, 2023 06:04am
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Shahid Kareem Dec 22, 2023 08:22am
The textile industry has long been a cornerstone of Pakistan's economy, contributing significantly to employment, exports, and industrial output. However, in recent years, the sector has faced a noticeable decline, posing challenges to the overall economic landscape of the country. Energy Crisis: Pakistan has grappled with chronic energy shortages, affecting the textile industry's production capacity. Frequent power outages and high energy costs have led to reduced operational efficiency and increased production expenses. While the decline of the textile industry in Pakistan is a multifaceted challenge, addressing these issues through strategic planning, investments, and collaborative efforts can pave the way for its recovery and resurgence on the global stage. The industry's success is intertwined with the overall economic prosperity of the country, making its revitalization a priority for sustainable development.
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Malik Umair Dec 22, 2023 09:36am
I need a bike for family support
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Humayun Dec 22, 2023 10:32am
The bad news is that the textile exports are down even compared to 2022 which was one of the worst years overall for Pakistan. Even with one of the worst base years for comparison we are still not doing well in statistics.
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Muhammad Khalid Noor Dec 22, 2023 11:13am
I am a Pakistani citizen, I have three children. Two Sons and one daughter and alhamdulilah they are topper since there pre nursery grades. I need one E-Bike for my daughter because she is now college going and always very difficult to commute her. I'll be really thankful to you for this kind favour. Respect & Regards
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Muhammad Khalid Noor Dec 22, 2023 11:22am
I am a Pakistani citizen, I have three children. Two Sons and one daughter and alhamdulilah they are topper since their pre nursery grades. I need one E-Bike for my daughter because she is now college going and always very difficult to commute her. I'll be really thankful to you for this kind favour. Respect & Regards
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TimetoMoVVeOn Dec 22, 2023 12:21pm
What is the COAS and his sifc doing.
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Aslam Tanoli Dec 22, 2023 02:19pm
Now this is real economic indicator which shows our economy is going down. No matter how much we deny or paint it well. We are doomed due to political engineering
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MIA Dec 24, 2023 07:19am
Good to economy that our exports increase by 11% and import declined. Focused on Pakistani products to benefit our industries.
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