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Galicia Is The Main Export Area For Spanish Textiles.

2010/7/23 9:29:00 37

According to Galicia

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Cointega-cluster textile Moda, the Galicia textile industry has more than 500 manufacturers.

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The total revenue is more than 10 billion euros, mainly due to the headquarters of Inditex group, which belongs to Galicia Zara, and Adolfo Dominguez is also in the Orense province of Galicia autonomous region.

Galicia is the main textile in Spain.

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Other areas include Fagafaga Tallon Nia (Catalunya), Madrid (Madrid) and Aragon (Aragon).

In the first quarter of this year (2010), the export volume of garments exported to Galicia was 500 million euros, a decrease of 14.31% over the same period (2009), which was larger than that in other regions: Catalunya fell 5.47%, Madrid decreased 2.2%, Aragon increased by 72.73%.

Galicia autonomous garments are mainly exported to Portugal (14.56%), France (13%), Italy (12.85%), Greece (7.7%) and the United Kingdom (7.07%).

Catalunya autonomous garments are mainly exported to France (22%), Portugal (14.03%), Italy (9.4%) and Turkey (5.16%).

Madrid autonomous clothing is mainly exported to Portugal (39.17%) and other European countries.

Last year, the export of Saudi Arabia to the United Kingdom and Turkey grew by more than 50%.

Aragon autonomous region garments are mainly exported to the EU countries, mainly Russia (14.21%) and Turkey (11.6%), growing by more than 100%. On the contrary, exports to the United States dropped by 70% and exports to Portugal also decreased by 3.92%.

Supplement:

Recently, the global luxury goods giant Versace said in a statement that the company plans to implement a restructuring spending plan aimed at ensuring the brand's solid development prospects. Versace will close 250 stores in the world.

The restructuring plan is based on Versace's bad business reality in 2009.

According to the 2009 annual performance report released by Versace, the company suffered a loss of 49 million euros in 2009.

Among them, the special expenditure of 37 million euros is considered to be the main reason for its loss.

As a "remedial measure" for huge losses, Versace's restructuring spending plan seeks to reduce operating costs to cope with the decline in world fashion and luxury consumption.

Versace will close 250 stores around the world, accounting for 1/4 of its total retail outlets.

In response, Versace general manager GianGiacomo Ferraris expressed the hope that the plan would help improve Versace's financial position. It is expected that Versace will get rid of losses in 2011 and make profits.

It is understood that by the global financial crisis, the impact of the sharp decline in consumer demand for luxury goods, Versace sales have declined from 336 million 300 thousand euros in 2008 to 268 million euros in 2009.