Some Textile Enterprises In Lushan Resumed Industry Successfully.

< p > May 7th morning, the reporter walked into a Lushan < strong > a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile > /a > /strong > limited, just arrived at the gate, then could hear the "rustle" of the textile machine in the workshop.

Entering the workshop, it is a busy scene in the 6 workshops of < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > strong > Qing Hua < /strong > /a > carding, tapeze, roving, spinning and winding.

Shu Ting min, general manager of the company, told reporters that the output value of the company reached 90 million yuan last year.

However, during the earthquake, the roof of the workshop was cracked, and some walls of the workshop were tilted. The equipment with high accuracy required displacement and distortion.

At that time, experts were invited to assess that it would be possible to partially resume production after at least 1 months.

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Zhang Delin, President of Lushan Textile Association, said that modern textile is one of the pillar industries in Lushan. In 2012, the output value reached 1 billion 300 million yuan, accounting for half of the output value of Industrial Enterprises above Designated Size in the county.

As the textile < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > strong > Machinery < /strong > /a > precision equipment, greatly affected by the earthquake, the county's 16 Textile Enterprises above Designated Size have ceased production.

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< p > Shu Tingmin said that after the power supply was restored in April 29th, the company immediately organized the staff to clear up the ruins, repair the equipment, and actively help themselves, and strive to resume production at an early date.

"More than ten of us are trying to pull the production line that is bent into a S type, and then go to the inspection and repair, and finally we can resume some production."

Due to the time needed for pporting raw materials and accessories, it is still necessary for the textile mill to resume production all the time.

Shu Minting told reporters that the biggest pressure on enterprises is capital.

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< p > however, Shu Ting min and his colleagues are pleased that the relevant departments are very concerned about them.

In the interview with reporters, the two banks of the banking system and the insurance system came to the company to understand the situation of the disaster and need help.

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< p > Hu Ronggang, vice president of the Ya'an branch of ICBC, told reporters that the vast majority of enterprises in Lushan County textile industry were undertaking credit loans at ICBC. After the earthquake, ICBC sent several working groups to each enterprise to understand and assist accordingly.

"We offer preferential treatment on floating interest rates, while increasing some loans to help enterprises resume production as soon as possible."

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< p > Liu Yu, director of Lushan development reform and economic and Commerce Bureau, said that after half a month's rush repairs, self-help and help from all sides, some enterprises in the two pillar industries of textile and new materials in Lushan county have begun to partially resume production.

The government will actively help enterprises, increase support for the construction of the park and improve the development of the industrial chain, so as to restore and even surpass the pre earthquake level of Lushan's industry.

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