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SUPPLY CHAIN = INTEGRATED CHAIN

SUPPLY CHAIN = INTEGRATED CHAIN. OVERVIEW OF OTHER INVESTMENT GOODS ALONG THE TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN. Preparation mcs for worsted spinning Preparation mcs for cotton spinning Mcs for producing man-made filaments Texturing mcs Spinning mcs Transport systems for spinning mills

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SUPPLY CHAIN = INTEGRATED CHAIN

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  1. SUPPLY CHAIN = INTEGRATED CHAIN

  2. OVERVIEW OF OTHER INVESTMENT GOODS ALONG THE TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN Preparation mcs for worsted spinning Preparation mcs for cotton spinning Mcs for producing man-made filaments Texturing mcs Spinning mcs Transport systems for spinning mills Doubling and twisting mcs Bobbin winding mcs Circular knitting mcs Flat knitting and warp knitting mcs Printing mcs Other finishing mcs Knitting Fibers Spinning Weaving preparation Weaving Finishing Weaving room equipment Warping mcs Sizing / slashing mcs Drawing-in mcs Warp-typing mcs Making-up Batching motions Cleaning installations Air-conditioning systems Air compressors Reed cleaning mcs Transport systems for weaving mills Monitoring system Fabric inspection mcs and equipment Sewing mcs Cloth laying and unrolling mcs Steaming mcs Non-woven Non-woven mcs Source: ITMA

  3. Inventories TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN Value, index: 100 = average retail price 100 5-13 Long throughout times of textile value chain lead to high costs 17% of total value is related to inventories 5-13% of total value is lost due to markdowns and stock-outs 41 83 11 20 2 Retail Wave housing and transport 18.5 12 1.5 2 Shirt ex factory (cut, sewn, packed) Ware housing and transport 11.5 12 0.5 Woven fabric ex factory 17 11.9 0.1 Yarn ex factory Total value Throughout times (days) 15 45 70 60 70 100 360 Theoretical minimal cycletime (days) 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 Source: STT; McKinsey; Team analysis

  4. Top 12 PICANOL Shipments 1999 1 China 803 2Mexico629 3Korea465 4USA439 5 Germany 258 6 Brazil 231 7 France 183 8 Italy 161 9 Spain 157 10 Taiwan 146 11 Turkey 125 12 Mauritius 84 9% 25% 41% 25% Europe N. Amer. Asia R.O.W.

  5. Region Firms Personnel Piemonte 1.300 28.000 Lombardia 10.055 104.043 Emilia Rom 2.054 12.692 Toscana 9.002 50.210 Marche 147 2.485 Abruzzi 1.150 15.700 Lazio 126 1.500 Puglia 248 2.408

  6. PICANOL WORLDWIDE GÜNNE BEREMCO Belgium PST CHINA EUROPE PICANOL PROFERRO MELOTTE INDONESIA 30 AGENTS CHINA ASIA PICANOL BRASIL GEREEDSHAPS- 20 AGENTS JAPAN UK MAKERIJ MELOTTE AFRICA PICANOL KOREA 12 AGENTS LCMC PICANOL AMERICAS AMERICA 16 AGENTS PROTRONIC OCEANIA PICANOL 2 AGENTS TURKEY SERVICE ORGANISATION SALES MANUFACTURING

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