The restructuring of the global textile equipment landscape highlights the technological breakthroughs and cost-effectiveness advantages of domestically produced finishing equipment, and the prospects for domestic substitution and overseas dual wheel drive are broad. In the past, the high-end market was dominated by European, Japanese, and Korean brands. Nowadays, domestic enterprises have achieved core technological breakthroughs in key equipment such as shaping, pre shrinking, washing, and coating, with performance close to international levels and prices only 60% -70% of imported equipment. Delivery and service are more advantageous.
Driven by the upgrading and technological transformation of domestic textile clusters, the market share of domestic high-end equipment continues to increase, and leading enterprises are shifting from single machine sales to whole line solutions and intelligent factory services. At the same time, emerging textile markets such as Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East are expanding their production capacity, and there is a strong demand for cost-effective post-processing equipment. The export of domestic equipment is steadily increasing, with an annual growth rate of over 12%. With the independent and controllable supply chain and the localization of core components, local enterprises will further seize global market share. China is moving from a major textile equipment country to a strong country, and post-processing equipment has become an important growth pole.