Powered by @Lattice Technologies Pvt. Ltd. November 2024 Foreword "Out of difficulties grow miracles." This poignant statement by Jean de La Bruyère aptly encapsulates the resilience and evolution of India's technical textile industry. From navigating significant challenges and periods of slow growth, the sector is now poised for remarkable expansion, expected to surge from US$ 29B in 2022-23 to an impressive US$ 123B by 2035. This growth is not just substantial in terms of scale but pivotal in embedding technical textiles into a plethora of industrial applications, highlighting their increasing indispensability across sectors. This ascent is largely fueled by strategic initiatives such as the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, coupled with a global demand surge during the COVID-19 pandemic which initially boosted Indian exports to record highs. However, the sector has recently faced some deceleration, experiencing a Ashish Dhir Abhishek Maiti slowdown in imports and exports amidst a backdrop of global economic Senior Director, Consumer and Retail Director, Industrial Goods & Services stagnation post-2022. This report provides an in-depth exploration of the technical textile industry, focusing particularly on detailed trade data analysis at both global and Indian levels. While we assess the current market size, our emphasis lies in understanding the complexities of trade dynamics that influence this sector. We evaluate the significant impact of government incentives that have spurred innovations and adaptations within the industry. Additionally, the report delves into the key challenges and emerging growth trends, offering insights through rich case studies. These case studies not only underscore groundbreaking advancements but also illustrate their practical applications and effects on global and local scales. 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Discover how 1Insights not only informs but revolutionizes your understanding of India’s technical textiles landscape, helping you make informed, growth-oriented decisions. - Executive Summary Indian Technical Textile market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 11.7% from US$ 29B in CY22 to reach US$ 123B in CY35 US$ 29B US$ 123B (Indian Technical (Indian Technical Textile Industry market Textile Industry market size in CY22) size by CY35) US$ 2.5B 11.7% US$ 2B (Indian Technical (Indian Technical (CAGR of Indian Technical Textile total imports Textile total exports Textile market in CY23) in CY23) CY22-35) -3% -4% (CAGR of Indian (CAGR of Indian Technical Textile Technical Textile exports CY21-23) imports CY21-23) - Indian TT Market Size and Categories The Indian Technical Textile industry is estimated to grow at CAGR of 11.7% to reach US$ 123B in CY35 Indian Technical Textile market size Indutech Clothtech Mobiltech Buildtech Industrial brushes, Interlinings, labels, Seat cover, Floor and wall (US$ B, CY22-35P) ropes & cordages, elastic narrow upholstery, tyre coverings, coated abrasives, fabrics, shoelaces, cord fabrics, tufted scaffolding nets, ~123 drive belts, conveyor hook and loop carpet, seat belts, awnings & belts, etc. fastener, umbrella helmets etc. canopies, etc. cloth, badges etc. CAGR 12% Hometech Meditech Agrotech Packtech Pillows, mattresses, Contact lenses, Bird protection nets, Wrapping fabric, blinds, mosquito baby diapers, crop covers, fishing soft luggage, tea nets, carpet sanitarynapkins, nets, shade nets, bag filter paper, backing cloth, surgicalsutures & mulch mats, etc. woven jute ~45 filters, curtains etc. disposables, etc. sacks, etc. CAGR 15% ~29 ~22 Protech Oekotech Sportech Geotech Bullet-proof Sports nets, Geo-composites, Waste CY21 CY22 CY35P CY26P protective clothing, management, parachutes, artificial geo-bags, geogrids, high visibility clothing, grass and turfs, sport geonets, geotextile environmental fire retardant protection, composites, hot-air tubes etc products, etc. recycling, etc balloons, etc Note(s): Market size is evaluated using pegged growth rates at 11.7% till CY26 till CY35 © 1Lattice | 04 Source: Industry reports, FICCI, Invest India,1Lattice analysis Major Players Technical Textiles market comprises various players across industries Major Technical Textiles Players in India Source(s): Industry reports, Secondary Research, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 05 Global Trade Analysis Global Technical Textile trade dynamics and India’s play India’s footprint in Technical Textile Trade Importers* (Imports in CY23) 2,075M 2,528M 1. USA (US$ 33B | 16%) US$ 424B Value of India Value of Indian 2. Germany (US$ 14B | 7%) Global Market in CY23 Imports** in US$ 2023 Exports** in US$ 2023 3. France (US$ 8B | 4%) 4. China (US$ 7B | 4%) 5. Japan (US$ 7B | 3%) CAGR 16. India (US$ 4B | 2%) CY13-23 2,528 6% Categories* 1,465 2,075 TOP (Imports in CY23) 4% 1. Meditech (US$ 46B | 23%) 1,406 2. Buildtech (US$ 33B | 16%) 3. Indutech (US$ 29B | 14%) 5 CY13 CY14 CY15 CY16 CY17 CY18 CY19 CY20 CY21 CY22 CY23 4. Mobiltech(US$ 22B | 11%) 5. Clothtech (US$ 22B | 11%) Imports Exports (US$ M) Exporters* Import Export Key Inferences (Exports in CY23) 1. China (US$ 64B | 29%) 2. Germany (US$ 17B | 8%) 0.7% 3. USA (US$ 15B | 7%) CAGR 4. Italy (US$ 7B | 3%) CY18-23 • India’s share of global th th 5. Vietnam (US$ 7B | 3%) exports is 1.5% 16 18 18. India (US$ 3.4B | 1.5%) • Imports have Biggest Importer Biggest Exporter increased at 4% CAGR in the World in the World Note: * Analysis done at 6-digit level, at global level each country manages 8/10 digits differently ** Analysis done at 8-digit level for Indian Trade data © 1Lattice | 06 Source: ITC Trade Map, Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, 1Lattice analysis Indian Exports Analysis Exports slumped to ~US$ 2.6B in CY23-24 from ~US$ 2.7B in CY21-23, with a CAGR of -3%; Packtech and Indutech comprised majority of exports in CY23-24 CY21-22 CY22-23 CY23-24 CAGR Share (%) Segments (US$ M) (US$ M) (US$ M) (CY21-23) (CY23-24) Agrotech 91 104 104 4% 4% Buildtech 40 45 40 -1% 2% Clothtech 245 174 159 -13% 6% Technical Geotech 34 32 43 8% 2% Textiles Export Hometech 137 134 137 0% 5% market in India Indutech 673 590 628 -2% 25% India has experienced slump in the trade of technical textile products but has 149 155 151 0.5% 6% Meditech been a net exporter Exports slumped from the Mobiltech 239 284 318 10% 13% high of US$ 2.7B in CY21-22 to US$ 2.5B in CY23-24 with 1,087 1,017 834 -8% Packtech 33% a YoY decline of -3% 41 67 66 18% 3% Protech 41 48 47 5% 2% Sportech 0 0 1.2 - 0% Oekotech Total 2,778 2,650 2,527 -3% 100% Note: Analysis done at 8-digit level for Indian Trade data © 1Lattice | 07 Source(s): ITC Trade Map, 1Lattice analysis Indian Import Analysis Technical Textile imports in India reduced by 4% to ~US$ 2B in CY23-24; Mobiltech and Indutech makes up the bulk of imports in CY23-24 CY21-22 CY22-23 CY23-24 CAGR Share (%) Segments (US$ M) (US$ M) (US$ M) (CY21-23) (CY23-24) Agrotech 47 45 47 -1% 2% Buildtech 20 25 28 11% 1% Clothtech 280 265 164 -16% 8% Technical Geotech 24 25 31 8% 2% Textiles Import Hometech market in India 252 295 249 0% 12% Indutech 682 703 596 -4% 29% Imports declined to US$ 2.06B in CY23-24 with a YoY growth of -14% Meditech 139 124 101 -10% 5% Segments like Mobiltech (33%), Mobiltech 778 793 674 -5% 33% Indutech (29%) fell, suggesting a shift in demand in India's technical textiles market Packtech 81 79 99 7% 5% Protech 24 24 44 23% 2% Sportech 23 33 28 7% 1% Oekotech 0 0 2 - 0% 2,351 2,411 2,062 -4% 100% Total Note: Analysis done at 8-digit level for Indian Trade data © 1Lattice | 08 Source(s): ITC Trade Map, 1Lattice analysis Growth drivers The growth in Indian Technical Textile industry can be attributed to factors such as higher disposable income, import substitution, changing regulation & higher acceptance Key growth drivers of Indian Technical Textile industry Growth drivers Description Increasing disposable India's Gross National Disposable Income (GNDI) has risen by 14.5% for year CY22-23 and is expected to income accelerate further , driven by a stronger economy Changing Government is proactively promoting the adoption of specialized technical textile products in certain sectors regulations (automotive, healthcare, infrastructure, etc) Hygiene / sanitation Post-COVID, the Indian technical textile industry became vital, with high consumer demand for hygiene and benefits sanitation products, opening strong export opportunities in medical textiles Improved product Technical textiles products, prioritizing functionality, are elevating the end-user experience, urging consumers to experience adopt high-quality and durable options Indigenous production has gradually replaced volume & scale-dependent technical textile imports, leading to Import substitution economic development & value retention in the economy Government Schemes & initiatives such as NTTM, PLI, PM MITRA Scheme, Standards in technical textiles, New HSN Codes, initiatives etc., were taken to boost the sector Source(s): Secondary Research, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 09 Government Incentives ~INR 125 lakh crore (~US$ 1.5 Trillion) National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) to change the landscape of Indian Technical textile Industry NIP budget allocation across sectors India to invest ~INR 125 lakh crore by CY25 on infrastructure across roads, rail, ports and housing Share Value (INR lakh crore) HOUSING JAL 26.9 FOR ALL JEEVAN 10-12 Million INR 3.5 lakh houses in urban crore 20.3 and 29.5 Million by CY24 to 19.2 units in rural provide safe under affordable drinking water housing to all rural 13.7 households 8.9 BHARATMALA SAGARMALA 7.7 66,926 kms INR 8 lakh of highways to crore 3.9 connect 550 for post 3.1 3.1 1.7 districts modernisation 1.4 1.2 through >577 projects during CY15-CY35 Ports Agriculture Indl. Infra Rural Infra Railways Roads FRIEGHT UDAAN Airports Digital Infra Social Infra Irrigation Urban Infra Energy CORRIDOR 100 10,000 new airports route kms (4 over next 20 corridors) of Icons in Blue Colour are Sectors Icons in Purple Colour are Sectors with years which 1,949 kms with Geosynthetics applications non-Geosynthetics applications constructed Source: National Infrastructure Pipeline - Report of the task Force Volume III – A, B, Department of Economic Affairs, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 10 Institutional Buying Technical Textiles are driving large-scale procurement across Indian ministries, fueling innovation and progress across multiple sectors Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Ministry of Road & Farmers’ Welfare Railways Transport & Highways Agro-based products Fire-retardant fabrics Geotextiles (both synthetics & such as insect net, shade used for seats and natural fibres) for increasing net, vermi-bed, micro berth covers, coach road quality and life for irrigation pipe, etc. linings, mattresses highways and expressways; and other geotextiles coir geotextiles are used for rural roads Ministry of Ministry of Ministry of Health Shipping Home Affairs & Family Welfare Geobags, geotubes Bullet proof jackets, flame Meditech products such and geomembranes retardant tents, curtains as adhesive plasters, at seaports to prevent and range of upholstery, single use surgical masks, shoreline erosion fire fighter suits and bandage elastic adhesive, gloves and various other adhesive plaster and protective work wear surgical cotton wool © 1Lattice | 11 Case Studies: Geotextiles Geotextiles are enhancing stability and resilience in EU railways and airports, ensuring long- lasting infrastructure improvements Application location About the company Product used Challenge addressed Reinforcement and BontexGeo is a Belgian provider Bontec® NW 25 is a thermally Objective: Construction of tunnel system to withstand drainage solution for of geosynthetic products which bonded, needle punched the pressures of subsoil movement and maintain Liefkenshoek Railway specialises in durable & nonwoven geotextile from stability and durability and also prevent intermixing Tunnel in Antwerp, effective civil engineering 100% virgin polypropylene of different soil layers Belgium solutions for diverse markets Solution: ~130,000 m² Bontec NW 25 by BontexGeo, a like transportation, geotextile used as a separation layer between subsoil environmental protection and granular material which also acted as filter maintaining drainage capacity and structural stability of tunnel Impact: The solution improved long-term performance by improving lifespan of construction materials. Solution also allowed for quicker installation and durable construction of the tunnel infrastructure Comprehensive TenCate is a Georgian designer TenCate Polyfelt® PGM G Objective: Rehabilitate the deteriorating runway at Rehabilitation and and manufacturer of 100/100 is a composite Prague Airport, ensuring it meets the required safety Safety Enhancement of geosynthetic products which geosynthetic material and quality standards for international aviation amid Prague Airport's Runway , are designed to solve specific combining polypropylene increasing load stresses and severe climatic Czech Republic challenges in civil engineering non-woven and glass fiber conditions to enhance the durability, yarns, used as an asphalt Solution: TenCate Polyfelt® PGM G 100/100, a safety, and environmental interlayer to enhance geosynthetic material served as an asphalt interlayer sustainability of projects pavement stability for the runway resurfacing, employing two layers of 6 cm each, also provided crucial stress relief and reinforcement Impact: The solution significantly extended the runway's lifespan, reduced maintenance costs, and enhanced pavement quality. The choice of this geosynthetic material for its proven reliability and excellent cost-benefit ratio Source(s): Company websites, Press releases, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 12 Case Studies: Protech Protech innovations are enhancing mobility and protection for Israeli defense forces, driving operational efficiency in challenging combat environments Product Showcase About the company Product used Challenge addressed Lightweight Missile Marom Dolphin Ltd., based in The advanced missile Objective: Develop a lightweight, durable Carrying Solution for Israel, specializes in carrying backpack utilizes missile-carrying backpack for the IDF to enhance soldier Enhanced Mobility, advanced tactical and high-performance ballistic mobility without sacrificing functionality in combat Israel protective gear for military nylon , designed to enhance Solution: Marom Dolphin u tilized high-performance and law enforcement, known mobility and safety for ballistic nylon, optimizing the backpack for for integrating cutting-edge military applications ultra-lightweight and robust strength. The design safety technologies included ergonomic features for better load distribution and mobility Impact: The redesigned backpack improved operational efficiency and met IDF's stringent requirements for mobility and safety, enabling more effective deployment in combat scenarios Advanced Polaris Solutions, based in Kit 300 is a dual-purpose, Objective: Enhance the camouflage capabilities of the Camouflage Solution Israel, specializes in 500-gram camouflage Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) with Kit 300, a state-of-the-art for Enhanced IDF survivability products . The sheet that serves as both gear designed to improve soldier invisibility against Mobility and company leads in a concealment tool and advanced night-vision and thermal imaging technologies Invisibility, Israel camouflage technology, with a stretcher, optimizing encountered in combat with adversaries like Hezbollah Kit 300 as its flagship product, functionality and Solution: Kit 300, utilizes thermal visual concealment enhancing soldier invisibility adaptability in the field (TVC) technology. This innovative material blends and protection microfibers, metals, and polymers to effectively mask the thermal signatures of soldiers, offering a lightweight, versatile solution that doubles as a stretcher Impact: Kit 300 has significantly enhanced the IDF's operational efficiency and met rigorous safety and mobility standards, ensuring more effective soldier deployment in diverse combat scenarios Source(s): Company websites, Press releases, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 13 Case Studies: Sportech Sportech advancements are revolutionizing athlete performance through real-time monitoring and customized footwear, pushing the boundaries of sports technology Product Showcase About the company Product used Challenge addressed Advanced Biometric Nextiles, based in the USA, The Nextiles Arm Sleeve uses Objective: Optimize arm health and Monitoring Solution integrates cutting-edge embedded sensors to track performance in training by providing real-time for Optimized Athlete sensor technology into arm movements and stress, data to manage workload and prevent injuries Performance, USA fabrics to monitor athletic paired with the Nextiles Solution: The Arm Sleeve tracks throwing performance and improve Performance App for data mechanics and other arm movements to training outcomes analysis and trend monitoring provide immediate feedback on performance and risk of injury, aiding in precise training adjustments Impact: The technology enables athletes and coaches to make informed decisions about training intensity and recovery, reducing injury risk and better fatigue tracking Revolutionary Adidas, a global leader in the STRUNG technology by Adidas Objective: Create highly customized footwear Footwear Technology sporting goods industry, has utilizes robotic thread that adapts to individual athlete's needs, for Customized developed STRUNG, a placement to create footwear enhancing performance and comfort Athletic Performance, futuristic footwear technology uppers that adapt to an Solution: STRUNG technology involves a robotic Germany using data-driven thread athlete's foot movement and process that precisely places threads based on placement for optimized biomechanical needs athlete data, resulting in footwear that supports athletic performance specific movement patterns and enhances athletic efficiency Impact: Adidas STRUNG shoes offer tailored support and flexibility, improving athletic performance and providing a custom fit that responds dynamically to movement, setting a new standard in sports footwear design Source(s): Company websites, Press releases, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 14 Innovation Welspun introduces HygroCotton Technology, offering temperature-regulating and moisture- absorbing fabrics designed for premium hygiene and healthcare products BREATHABLE Unique 100% cotton hollow–core yarn BETTER OVER TIME ABSORBANT lets air in to wick Softer and more away moisture Unique 100% cotton comfortable, wash hollow–core yarn • Welspun's HygroCotton Technology after wash absorbs more leverages advanced technical textile innovation by employing a unique spinning process that creates non-woven fabrics with hollow core cotton yarn • This feature enhances the fabric's temperature regulation and moisture absorption, making it ideal for premium hygiene and healthcare applications FAST DRYING ADAPTABLE Dries quicker than Temperature control anything one can –keeping one cool imagine in the summer and warm in winter SOFTER Towels bloom after washing to get softer and fluffier Source(s): Company websites, Press releases, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 15 Innovation Rajshree Fabric’s UV Treated Non-Woven Fabric offers sun protection and uniform ventilation, ideal for agriculture Non-woven manufacturing CLIMATE CONTROL Creates suitable microclimate for growth & development • Rajshree Fabric’s UV Treated Non-Woven Fabric has specialized UV stabilizers/absorbers agents in it which CHEMICAL REDUCTION ensures protection against sun rays Reduction in the need for • This fabric basically create a microclimate chemical treatment of plants providing uniform ventilation. It is mostly used in agriculture field WEATHER PROTECTION Protects from hailstorms, frost, and heavy gusts of wind Source(s): Company websites, Press releases, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 16 Challenges Key challenges hindering growth in India's Technical Textile industry: investment, technology, skills deficits and low awareness Insufficient R&D Limited Access to Shortage of Skilled Technology Low Awareness Investment Advanced Machinery Workforce Deficit Among Stakeholders • Investment in • High-quality • Less than 5% of the • India struggles with • Many end-users and research and machinery required workforce is formally a shortage of industries lack development for for producing trained in technical cutting-edge sufficient knowledge technical textiles advanced technical textiles, resulting in a machinery of the diverse remains limited, textiles is often shortage of necessary for applications and slowing innovation imported, leading to specialized manufacturing benefits of technical and reducing the high costs and professionals. advanced technical textiles, affecting sector’s potential for reduced textiles. adoption rates. • The lack of breakthroughs. competitiveness. industry-relevant skills • India remains reliant • There is a significant • There is a need for • Indian manufacturers hinders productivity, on imported gap in educational stronger face tough slowing down the equipment and programs aimed at collaboration competition from growth of the sector technologies, limiting spreading between industry, European companies and its ability to the ability to awareness among academia, and known for their compete innovate locally and entrepreneurs, government to drive advanced machinery. internationally. compete globally. workers, and innovation. industries. 01 02 03 04 05 Source(s): Invest India, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, 1Lattice analysis © 1Lattice | 17 Way forward Way forward To accelerate the growth trajectory of India’s By focusing on export promotion and establishing technical textiles industry, which has already stringent quality standards, Indian technical reached a market size of US$ 29B in CY22-23 and is textiles can gain global recognition. This will not projected to grow at a CAGR of 15% during CY23-27, only generate valuable foreign exchange but also strategic interventions are essential. position India as a reliable and trusted supplier in the international market. The Indian government must continue to play a pivotal role by deepening and expanding initiatives Upskilling the workforce and enhancing the such as the National Technical Textiles Mission. This education ecosystem are crucial for sustaining mission, coupled with the development of growth in the technical textiles sector. This will dedicated technical textile parks, is crucial for ensure a steady supply of skilled professionals to establishing a robust infrastructure that supports meet industry demands innovation and industrial growth. Encouraging R&D in areas like functional finishes, A robust regulatory framework is crucial for smart textiles with embedded technology, and promoting competition and ensuring quality. By nanocomposites will be paramount. This empowers setting clear guidelines and testing procedures, the Indian manufacturers to develop next-generation government and industry bodies can create a level technical textiles, catering to the sectors like playing field, boost investor confidence, and protect agriculture, healthcare, construction, and defense. consumers from substandard products By working cohesively, the government and the By adopting cutting-edge technologies and industry can unlock the immense potential of materials , Indian manufacturers can create technical textiles in India. Through strategic high-performance technical textiles for various planning, a focus on innovation and export applications. This includes geotextiles for promotion, and the creation of a well-regulated infrastructure, medical textiles for healthcare, and ecosystem, this sector can be woven into the fabric protective textiles for safety across different sectors. of India's growth story. 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