Dyestuff Manufacturing Business

Dyestuff Manufacturing Business – What Things to Know Before Investing In this Business?

Opening a business in India is not much hard in today’s time. But entrepreneurs need to have a good considerate of market and knowledge about starting a industrial business. Otherwise, risks can lead to the collapse of your business. In this report, we incline to focus on things businessperson should know for starting a dyestuff manufacturing business. Dyestuff industry plays an important role in the financial expansion of the country. The Indian Dyestuff Industry, which was mainly ongoing to supply needs of native textile industry, now meets more than 95% necessity of the local market,. All ranges of dyes such as disperse, pigments and leather dyes are now being mass-produced in India. This industry is based on chemicals derivative of coal tar and the petrochemical industry. This business forms an imperative link in other chemical industry such as, leather, paper, paints and polymers etc. The textile industry is the major customer of dyestuffs and about 70% of the total construction is expended by this sector. The basic raw materials used for the manufacture of dyestuff are Toluene, Xylene and Naphthalene (BTXN). The technology working by the dyes sector has been well received in the International market. Some of our units have average joint projects abroad using their indigenous expertise.

NPCS’s detailed project report purposes to provide you with all the straightforward data required. The following are the vibrant points on why to participate in this business.

· Dye Industry in India – Growth of dyes and dye processing industry in India is basically a post independence occurrence. With the availability of basic feedstock and self-reliance in intermediates over five periods, the industry has attained self-sufficiency. . At present there are about 50 units in the systematized sector and 900 units in the small scale sector, with a total aggregate installed size of 1, 50,000 tonnes per annum. Two Western States viz Maharashtra and Gujarat account for over 90% of the dyestuff manufacture in the country. Several units, which were not obeying with Pollution control standards, have been shut down.

· Research and Development - Due to Interior and external rivalry, the margin of profits in the Dyes industries is quickly being increased. The concern is that there is low expenditure experienced for R&D. Expenditure incurred by Industry on R & D is only to the extent of 1-2% of their total sales, as compared to 5% being spent by other developed countries. Virtually no study work is being carried out to improve or invent new types of dyes. Examination is only being carried out to alter current unit processes and to advance yields and excellence of the finished products.

INDIA-ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF DYES(TONNES)

S. No.	Types of Dyes	Annual Production(in Tonnes)
1.)	Reactive	90,000
2.)	Disperse	40,500
3.)	Sulphur	7,500
4.)	Direct	7,500
5.)	Acid	30,000
6.)	Others	23,000

Demand of Dyestuffs - Textile sector is a major consumer of Dyestuffs. Reactive Dyes, Vat Dyes & Azo Dyes are mainly required for dyeing and printing of cotton fibres. Dyes are mainly consumed for dyeing synthetic fibers. Acid Dyes are expended in leather and woolen products. Many Superior Dyes & pigments are used in manufacture inks. Some also have multiple uses in diverse applications. The production of synthetic fibres accomplished during the year 2004-2005 to the extent of 18.86 lakhs MT. The Government's policy to promote export of cotton goods and sponsor blend of polyester fibres with cotton locally is likely to result in continued high demand for disperse dyes. Due to opposing conditions in the textile industry response for dyes demand has been damaged. However, as far as application and fastness criteria are concerned, there is no substitute for vat dyes. Thus demand for vat dyes is likely to remain steady in future. Dissolve dyes will create the largest marketplace with about 21% segment followed by direct dyes and reactive dyes with 16% and 11% individually.

For sensitive dyes, it is PROJECTED THAT MAXIMUM RESPONSE WILL BE FOR YELLOW, TRAILED BY

BLUE

Exports of Dyestuffs - Exports of dyes is gradually showing an upward leaning since the last two years. Major exports of dyes are to developed countries like Germany, U.K., U.S.A., Turkey, Singapore and Japan. Spreads of Dyes to Latin and African Countries have also started picking up. These are new developing markets for the Indian exporters. The industry has organized a future planned action plan for dyes and dyes intermediate and supposes to achieve a target of export of dyes from present Rs. 7000 Crores to Rs. 12000 crores by the end of this period. Financial and practical institutions so that a conducive atmosphere provided that a level playing field is created. The industry needs to create a set up to monitor very regularly the growth in exports and take necessary remedial action along the route – to achieve the targets. In India, the per capita intake of dyes is 50 gsm. Which is very low as associated to a world intake of 425 gsm.

Thus, dyestuff business tends to act as a major part for the economy. There is a incredible prospective for development of this subdivision in India. About 50% of dyestuff formed in India is exported outside. Bearing in mind all these, it is resolved from the article that dyestuff industrial business is a profitable venture. NPCS’s project consultancy and market study fields put in front the evolving scope for dyestuff production at the industrial level.

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