Key Challenges and Response Strategies
Cost pressure: Environmental technology investment and rising energy prices may squeeze profits, which needs to be balanced through scaling up and technology cost reduction.
Technical barriers: Small and medium-sized enterprises need to collaborate with research institutions or share innovation resources through industrial clusters.
Talent gap: The cultivation of composite talents (textile+digitalization+sustainable development) will become the key to competition.
Future prospects
In the next 5-10 years, the textile yarn industry will present a "polarization": one end will be highly automated and digitized large-scale production, and the other end will be high-end customized products focused on niche markets. Enterprises need to continue investing in green technology, intelligence, and supply chain resilience, while also paying attention to localization opportunities in emerging markets. Ultimately, the industry will shift from being cost driven to being value driven, with technological innovation and sustainable practices becoming core competitive barriers.