Automotive Textiles – Preparing for total transformation
Automotive Textiles: Preparing for total transformation
There is currently frenzied activity and investment taking place to commercialise self-driving cars, involving both the established automotive manufacturers and the technology giants of Silicon Valley.
It is no exaggeration to say that this could completely reshape the landscape of the global automotive industry once again – even after the massive shifts that have occurred since the beginning of the 21st century, including the move towards electric vehicles.
Under this challenging scenario, a new publication from Textile Media Services – Automotive Textiles: Preparing for total transformation (5th edition) – provides the latest analysis of the fast-altering global automotive textiles industry.
Featuring an overview of the automotive market and the wide-ranging use of textile materials in vehicles, this fully updated edition examines in detail the current structure of this industry, with profiles of more than 80 of the most influential Tier 1 and Tier 2 players, and explains where the growth will be in the next 25 years, and why.
Published in October 2019 and written by Adrian Wilson, this in-depth market report with 340 pages and more than 130 tables: examines the global automotive industry; defines automotive fabrics and textiles; identifies key areas of application; profiles key producers and users of automotive textiles.
The report can
be purchased from: Textile Media Services Ltd. Tel: +44 1603 308158.
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Automotive Textiles: Preparing for total transformation (5th edition)
ISBN: 978-0-9573-6168-3
Publication date: October 2019
Price: GBP795 for print
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Other titles available from Textile Media Services: Newsletters: MobileTex, Textiles Eastern Europe, Textiles South East Asia. Market reports: Automotive Textiles, Asian Automotive Textiles, Automotive Nonwovens, Automotive Composites, Aircraft Textiles, Personal Protection Textiles, Textiles in Architecture, Agrotextiles, China Technical Textiles. Textile Business Reviews: Central and Eastern Europe, South East Asia, South Asia, South Asia, Latin America. Further information from: www.textilemedia.com
CEIS, Fitch Solutions jointly release report on opportunities in ASEAN under BRI
China Economic Information Service (CEIS) and Fitch Solutions jointly released a report focusing on business opportunities in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Tuesday at a forum held in Tuole, a village in southwest China’s Guizhou Province.
China Economic Information Service (CEIS) of Xinhua News Agency and Fitch Solutions jointly released a report focusing on business opportunities in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) under the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Tuesday, October 15, 2019, at a forum held in Tuole, a village in southwest China’s Guizhou Province
The report, released in both Chinese and English versions, was a joint product by CEIS, the main body responsible for the integrated management and operation of Xinhua News Agency’s economic information, and Fitch Solutions, part of Fitch Group, a global leader in financial information services, aiming at providing valuable reference for participants of the Belt and Road construction.
This is the first time for CEIS and Fitch Solutions to carry out a joint research on the industry and market development opportunities brought by the BRI, and jointly released the research results to the world, said Gan Feng, Deputy General Manager of Xinhua Silk Road Department of CEIS.
The report analyzes development and opportunities in infrastructure construction, electricity, telecommunications, consumer goods, automobiles and other industries, noting that opportunities of infrastructure construction are mainly in the Asia-Pacific region and that of electricity are concentrated in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
China and ASEAN boast extensive cooperation opportunities in transportation, water and energy infrastructure, residential construction and other fields, said Richard Marshall, Global Head of Infrastructure Research with Fitch Solutions, adding that Indonesia, Vietnam, Myanmar and other countries will be the focus of investment.
Held for four consecutive years since 2016, the Tuole Forum has become an important exchange platform for Guizhou to deepen opening-up and help Chinese enterprises to go global. This year’s forum was themed on “Integrating into Belt and Road Construction and Sharing Benefits of An Open World Economy”. (Edited by Gu Shanshan)
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