Reflecting the optimistic outlook of the Indian textile industry fuelled by a boost in the manufacturing sector, signing of new FTAs, recent growth in textile exports, and the government's focus on making India a 'global manufacturing hub, GartexTexprocess India is expected to showcase over 600 brands over 15,000 sq m.
The show is scheduled to be held from Aug 01-03, 2024 at Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi. It will feature global excellence in textile solutions from countries such as China, Italy, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and the US. Over 200 exhibitors will present their latest innovations from over 600brands across seven countries.
The show will have curated zones for product categories like Knitting, Sewing Machinery, Digital Printing, Embroidery, Fabrics& Trims. The Trims segment will be expanded with the addition of new exhibiting companies to it. The show will also host knowledge sessions with government officials, industry experts, and innovators.
Leading Indian brands like AT Inks, Aura Technologies, BABA Textile Machinery, and Britomatics India alongwithinternational brands includingBaoyou, Brother, Datatex, Dupont, and Jack will participate in the show. The event will launch over a dozen new products by notable brands including Amtex Dye Chem Industries, Behariji Enterprises, Codeverse Technologies, Creative Industries, LNJ Denims, and Panchsheel Enterprises.
Organised byMesse Frankfurt Asia Holdings and MEX Exhibitions, GartexTexprocess will showcase new innovations in the Indian textile industry besides presenting a transformative display of textile manufacturing machinery, garments, fabrics, denim, trims, and accessories.
Despite the global economic and political landscape, India’s textile and apparel exports increased by 9.59 per cent and 9.70 per cent respectively in May 2024, as per a report by the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI). Growing at a CAGR of 10 per cent, the Indian textiles and apparel market is projected to reach$350 billion by 2030, with exports hitting$100 billion, adds another report by IBEF. The sector will expand with new innovations from fabric and garment manufacturers, textile machinery companies, and future government policies.
