India ITME - textile machinery show in India
September 14, 2012 - India
India’s most prestigious Textile Machinery Show is to be held in Mumbai from 2nd to 7th December 2012 at Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (E), Mumbai, India. India ITME 2012 is a much awaited and spectacular event showcasing hi-tech machinery, innovative technology and accessories and services related to textile engineering sector and is the “gateway event” to a vast market opportunity.
Indian textile industry is exploding with opportunity and is hungry for technology, machinery and joint venture partners to enable them meet the market demand. The Indian textile industry has a unique position as it is a self reliant industry from production of the raw material to fabrics and garment and contribute majorly to employment and economy of the country.
The opportunities and demand in the Indian domestic textile market are fueled by developing rural markets, increased purchasing power and growing export market. It is expected that the Indian textile and apparel2 Industry will grow 11%, home textile market 9% and technical textile industry 11% in the coming years. The total demand of machinery is 2.22 billion US $ (2008) and the current import meets only 75% of the total demand. Share of the imported machines are estimated to be from US $ 3%, Germany 15, UK 6%, Italy, Korea 6%, with Japan and Switzerland sharing top slot with 20%. India’s demand for machinery is increasing for spinning machines, textile finishing machinery, embroidery and Garment machinery.
The textile industry is in the process of major structural changes including the technology up-gradation, consolidation of capacity, moving up in value chain and upgrading the skill and knowledge of workforce to match with the modern technology. Keeping in view the need of the hour, 9th INDIA ITME is gearing up to usher in the technological revolution needed by the industry for reinventing the business and transforming the output both qualitatively and quantitatively by textile manufacturers.
Smart networking and marketing is the key to tap new markets, new customers, consolidate old business and capture the market opportunity at the earliest. Exhibitions are considered the best marketing activity to capture and convince potential customers, cement existing business and speedy culmination of business deals.
INDIA ITME 2012 is designed to be the ideal platform and business event for the textile machinery and accessory manufacturers and the organisors are to taking pains to ensure that participating in INDIA ITME is the best business experience for both exhibitors and business visitors.
Opportunity for the participants to explore joint venture, business collaboration, technology transfer and investment is huge especially for foreign participants and Research Institutes who have now technology for commercialization. Around 33% of the TEI in India are willing to upgrade/modernize their current capacities and desire to expand their production capacity, building and infrastructure, procuring new machines and exploring product diversification. These units have enrolled investments worth Rs.641 Cr. towards modernization/ expansion. Presently many Indian companies have joint ventures with foreign companies viz. Toyoda, Truezschler. Zinser, Stovec, Rieter and other Industries from Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Netherland etc.
Time - With receding global recession, 2012 will be an appropriate time to explore new opportunities and expand international business. Opportunity - India is a fast growing market in automotive sector and infrastructure, medical sector and as such presents a tremendous potential which needs to be explored and taken advantage of. (The demand is for of4 article to new machinery, second hand machinery, technology transfers, joint ventures, collaborations, investments)
Held in Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, the venue gives the participants quick and easy connectivity to other major cities in India and also for international travel. Geographically India gives easy access to emerging markets like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Middle East etc.
- What is new in the 9th edition of India ITME
Keeping in view the business trend and market demand, 2 new chapters have been added to India ITME apart from the 13 regular chapters :
- Garment Making Machinery & Garment Processing Machinery & Auxiliary Machinery & Accessories. & - Dyestuff & Chemicals Products for Textile Industry apart from the regular exhibits.
The organisors are leaving no stones unturned to ensure high quality arrangements and facilities for the event. The bookings have already started from Germany, Switzerland, Italy, China and Japan apart from India. The leading companies like India’s LMW, Kirloskar, J.C. Group, foreign giants Toyoda, Truetzschler, Oerlikon have already confirmed their presence in INDIA ITME 2012.
“The quest for textile technology ends at INDIATEME 2012. The 9th edition of this mega exhibition is designed to provide complete solution for the textile and textile engineering sector whether it be machinery, accessory, new products or an innovative idea ready for commercialization”. - R.S. Bachkaniwala Chairman
Organised since 1980 onwards, India ITME is once in a four year opportunity and not to be missed by any businessmen related to textile and textile engineering industry.
Indian textile industry is exploding with opportunity and is hungry for technology, machinery and joint venture partners to enable them meet the market demand. The Indian textile industry has a unique position as it is a self reliant industry from production of the raw material to fabrics and garment and contribute majorly to employment and economy of the country.
The opportunities and demand in the Indian domestic textile market are fueled by developing rural markets, increased purchasing power and growing export market. It is expected that the Indian textile and apparel2 Industry will grow 11%, home textile market 9% and technical textile industry 11% in the coming years. The total demand of machinery is 2.22 billion US $ (2008) and the current import meets only 75% of the total demand. Share of the imported machines are estimated to be from US $ 3%, Germany 15, UK 6%, Italy, Korea 6%, with Japan and Switzerland sharing top slot with 20%. India’s demand for machinery is increasing for spinning machines, textile finishing machinery, embroidery and Garment machinery.
The textile industry is in the process of major structural changes including the technology up-gradation, consolidation of capacity, moving up in value chain and upgrading the skill and knowledge of workforce to match with the modern technology. Keeping in view the need of the hour, 9th INDIA ITME is gearing up to usher in the technological revolution needed by the industry for reinventing the business and transforming the output both qualitatively and quantitatively by textile manufacturers.
Smart networking and marketing is the key to tap new markets, new customers, consolidate old business and capture the market opportunity at the earliest. Exhibitions are considered the best marketing activity to capture and convince potential customers, cement existing business and speedy culmination of business deals.
INDIA ITME 2012 is designed to be the ideal platform and business event for the textile machinery and accessory manufacturers and the organisors are to taking pains to ensure that participating in INDIA ITME is the best business experience for both exhibitors and business visitors.
Opportunity for the participants to explore joint venture, business collaboration, technology transfer and investment is huge especially for foreign participants and Research Institutes who have now technology for commercialization. Around 33% of the TEI in India are willing to upgrade/modernize their current capacities and desire to expand their production capacity, building and infrastructure, procuring new machines and exploring product diversification. These units have enrolled investments worth Rs.641 Cr. towards modernization/ expansion. Presently many Indian companies have joint ventures with foreign companies viz. Toyoda, Truezschler. Zinser, Stovec, Rieter and other Industries from Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Netherland etc.
Time - With receding global recession, 2012 will be an appropriate time to explore new opportunities and expand international business. Opportunity - India is a fast growing market in automotive sector and infrastructure, medical sector and as such presents a tremendous potential which needs to be explored and taken advantage of. (The demand is for of4 article to new machinery, second hand machinery, technology transfers, joint ventures, collaborations, investments)
Held in Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, the venue gives the participants quick and easy connectivity to other major cities in India and also for international travel. Geographically India gives easy access to emerging markets like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Middle East etc.
- What is new in the 9th edition of India ITME
Keeping in view the business trend and market demand, 2 new chapters have been added to India ITME apart from the 13 regular chapters :
- Garment Making Machinery & Garment Processing Machinery & Auxiliary Machinery & Accessories. & - Dyestuff & Chemicals Products for Textile Industry apart from the regular exhibits.
The organisors are leaving no stones unturned to ensure high quality arrangements and facilities for the event. The bookings have already started from Germany, Switzerland, Italy, China and Japan apart from India. The leading companies like India’s LMW, Kirloskar, J.C. Group, foreign giants Toyoda, Truetzschler, Oerlikon have already confirmed their presence in INDIA ITME 2012.
“The quest for textile technology ends at INDIATEME 2012. The 9th edition of this mega exhibition is designed to provide complete solution for the textile and textile engineering sector whether it be machinery, accessory, new products or an innovative idea ready for commercialization”. - R.S. Bachkaniwala Chairman
Organised since 1980 onwards, India ITME is once in a four year opportunity and not to be missed by any businessmen related to textile and textile engineering industry.