ITAMMA’s 29th Product-cum-Catalogue Show at Bhilwara on 31st Jan 26 clubbed with Academia Connect-Technology Networking Mission & Business meet on Technical Textiles 

Omprakash Mantry – President, ITAMMA (2025/26/27) & Director, Century Inks Pvt Ltd.

January 09, 2026 | By Textile Sphere India

Textile Machinery Market Globally, its value was USD 27.8 billion in 2022, and will increase to USD 42.2 billion by 2030. Whereby the Indian textile machinery industry is a vital component of the nation’s economy, comprising approximately 3,000 manufacturing units and a market size expected to reach USD 2.02 billion by 2033.

Presently the Indian Textile Engineering Industry is fulfilling only 60 % requirement of the domestic market of Rs 25,000 crore, with 94% capacity utilization with exports about Rs 6000 crores and imports about Rs 15200 worth Textile machines & accessories. It has targeted to reach to Rs 25000 crores by 2025.       

India’s vision for its textile industry by 2047 is to become a global powerhouse, achieving $600 billion in textile exports, domestic market of $1.8 trillion and & Technical Textiles Market of US$ 309 Billion.

Today textile market vision is the requirement of 20 MMT of all fibre supply, where Cotton is 7 MMT and MMF is 13 MMT, (Global MMF share in textiles 75% = $ 140 in 2021/22). If India needs to get into driving seat in MMF Textiles to achieve this target it will have to GROW in next 2/4 YRS TO $ 150 billion DOMESTIC $ 95 billion and $ 100 billion in EXPORTS.

MMFs are no longer just substitutes—they are becoming the backbone of the textile value chain. This shift carries profound implications for manufacturers, traders, and machinery providers, where sustainability, innovation, and regulatory compliance will define tomorrow’s leaders.

The MMF era has arrived. Those who adapt early and decisively will shape India’s textile growth story and secure their place in the global value chain.

Also, today’s era is driven by fast paced technological developments, demanding high level of creativity and innovation. It’s a time that demands responsible and sustainable developments rather techno-commercial developments in the textile machines and accessories which can be accepted by the User Industry right from Ginning to Fashion.  Today through digitalization and AI one can easily track the details of flow and operations of fibre, yarn, fabric up to Garment, retail and fashion stage. Thus, connecting the manufacturers and processors of textiles (fibre, yarn, fabric) and machines/spares/accessories with Garment, retail and Fashion industry for information and requirements of the goods as per Global market.

One should also keep in mind that garment sector creates employment for 50 individuals per crore of investment as compared to only 8 individuals by spinning, weaving and processing all together. Thus, if India has to achieve its vision by 2047, to become a global powerhouse, then Textile and Apparel Sector growth should be garment led as it creates excellent Direct Employment Opportunities, uplifts the downstream Processes, engages with Global Brands thus strengthening Bharat’s branding Globally.

For achieving these targets, the requirements from Textile Engineering Industry will be Hi-tech machines delivering quality goods in mass quantities at competitive price. And at the same time the Quality Accessories and Spares help these machines to sustain their performance at low maintenance cost considering high abrasion of machine parts due to MMF when compared with cotton.

Considering these vital aspects, ITAMMA has organized its 29th in series of the Product-cum-catalogue show at Ranbanka Heritage Hotel, Bhilwara on 31st Jan 26 from 2 pm onwards followed by Networking Dinner.

The show will give a common platform to the Industrialists from User Industry to explore an appropriate business partner for the innovative /quality spare parts and accessories to enhance and sustain the performance of their textile machines. It will also give an opportunity to the exhibitors from textile supply industry to understand the need and the future development plans of their customers to serve them better by restructuring their manufacturing process and products accordingly.

 The purpose of this Catalogue Show is also to show to the textile industry the latest developments of new products (textile machines, spares & accessories) and to interact with the textile units and mills; with over 60+ exhibitors (list given below) and 500 + visitors as owners and technicians present will be most beneficial. 

The event is supported by Mewar Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Sangam University, MLV Textile & Engineering College, TEAM (Thriving Engineers Alumni of MLVTEC) with whom MoUs will also be signed.

The Media Partners are Tecoya Trend, Textile Value Chain, Textile Trends, Textile Insights, Textile Sphere India, Times International, Textile Excellence and Textile Daddy B2B Portal (India). 

 The event will connect Academia, Industry Experts, Stakeholders and Govt. Bodies during special session on ‘B. K. Mehta Technology Networking Mission’ with expert’s views on “Mind-to-Production-to-Market” for projects of students of ITAMMA MoU Partners (10+ textile universities & institutes) at PAN India.

The event is also clubbed with a Special Session on ‘Technical Textiles Turnkey Projects’ creating a platform for the development of Bhilwara technical textile Industry.  

“On behalf of ITAMMA, I cordially invite all Stakeholders-Manufacturers /Dealers / Traders, Industrialists-Owners/Technical Staff/Technicians, Educationalists, PRESS/Journalists /Associations /Chambers and ALL those in the field of Textiles, Technical Textiles and textile engineering to please visit this show and I am sure that you will definitely enhance your information and fulfil your requirements” Omprakash Mantry – President, ITAMMA (2025/26/27) & Director, Century Inks Pvt Ltd.

 

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