2011 The Second India Textile Machinery Exhibition Will Be Unveiled Next Year In Mumbai.

The second India Textile Machinery Exhibition (TEXMACINDIA, hereinafter referred to as India Textile Machinery Exhibition) will be held in Mumbai, India in from March 16 to 19, 2011.

The first exhibition was held in 2007, thereby establishing its position as an international exchange platform in the textile industry of India.

The exhibition is the only international textile machinery exhibition held in India in the past 4 years.

At the last exhibition, more than 60 Chinese textile machinery enterprises exhibited in the form of national exhibition group, and achieved good results.

According to the introduction, it is estimated that the exhibition area will exceed 10 thousand square meters, and 300 companies from China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, South Korea, Switzerland, the United States and other important textile and textile machinery production enterprises will participate in the exhibition.

In addition, the exhibition was supported by the India Textile Industry Federation (CITI) and its 27 member units.

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India Textile Machinery Exhibition (TEXMAC) is a world-class exhibition of international textile machinery industry in India. It will be held in Mumbai exhibition center again on 03 2011, 16-19.

The exhibition was hosted by the German Munich Exhibition Company and co organized by the India Textile Federation (CITI).

The last more than 60 Chinese textile machinery enterprises exhibited in the form of national exhibition group, and achieved excellent exhibition results.

Exhibitors from textiles,

Professionalism is highlighted by the support of the international textile industry organization:

There are many textile industry exhibitions held in India every year, but there is no professional textile machinery exhibition yet.

Many companies in China attend the "IGATEX" exhibition in India. The theme is not only textile machinery, but also clothing machinery, shoemaking machinery and other textile products. It is the 6 comprehensive exhibition organized by the same exhibition company.

In contrast, "TEXMAX" is a very professional exhibition with a very clear theme.

TEXMAC2007 is fully supported by the India Textile Industry Federation (CITI) and its 16 member associations.

They will hold the 2007 Asian textile industry consultative meeting ATEXCON (ASIAN TEXTILE CONFERENCE) in the same period, and about 500 senior delegate representatives from India attended the meeting.

In addition, the exhibition has been supported by the following international associations and organizations: ACIMIT- Italy Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association, BTMA- British textile machinery association, IGCC- Indo industrial chamber of Commerce, Swissmem- Swiss Textile Machinery Association, TEMSAD- textile machinery and accessories industry association, and VDMA-- German Engineering Federation's textile machinery division.

These support will ensure that this exhibition will become the highest standard trade platform in the international textile machinery industry.

The host company Munich Exhibition Company is one of the largest international exhibition companies in the world, and attaches importance to cooperation with the local government. They organize more than 300 exhibitions every year in different countries of the world. Each exhibition is recognized by exhibitors and local buyers.

The co sponsor CITI has more than 58000 professional level members who will participate in the exhibition as exhibitors or purchasers.

Economic reform has great potential for India textile machinery Market: {page_break}

India's economy has been growing at an alarming rate in recent years. In the Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007 years), the GDP growth rate is expected to be 8%.

The textile and garment industry occupies an absolutely important position in India's economy, accounting for about 3% of GDP growth and about 24% of the total value of foreign trade.

The reform of the economic system has made India's textile industry a huge potential market. The India textile department introduced the 1999-2007 year technical pformation fund plan and invested in the technological pformation of the textile industry department.

Imports of textile machinery in India increased from US $462 million in 2003 to US $650 million in 2004, an increase of 40%.

The EU and the United States revoked import quota quota in January 2005, and the import tariff of India's textile machinery was reduced by 10%. The India government gave preferential investment policies to the textile machinery industry, making India textile machinery market more and more prosperous.

India textile enterprises generally plan to invest in new technology and update modern textile machinery to increase production capacity.

For the international textile machinery suppliers, the growth of textile demand in India will bring about a huge market.

According to experts, China's textile machinery products, such as spinning, dyeing and finishing, knitting, weaving, garment making and embroidery processing machinery, have great market potential in India. At present, China's textile machinery products have begun to enter the knitting, weaving and garment market of India.

Against this background, the new international textile machinery parts exhibition will become the biggest highlight of India textile industry.