ITMACH India will once again showcase the latest textile technologies and machinery to the Indian textiles industry from 5-8 December 2019. The International Textile Machinery & Accessories Exhibition will be held in the country’s most vibrant textiles manufacturing hub – Gujarat.
ITMACH India will once again showcase the latest textile technologies and machinery to the Indian textiles industry from 5-8 December 2019. The International Textile Machinery & Accessories Exhibition will be held in the country’s most vibrant textiles manufacturing hub – Gujarat.
The show will have most modern technologies on display that were launched recently concluded ITMA in Barcelona. Indian textiles industry would now, thus, have the opportunity to experience world class textile manufacturing technology under one roof.”
Picanol is showcasing its airjetOmniplus- i loom with Smartshed, which will be displayed working on denim fabric with warp beam from Arvind Mills and operate at production speed above 1000 rpm.
“The Indian textiles industry has continuously invested in innovations and technology upgradations as global opportunities open up. The backbone of the Indian textiles industry, the spinning sector has off late facing tight demand situation due to US-China trade war, China’s trade agreements with Pakistan and Vietnam, as well as high domestic cotton prices,” organisers explain.
“This has resulted in slower investment in the spinning sector this year. However, US-China trade war has also brought some new opportunities to weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing and wet processing and garmenting sector. Global brands and retailers are looking for Indian suppliers with economy of scale plant with state-of-the-art process technology. Therefore, the Indian weaving, processing and garmenting sectors are still in investment mode and resource efficient technologies are much in demand.”
Investors filing IEMs
In terms of data, from April-August 2019, around 90 companies have filed for Industrial Entrepreneurs’ Memoranda (IEMs), related to investment in textiles and clothing. Of these 90 proposals, 34 were related to yarn manufacturing (both cotton and MMF), weaving sector attracted 15 proposals, 14 proposals were related to the RMG sector, nine proposals were for textile processing, seven were for technical textiles, six for knitted fabrics, and four for home textiles.
In terms of capacity, the IEMs have proposed yarn manufacturing of 3.50 million tons, fabric (both woven and knit) production of 66.87 million metres, textile processing capacities of 155.91 million metres, and RMG of 670 million pieces.
Some leading investors in the yarn manufacturing sector include Indian Oil Corporation, Indorama Industries, ShekhawatiGeotech, Arvind Dyeing & Bleaching, Vedha Spinning Mills, Filatex India Ltd, Sudhan Spinning Mills, and more. In processing, some of the IEMs are from Shri Narayan Fabrics, ParshwaTexprint, Panorama Print (digital printing), IchalkaranjiPowerloom Mega Cluster. RMG IEMs are from companies such as SP Apparels, Page Industries, and ShriniwasPolyfabrics.
