ITMA ASIA + CITME, scheduled for October 28-31, 2025, at the Singapore Expo, has attracted a significant response from global technology providers, aiming to support textile modernization in South and Southeast Asia. As of the November 12 application deadline, 98 per cent of the 60,000-square-meter exhibit space has been claimed by 731 applicants representing 32 countries.
Organized by CEMATEX, the China Textile Machinery Association (CTMA), and CCPIT TEX, this year’s event is hailed as the region's premier platform for showcasing textile technology advancements. Lieven Beke, Marketing and Product Manager at Picanol, emphasized the importance of the exhibition, noting its influence on the Asian market for introducing cutting-edge innovations.
CEMATEX President Alex Zucchi noted that demand for the 2025 exhibition has exceeded expectations, emphasizing that the event’s focus on automation and sustainable solutions aligns well with the region's rapid growth and modernization. CTMA President Gu Ping added that the exhibition will provide a vital opportunity for manufacturers in South and Southeast Asia to access advanced technologies.
North Asian industry leaders, including Japan Textile Machinery Association (JTMA), Korea Textile Machinery Association (KOTMA), and Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI), are also actively participating, further reinforcing the exhibition's regional impact.
Among the various sectors represented, finishing technologies lead in participation, followed by spinning and knitting, reflecting a strong emphasis on sustainability in textile manufacturing. John Wu, Marketing Director at Texpro Precision Technology, shared his enthusiasm for showcasing digital dyeing and finishing solutions designed for sustainable production, recognizing the event as an essential venue to meet regional demand.
The exhibition is expected to provide a platform for meaningful industry connections and advancements tailored to the unique needs of Asia’s growing textile hubs.
