ITAMMA (Indian Textile Accessories & Machinery Manufacturers’ Association) is set to host the 28th edition of its B2B Buyers-Sellers Meet / Industry Experts Networking Meeting at Parimalam Mahal, Erode, on 22nd March 2025. The event will be held from 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm, as announced by association members Sundarraj and Balaji during a recent press meet.
The event will be inaugurated by Palaniswamy, Chairman of Pallava Group, who will serve as the Chief Guest, alongside Ramesh Natrajan, Executive Director of AGT Mills and President of the Indian Manmade Yarn Manufacturers Association.
The members also mentioned that the event is expected to attract around 600 participants from the Erode region, including Namakkal, Pallipalayam, Vepadu, Tiruchengode, Karur, and Salem. This meeting between buyers and sellers will provide opportunities to learn about the latest technologies and innovations in the textile industry.
The event is being organized by the Society of Indian Synthetic Fibre Manufacturers, with companies from both India and abroad participating. A seminar is scheduled for 5:00 pm, where industry experts will share their insights. This marks the second event held by ITAMMA in Erode.
This is a valuable opportunity for enterprises to participate, build business relations, discover new products, and strengthen partnerships. More than 900 participants are expected to attend. The event will foster new business partnerships, provide insights into quality spare parts, and help improve textile machinery performance, ultimately enhancing product quality.
A key highlight of the event will be the release of ITAMMA Voice Volume 15, focusing on “Market Trends in the Textile Industry.” The publication will be officially launched during the inaugural ceremony on 22nd March 2025 at 3:00 pm by the Chief Guest.
Over 60 companies from across India will showcase their latest product innovations at the event. The show offers a prime opportunity for textile industry stakeholders to engage directly with manufacturers, explore new products, and strengthen business ties. With over 900 visitors expected, the event will serve as an ideal networking platform for industrialists to form business partnerships, discover quality spare parts, and enhance machinery performance.
Exhibitors from the textile supply industry will gain valuable insights into the evolving needs of their customers, enabling them to refine their products and processes.
During the press meeting, committee members Ajay Shah, Balaji, and Muraleedharan were also present.
