Andritz Group to exhibit at ITMA Asia + CITME, Singapore 2025

The Andritz Group, a global leader in industrial solutions with a strong footprint in nonwoven and textile machinery, has confirmed its participation in ITMA Asia + CITME, Singapore 2025. The event is scheduled for October 28 to 31, 2025, at the Singapore Expo. According to the official exhibitor listing, Andritz will be located at booth H2-D106.

This commitment highlights the company’s dedication to Asia’s fast-growing textile and nonwoven markets. ITMA Asia + CITME has become the region’s most important textile machinery exhibition, and the Singapore edition marks a milestone, being the first time the event is held outside China. The organizers, including CEMATEX and its regional partners, have already reported a strong response from exhibitors, with more than 770 companies confirmed and total exhibition space expanded to 70,000 square meters.

Andritz’s presence will be anchored by its Nonwoven & Textile division, which specializes in complete production lines, machinery, and services for nonwoven fabrics and textile finishing. The exhibitor entry, however, does not yet specify which of its well-known subsidiaries—such as Asselin-Thibeau, Laroche, or Perfojet—will be represented in Singapore. These brands are recognized for their expertise in carding, recycling, airlay systems, hydroentanglement, and other advanced textile processes, so industry watchers are keen to see if they will be part of the showcase.

What is certain is that ITMA Asia events are the stage where leading manufacturers bring live machinery demonstrations and unveil innovations that address the industry’s biggest challenges: sustainability, efficiency, and digitalization. The ITMA Sustainability Forum, scheduled for October 30, will also focus on EU environmental policies and the transition toward circular manufacturing, areas where European firms like Andritz are often at the forefront.

For textile producers, Andritz’s booth is expected to be a hub of high-end solutions combining robust engineering with sustainable production practices. While details of the product lineup remain under wraps, visitors can anticipate insights into nonwoven production systems, recycling solutions, and potentially new technologies designed for energy and resource efficiency.