ITMA ASIA + CITME will open its doors in Singapore from 28–31 October 2025, bringing together more than 800 exhibitors from 30 countries and regions across 19 product sectors. Spanning 70,000 m² at Singapore Expo, the event expects to welcome over 30,000 visitors.
This year’s focus is clear: sustainability as a driver of business competitiveness. Exhibitors are presenting technologies that cut energy use, reduce labour dependency and lower waste while keeping mills competitive in fast-changing global markets.
Spinning – Automation and Energy Savings
- Rieter (Hall 3): End-to-end automation links bale transport to final packaging in a single integrated flow.
- Muratec (Hall 4): Automatic winding systems connect directly to spinning frames, streamlining workflow and ensuring consistent yarn quality.
- Jingwei (Hall 3): Modular spinning systems with integrated logistics optimise power consumption and simplify scalability.
Weaving – Efficiency and Eco-Performance
- Itema (Hall 2): Rapier weaving solutions cut raw material waste through selvedge elimination.
- Tsudakoma (Hall 2): Air-jet weaving machines lower compressed air consumption while sustaining speed and fabric quality.
- Picanol (Hall 2): Web-based platforms give real-time visibility and control across weaving rooms.
Knitting – Design, Productivity and Reduced Impact
- Shima Seiki (Hall 5): Whole-garment knitting eliminates cut-and-sew processes, saving materials and labour.
- Mayer & Cie (Hall 5): Circular knitting machines reduce energy use while enhancing consistency.
- Pailung (Hall 5): Multicolour knitting techniques replace dyeing, cutting water and chemical consumption.
Beyond Machinery
Visitors can expect live demonstrations of large-scale equipment, from high-speed weaving to advanced embroidery, scheduled throughout the four-day event. The official exhibition app supports planning with interactive maps, exhibitor lists and registration features. Beyond Machinery Visitors can expect live demonstrations of large-scale equipment, from high-speed weaving to advanced embroidery, scheduled throughout the four-day event. The official exhibition app supports planning with interactive maps, exhibitor lists and registration features.
Registration and Practical Information
Early-bird rates for a four-day visitor badge are available until 28 September 2025 at SGD50 (onsite SGD100). Visa support, including invitation letters, is provided upon registration.
Why It Matters
For mills under pressure to save costs and resources while meeting sustainability goals, the exhibition highlights practical solutions already in action. From selvedge-free weaving to dye-free colour knitting, the technologies on display aim to balance efficiency with environmental responsibility.
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