ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026

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ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026. 20-24 November 2026. National Exhibition and Convention Center, Shanghai, China

Established since 2008, ITMA ASIA + CITME is the leading textile machinery exhibition that brings together the strengths of the world-renowned ITMA brand and CITME – China’s most important textile event.
With a stellar track record, ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026 will continue to serve as the leading-edge business platform in Asia for textile machinery manufacturers to extend their reach into the thriving market and to build quality connections with buyers exploring advanced manufacturing technologies.
The 10th combined exhibition will be held from 20 to 24 November 2026 at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre in Shanghai.

Bhargav Pathak
Bhargav Pathakhttps://textilesresources.com
With a passion for the textile, apparel, and fashion industry, I embarked on a journey fueled by education from NIFT Gandhinagar and affiliation with NDBI at NID Ahmedabad. Since 2006, I've contributed to various corporate ventures, specializing in B2B, B2C, SaaS, and AI products within the textile domain. In July 2023, I launched TextilesResources.com, a knowledge hub offering the latest news, articles, and soon-to-come features like interviews and a trade fair calendar. Grateful for the growing community, we've recently introduced a Business Directory for enhanced visibility. Join us on LinkedIn and stay connected with the ever-evolving textile landscape!

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