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‘Discovering the future’ at ITM 2024

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Istanbul - The ITM International Textile Machinery Exhibition, which is scheduled to take place in Istanbul from June 4-8, 2024 will bring together knitting machinery manufacturers and ancillary equipment suppliers with a range of diverse visitors and buyers from across the world.
Held at the İstanbul Tüyap Fair and Congress Centre, ITM 2024 will operate under the theme 'Discover the Future' and, according to organisers, will offer an unmissable opportunity for those who want to discover the latest innovations in the sector, establish new business contacts, and shape the textile world of the future together.
"The ITM 2024 exhibition will bring together more than 1,200 domestic and foreign companies with thousands of qualified buyers," organisers said. "The companies that will attend the ITM 2024 exhibition, where a €1 billion business volume will be realized, will have the opportunity to cooperate with the pioneers of the world textile industry."
As well as knitting, every other part of the textile supply chain will also feature including yarn technology, weaving, digital printing, finishing and denim manufacturing with visitor delegations expected from a number of key textile markets such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, India and Egypt.
"Thousands of visitors from Europe, Central Asia and Arab countries, especially the Turkic Republics, will visit ITM 2024 exhibition to be informed about the latest trends in textile machinery," organisers added. "After the ITM 2022 edition which registered 102 countries, 1,280 companies and 64,500 professional visitors, ITM 2024 will break new records with the number of exhibitors and visitors."
Organisers also report a significant increase in the number of exhibitor companies that will be attending ITM for the first time. In line with its goals of expanding the exhibitions, the ITM Team increased the number of halls from 12 to 13 in order to meet the increasing demands of companies and new exhibitors. Thanks to the expanded exhibition area, companies that have enlarged their stands and have the opportunity to take part in the exhibition for the first time will have the chance to exhibit a wider range of products and services.
Online ticketing is also now open.
 

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