Intex South Asia has announced its upcoming 2026 editions in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, further strengthening its position as a leading platform for textile sourcing, innovation, and industry collaboration in the region.
With a legacy of 17 successful editions, the event continues to connect global suppliers with South Asia’s rapidly expanding apparel manufacturing sector.
Driving Global Sourcing Opportunities
The 2026 editions will provide international companies with a strategic platform to showcase advanced textiles, sustainable materials, and innovative solutions to a highly engaged audience of manufacturers, exporters, and decision-makers.
South Asia’s strong manufacturing capabilities, competitive supply chains, and favourable trade agreements are increasingly positioning the region as a preferred destination for sourcing functional and eco-friendly textiles.
Key Highlights of Intex 2026
The upcoming shows will feature:
- Trendz Zone showcasing latest textile innovations
- Interactive Business Forum for industry insights
- Structured B2B meetings connecting buyers and suppliers
- Overseas buyer delegations and networking opportunities
- Bilateral interactions and industry visits
These features aim to maximise engagement and create meaningful business connections across the textile value chain.
Strengthening South Asia’s Textile Ecosystem
Organised by Worldex India, the exhibition continues to act as a catalyst for growth and collaboration in the textile industry.
The event is supported by leading organisations such as BGMEA, JAAF, and TEXPROCIL, among many others—highlighting its strong industry backing.
A Platform for Sustainable Growth
With rising global demand for sustainable and high-performance textiles, Intex South Asia 2026 will serve as a key hub for innovation, enabling companies to explore new technologies and build long-term partnerships in one of the world’s fastest-growing apparel markets.
The organisers invite global textile companies to participate and leverage the platform to expand their presence in South Asia’s dynamic and evolving textile ecosystem.
