GTTES - a landmark event for Indian textile engineering

04 Feb '15

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GTTES 2015 welcomed Hon. Minister Sri Ramdas Kadam, Cabinet Minister of Environment. Mr Kadam personally visited each exhibitor and appreciated the display of each machinery and technology. He also encouraged and assured to boost the textile sector and its various requirements wherever applicable.

Many exhibitors expressed satisfaction at the quality of exhibition, event management and level of business visitors.

Mr Vallabh Thumar, chairman & MD of Alidhra Weavetech Group, observed that “The objective of this special series event is not only to showcase technology and machinery but also to address the needs of quality, variety, allied services and access to both regional markets and clientele, especially for small & medium enterprises.”

Mr GV Aras, director, Textile Engineering Group, quoted, “GTTES 2015 was a wise move by the organisers for focusing more on weaving and processing machines which automatically targets and boost the small & medium scale textile manufacturers in India. A.T.E. has gained several unexpected business proposals from Tier II & Tier III cities’ manufacturers and we are happy to be here at the right time and right place.”

Mr Fritz Legler, VP - marketing / sales & services, Staubli also expressed his views that “though the economic slowdown has affected India’s textile industry, we are surprised to see very encouraging footfalls at GTTES and the participation of Chinese exhibitors.”

Ms Seema Srivastava, executive director, India ITME Society, shared that the 1stedition of GTTES exhibition has grown in stature and prestige beyond expectation with 282 exhibitors, 21 countries, 19,000 visitors’ footfall, 23 media partners, 5 educational institutions and 15 supporting organisations. Heavy industry department and textile department, Government of Maharashtra, supported the event and Government of India actively participated with officials interacting with industry members.

GTTES 2015, the first edition, proved to be an excellent example of the noble efforts of the Society to support the textile engineering industry through high quality exhibition, creating fruitful visitor interaction, showcasing new range of technology and developing new markets for exhibitors. Thus, successfully placing textile and textile engineering industry of India in the limelight through high standard global events in the country.

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