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Itmach Bhiwandi makes way for a positive business platform
04 Jan '16
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According to organisers of textile technology trade fair Itmach Bhiwandi, growing prominence of government policies and the marked growth of the textile industry made way for a positive business platform.
“Itmach Bhiwandi 2015 aimed to stand true to its reputation once again and set the stage for investment and newer opportunities right on the first day,” a press release from the organisers said.
“The visitors flow peaked by noon of the first day and by the end of the day, it signaled a steady start of the exhibition as exhibitors reported a good amount of queries on day one itself,” the organisers added.
“We were not really expecting much considering the venue being Bhiwandi. However, we entertained a series of positive queries," R. Anbazhahan, managing director, Reiniger Welker said.
The show was inaugurated by Tushar Chowdhury, mayor, Bhiwandi and Sumit Patil, corporator of Bhiwandi.
“The industry here takes an effort to go and fetch improved machinery from the world over, but bringing these machines right at their doorstep and that too solely for a cluster is definitely a commendable work,” Chowdhury said.
“Itmach Bhiwandi understands the importance of firsthand experience and our effort has always been to get the international developments of the textile industry closer to home,” said Arvind Semlani, director, Itmach India.
“Promoting the development of textile clusters in Western India has always been our priority and Itmach is just a stepping stone of our efforts,” he added.
“Uplifting the textile clusters and bringing them face to face with the bigger developments of the industry, proved beneficial the last year and this year, is a renewed effort for the same,” Semlani stated.
Visitors came from Malegaon, Surat, Ichalkaranji, Kolhapur, Belgaum, Tarapur, and Bhiwandi and saw the displayed technology on view.
“The show is set on a smooth step by step progress and it is certainly an interesting feeling to come and interact with the industry and have such quality business discussions here,” Manchhalal Jain, director, Shree Daksh Jyot Silk Mills said. (AR)
“Itmach Bhiwandi 2015 aimed to stand true to its reputation once again and set the stage for investment and newer opportunities right on the first day,” a press release from the organisers said.
“The visitors flow peaked by noon of the first day and by the end of the day, it signaled a steady start of the exhibition as exhibitors reported a good amount of queries on day one itself,” the organisers added.
“We were not really expecting much considering the venue being Bhiwandi. However, we entertained a series of positive queries," R. Anbazhahan, managing director, Reiniger Welker said.
The show was inaugurated by Tushar Chowdhury, mayor, Bhiwandi and Sumit Patil, corporator of Bhiwandi.
“The industry here takes an effort to go and fetch improved machinery from the world over, but bringing these machines right at their doorstep and that too solely for a cluster is definitely a commendable work,” Chowdhury said.
“Itmach Bhiwandi understands the importance of firsthand experience and our effort has always been to get the international developments of the textile industry closer to home,” said Arvind Semlani, director, Itmach India.
“Promoting the development of textile clusters in Western India has always been our priority and Itmach is just a stepping stone of our efforts,” he added.
“Uplifting the textile clusters and bringing them face to face with the bigger developments of the industry, proved beneficial the last year and this year, is a renewed effort for the same,” Semlani stated.
Visitors came from Malegaon, Surat, Ichalkaranji, Kolhapur, Belgaum, Tarapur, and Bhiwandi and saw the displayed technology on view.
“The show is set on a smooth step by step progress and it is certainly an interesting feeling to come and interact with the industry and have such quality business discussions here,” Manchhalal Jain, director, Shree Daksh Jyot Silk Mills said. (AR)
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