Textile Asia Lahore Concludes with Record $350 Million in Business Deals
Lahore — Pakistan's textile industry continues to strengthen its position in global markets, driven by growing export potential and industrial competitiveness. The 32nd Textile Asia International Exhibition, organized through the collaboration of the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, has successfully concluded at the Lahore Expo Centre.
The closing ceremony was attended by Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) President Fahim-ur-Rehman Saigol as the chief guest, who congratulated the organizers on the successful event.
Strong Business Activity and International Participation
The three-day exhibition witnessed extensive commercial engagement and strong participation from domestic and international businesses.
Key highlights include:
- Record Business Deals: Manufacturing and trade agreements worth an estimated US$350 million were concluded during the exhibition.
- Global Participation: More than 425 companies and 2,000 international brands showcased their products, machinery, and services.
- High Visitor Turnout: Over 55,000 local and international buyers, business delegates, and industry professionals visited the exhibition during the three-day event.
- International Delegations: High-level trade delegations from more than eight countries participated, reflecting continued international interest in Pakistan's textile manufacturing sector.
Technology Transfer and Export Growth
The exhibition highlighted advanced textile machinery, digital manufacturing technologies, and value-added production solutions, creating new opportunities for investment and industrial collaboration.
Economic experts say the event served as an effective platform for attracting foreign investment, promoting technology transfer, and supporting Pakistan's export-oriented textile industry, further reinforcing the country's position as a competitive manufacturing hub