Pakistan’s Textile Asia 2025 secures $550mn in deals

Pakistan’s textile industry marked a milestone with the conclusion of Textile Asia 2025, where trade deals valued at approximately $550 million were signed. The three-day event, held in Karachi, brought together industry leaders, global buyers, equipment manufacturers, and sustainability innovators—positioning Pakistan as a critical hub for textile technology and supply chain growth.
Hosted by the Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) in collaboration with Ecommerce Gateway Pakistan, the event attracted participants from over 20 countries. Major players from China, Germany, Turkey, and South Korea exhibited advanced machinery, smart factory automation solutions, and eco-friendly processing technologies.
The event focused on transitioning Pakistan’s textile base toward value-added production and environmentally responsible manufacturing. Key MoUs included machinery imports for sustainable dyeing, zero-liquid discharge effluent systems, and digital workflow management for garment factories.
A highlight was the “Innovation for Resilience” summit, where industry leaders discussed global trade realignments, reshoring trends, and AI-driven productivity. With Pakistan facing energy constraints and climate vulnerabilities, stakeholders emphasized the importance of digitalization and green investments to future-proof the sector.
According to the PRGMEA, this year’s edition was the most commercially successful in Textile Asia’s history. Many exhibitors noted increased interest in compliance-oriented vendors, traceability software, and energy-efficient technologies—reflecting evolving expectations from Western buyers post-COVID.
As the country eyes a sustainable export recovery, Textile Asia 2025 provided critical momentum, underlining the sector’s appetite for innovation and global collaboration.