The expo is expected to draw over 250 booths from nine countries and territories, including India, the Republic of Korea (RoK), Hong Kong (China), Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, China, Taiwan (China), and Vietnam, and is expected to attract more than 10,000 professional visitors.

As a key annual event in Vietnam’s textile industry, HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2025 serves as a hub for manufacturers, distributors, equipment and material suppliers, and industry experts both domestically and internationally. The exhibition focuses on two main areas: HanoiTex featuring textile machinery and industrial equipment; and HanoiFabric, presenting fabrics and materials for the textile, garment, and embroidery sectors.

The event highlights the latest technologies, smart production solutions, modern equipment, and high-quality materials aimed at sustainable innovation. Leading brands from Japan, Switzerland, Germany, and China will present advanced machines, including water- and chemical-saving dyeing machines, high-speed digital printers suited for small orders to reduce inventory, finishing lines that save 25-35% energy, and solutions for reusing waste heat in factories.

It also acts as an effective bridge between international suppliers and Vietnamese enterprises, helping enhance production capacity, increase local content, and promote integration into the global supply chain. The exhibition provides comprehensive solutions to help businesses improve value-added, strengthen competitiveness, and guide strategic investment decisions.

For visitors, the event offers a hands-on opportunity to explore technologies, machinery, and materials from multiple industrialized countries, stay updated on key trends such as sustainable production, digital transformation, and automation, and expand partner networks while diversifying supply sources for their development strategies.

FDI flow into garment and textile sector bounces back

The flow of foreign direct investment (FDI) into the Vietnamese garment and textile sector has rebounded thanks to the country’s sound investment climate and abundant workforce as well as its open economy, according to insiders.