India’s textile and apparel industry is growing in scale, sophistication, and global ambition. The UK–India Textile Machinery Coalition connects Indian manufacturers with proven UK machinery and technology partners to enhance productivity, quality, and sustainable manufacturing.
The UK–India Textile Machinery coalition is an industry-led initiative supported by the British Textile Machinery Association (BTMA). It brings together leading UK textile machinery manufacturers and Indian textile & apparel producers to enable informed technology investment and long-term manufacturing excellence.
UK machinery is trusted globally for applications where precision, consistency and performance matter most.
Partner with UKEF and Indian NBFCs
Integrate financing into the sales proposition
Invoice in INR via local entities to reduce FX risk
Connect with UK technology innovators and India’s expanding textile sector through a platform that enables partnerships, knowledge exchange, and industry collaboration.
India's DGFT has enabled automated issuance of Free Sale and Commerce Certificates on its portal for eligible export applications. The change covers...
GeM and the Textiles Committee have signed an MoU to route recycled and upcycled textile products into Indian public procurement. The tie-up targets...
UK business activity reached its highest level since January 2025 in August, with BDO's Output Index up to 98.37. Services resilience offset softer...
India's textile and apparel exports grew 6.39 per cent YoY to $3.119 billion in August 2026, led by a 13.03 per cent rise in textile shipments, while ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi distributed more than 51,000 appointment letters to new recruits in Government of India organisations at the 20th Rozgar ...
SIMA says India's textile industry needs higher-value products, automation and diversification to strengthen global competitiveness. Palanisamy urged ...
India held about 3 per cent of global apparel exports in 2025, while China's share fell to 27.3 per cent from 36.9 per cent in 2010, PL Capital said. ...
United Kingdom manufacturers reported a second monthly improvement in order books, with total books below normal by the smallest margin since July...
India plans to train about 1,000 local personnel in regional languages to help existing and prospective exporters at district and state levels....
CBIC has eased customs documentation for importers claiming preferential duties on UK-origin goods under the India-UK CETA. A valid Origin...