Bharat Tex 2026 drew $2.8B in business enquiries and ₹14,300 crore in textile investment commitments. Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka led state proposals.
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Bharat Tex 2026 generated $2.8 billion in business enquiries and drew investment commitments of ₹14,300 crore, the government said Monday. Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka led the state-level proposals for textile investments.
The event comes as India pushes to expand its free trade agreement network. The recent India-UK FTA is expected to boost textile and apparel exports, the government said. Officials set a target of ₹9 lakh crore in total textile exports by 2030.
Andhra Pradesh proposed investments across spinning, weaving, and garment manufacturing. Karnataka's proposals focused on technical textiles and processing infrastructure. Both states are competing for a share of the government's production-linked incentive scheme for textiles, which covers man-made fibre and technical textile segments.
The $2.8 billion in enquiries covers potential orders from buyers across 40 countries, including the U.S., EU, and Southeast Asia. The government did not provide a timeline for converting those enquiries into firm contracts.
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