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Swiss machinery targets efficiency in Asian markets

By Haydn Davis
29 October 2026

China and India’s contrasting investment priorities are creating opportunities for Swiss machinery suppliers in nonwovens production, filtration and resource-efficient processing

ZURICH - Swiss Textile Machinery member companies are targeting different production and investment requirements in China and India, as manufacturers seek higher productivity, consistent quality and more efficient resource use.

Ahead of ITMA Asia + CITME and India ITME, the association has identified opportunities ranging from advanced automation in China to capacity expansion and modernisation in India.

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