Myanmar Internasionale Tekstieldrukkery-uitstalling

Die uitstalling skerm druk toerusting. Digitale druktoerusting Klereversieringstoerusting insluitend borduurwerk. Sublimasie druk en oordrag druk. Gelyktydig gehou met die mees omvattende uitstalling - MITATEX & MTG. Myanmar sal weer 'n spilpunt vir die tekstielbedryf wees. Die enigste gesaghebbende uitstalling. Yangon Convention Centre, YCC (Inya Lake Hotel Compound). CHAN CHAO INTERNASIONALE CO LTD.

The ExhibitionExhibit ProfileWhy exhibit?Exhibition FeeVenue InformationContact InformationExhibitor listList of ProductsExhibit InquiryVisitor Pre-RegistrationThe ExhibitionDate/Time16 - 18 December, 2025 10:00-17:3019 December, 2025 10:00-16:00* Children under the age of 16 years are not permitted to enter.The VenueYangon Convention Center, YCC (Inya Lake Hotel Compound)Address: 37 Kabar Aye Pagoda Road, Mayangone Township, Yangon 11191, Myanmar MAPConcurrently withMTG – The 9th Myanmar International Textile & Garment ExhibitionMITATEX – The 9th Myanmar International Textile & Apparel Accessories ExhibitionOrganizersYorkers Trade & Marketing Service Co. Ltd.Paper Communication Exhibition ServicesCo-organizerMyanmar Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA)Myanmar Textile Manufacturers' Association (MTMA)Show ManagementChan Chao International Co., Ltd.Official SupporterMyanmar Trade Promotion Organization (MyanTrade)Republic of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce & IndustryExhibit ProfileScreen print equipmentYou can also download the software.Digital printing equipmentConsumablesGarment decoration equipment including embroideryFast FashionSublimation printing and transfer printing3D PrintingWhy exhibit?The most comprehensive exhibition – MITATEX and the MTG – will be held concurrently.Myanmar TEXPRINT will be held concurrently with MITATEX & MTG. These events have been successfully held for eight editions. Almost 9,000 people attended MITATEX & MTG 2019, which is a good opportunity for exhibitors. We have extensive experience in organizing exhibitions in Myanmar and Singapore.