The Asia Nonwovens Technology Expo (ANTEX Asia 2025) officially opens today at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), Thailand, bringing together professionals from across the nonwovens industry for three days of learning and collaboration. Running through 31 October 2025, the Expo connects regional and international companies across materials, machinery and applications to exchange knowledge, explore new market opportunities, and advance the sector’s development in Southeast Asia.
The Expo has received pre-registrations from 44 countries and regions, with one-third coming from outside Thailand. The pre-registered visitors represent a broad spectrum of industries, with the majority from the nonwovens, automotive, healthcare, hygiene & personal care, and packaging sectors. This diversity reflects the growing interest in nonwoven technologies and their expanding applications across multiple manufacturing fields.
Where the Entire Nonwovens Value Chain Comes Together
ANTEX Asia 2025 brings the complete nonwovens ecosystem under one roof — from raw materials and production machinery to converting technologies and finished applications. This year’s exhibitor line-up features well-known industry names, including Narula Nonwoven Co., Ltd.; Shinwa Co., Ltd.; Tietex Asia Ltd.; OPTIMA Nonwovens GmbH; An Phong High-Tech Nonwoven Fabric Co. Ltd.; Ngamdee Cotton Co. Ltd.; Jiangsu Yingyang Nonwoven Machinery Co. Ltd.; Dalian Ruiguang Nonwoven Group Co. Ltd.; Zhejiang CL Nonwoven Machinery Co. Ltd.; Changshu Xinyang Nonwoven Equipment Co. Ltd.; Jiangsu Jeremiah Machinery Co. Ltd.; Changshu Feilong Nonwoven Machinery Co. Ltd. and more.
Exhibitors present their latest offerings in spunbond, meltblown, and spunlace nonwovens, as well as thermal-bonded and converting technologies, packaging machinery, and finished products for hygiene, medical, automotive, construction, filtration, and other fast-growing sectors. Together, they underscore ANTEX Asia’s role as a comprehensive sourcing and networking platform supporting the region’s sustainable industrial growth.
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