The ITMF has released its International Textile Machinery Shipment Statistics for 2025, which show global shipments as mostly weaker in 2025 – with spinning the main exception.
Short-staple spindles and open-end rotors both rose, but long-staple spindles, draw-texturing, weaving, and knitting machinery all declined, according to ITMF’s 48th annual ITMSS survey of more than 200 manufacturers.
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