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Tech and Sustainability in Focus at Mumbai’s Nonwovens Meet 2025

The Nonwovens Industry Meet was held at Radisson Blu, Mumbai, a highly anticipated event hosted by AUTEFA Solutions in collaboration with Batliboi Ltd., their official partner in India. This gathering brought together textile professionals, machinery manufacturers, and investors from across the nonwovens sector to discuss new innovations, explore market opportunities, and highlight the importance of sustainable production methods.

Strong Industry Presence

The event saw active participation from key figures in the Indian textile industry, creating an ideal environment for networking, discussion, and knowledge sharing. It served as a bridge between international technology providers and Indian manufacturers looking to adopt next-generation textile solutions.
The event opened with welcoming remarks from the AUTEFA and Batliboi teams, followed by technical presentations led by Mr. Roberto Degrandi, Regional Sales Director at AUTEFA, and Mr. Amrish Kumar Gupta, Sales Manager for India. They introduced attendees to AUTEFA’s cutting-edge machinery and systems tailored specifically for the Indian market.

AUTEFA’s Nonwoven Machinery Highlights

AUTEFA’s product portfolio showcased at the event included:
  • Needle punching lines
  • Airlay systems
  • Spunlace lines
  • Thermobonding equipment
These machines are engineered to deliver high efficiency, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness for manufacturers producing geotextiles, insulation materials, automotive fabrics, filtration media, and hygiene products.
Mr. Degrandi emphasized the company’s focus on energy-efficient operations, reduced maintenance, and smart automation—key components that enhance productivity while lowering production costs.

Strengthening Local Partnerships

A key message at the event was the importance of local service and support. In 2024, AUTEFA officially partnered with Batliboi Ltd., a well-established Indian engineering company, to provide better after-sales service, faster response times, and deeper local engagement.
This partnership allows Indian manufacturers to access premium European machinery with the convenience and confidence of local expertise. Mr. Gupta highlighted how this collaboration has already improved delivery timelines, machine customization, and customer satisfaction.

Sustainability and Circular Solutions

A standout segment of the presentation was AUTEFA’s commitment to sustainable manufacturing. The company is actively developing solutions that allow manufacturers to use recycled fibers, including mechanically and chemically processed materials. They also support production using granulated fibers and waste raw materials, enabling a more circular economy in textile manufacturing.
Mr. Degrandi pointed out that sustainability is no longer optional but essential for business survival in both domestic and export markets. With rising environmental regulations and growing customer awareness, manufacturers must invest in eco-friendly technology.

Audience Engagement and Future Outlook

Participants praised the event for its depth of technical insight and practical solutions. Several manufacturers expressed strong interest in upgrading their production capabilities using AUTEFA’s advanced systems. Questions during the Q&A session focused on energy savings, raw material flexibility, and compatibility with recycled content.
The event closed with one-on-one discussions, where AUTEFA and Batliboi experts offered tailored advice to potential clients based on their production needs.

Final Thoughts

The Nonwovens Industry Meet 2025 in Mumbai was more than a technology showcase—it was a signal that India’s textile industry is ready to evolve with global standards. Through innovation, partnerships, and a strong sustainability focus, AUTEFA and Batliboi are leading a movement toward smarter, greener, and more competitive manufacturing in India.

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