New Delhi: The Andhra Pradesh Pavilion made a strong impression on the opening day of Bharat Tex 2026, drawing entrepreneurs, investors, business leaders, and policymakers with its vibrant showcase of the state’s textile heritage, handloom excellence, and investment opportunities. The pavilion highlights Andhra Pradesh’s strengths across textiles, apparel, export-oriented industries, and traditional weaving clusters, reinforcing the state’s growing position as a preferred destination for textile manufacturing and investment.
Rajya Sabha MP V. Vijayendra Prasad was among the distinguished visitors who toured the pavilion and praised Andhra Pradesh’s rich textile legacy.
“I am enthralled by the rich textile heritage of Andhra Pradesh and feel proud of the remarkable variety of fabrics and products made from natural materials,” he remarked after visiting the pavilion.
Among the key exhibitors at the Andhra Pradesh Pavilion are Guntur Textile Park, Tarakeswara Textile Park, Harish Fashions, and APCO, along with 40 entrepreneurs and exporters representing Champion and Aspirational districts across the state.
The state government aims to leverage the global textile event to attract fresh investments, strengthen export linkages, expand market access, and accelerate the growth of Andhra Pradesh’s textile ecosystem.
The pavilion showcases Andhra Pradesh’s textile parks, GI-tagged products, One District One Product (ODOP) initiatives, export-oriented industries, and traditional weaving clusters, in line with Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s vision of making the state a preferred destination for textile manufacturing and investment.
Commissioner Rekha Rani is spearheading the state’s pavilion while ensuring the active participation of entrepreneurs and industry stakeholders.
Bharat Tex 2026 is among the world’s largest textile exhibitions, bringing together manufacturers, exporters, buyers, investors, technology providers, and international delegates.
