Addressing the gathering, Minister Sunil Handunnetti said, "Competitiveness is driven not by capacity alone, but by innovation and adaptability. Intex 2026 provides the platform for the industry to embrace these strengths and compete successfully in the global marketplace." Held from 5–7 August 2026, Intex–InMac Sri Lanka brings together over 250 exhibitors from more than 15 countries and regions, making it the largest international textile sourcing and garment technology platform in Sri Lanka. While Intex showcases apparel fabrics, cotton, polyester, blended, knitted and woven fabrics, denim, linen and rayon fabrics, yarns and fibres, interlinings, sewing and embroidery threads, zippers, labels, garment accessories, textile printing inks, dyes, chemicals, digital textile printing solutions, and textile machinery accessories, InMac presents garment machinery and equipment, sewing, overlock and flatlock machines, cutting machines, digital textile printing and DTG solutions, dyeing and bleaching machines, commercial laundry equipment, spinning and winding machinery, heat press machines, screen printing equipment, textile machinery parts and accessories, and automation solutions for garment manufacturing. Intex–InMac Sri Lanka 2026 continues until 7 August 2026 at BMICH, Colombo, driving sourcing, innovation and business opportunities.