South Asia’s leading international textile sourcing and garment manufacturing technology exhibition, Intex–InMac Sri Lanka 2026, has officially opened at the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH), bringing together global textile and apparel industry players to showcase the latest innovations and technologies.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Minister of Industry and Entrepreneurship Development Sunil Handunnetti, who called on Sri Lanka’s textile and apparel industry to embrace innovation and adaptability to strengthen its position in the global marketplace.
Following the opening ceremony, the Minister, together with ambassadors, representatives of business chambers and trade associations, exhibitors and international buyer delegations, toured the exhibition. They also officially opened the Incredible Textiles of India Pavilion, one of the event’s key attractions, highlighting India’s diverse textile capabilities and latest innovations.
Addressing the gathering, Minister Handunnetti said competitiveness in the textile and apparel sector can no longer be measured by production capacity alone.
“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.”
Industrial Development Board (IDB) Chairman Yasas Hewage said the exhibition demonstrates Sri Lanka’s commitment to industrial transformation through innovation, stronger domestic industries and expanded business opportunities.
He added that the IDB is focused on creating an enabling environment for sustainable industrial growth while helping manufacturers improve productivity and strengthen their international competitiveness.
Over 250 Exhibitors from 15+ Countries
Held from August 5 to 7, Intex–InMac Sri Lanka 2026 has attracted more than 250 exhibitors from over 15 countries and regions, making it the largest international textile sourcing and garment manufacturing technology platform hosted in Sri Lanka to date.
The exhibition features a wide range of products, technologies and solutions covering the textile and apparel value chain, including apparel fabrics, yarns, fibres, denim, garment accessories, textile dyes and chemicals, digital textile printing technologies and manufacturing machinery.
By connecting international suppliers, manufacturers, buyers and industry stakeholders, Intex–InMac Sri Lanka 2026 provides a platform for exploring new technologies, developing business partnerships and identifying opportunities to strengthen Sri Lanka’s textile and apparel sector in global markets.
Full’r Burgers Expands Presence in Malabe with Second Outlet
Full’r Burgers has strengthened its presence in Malabe with the opening of its second outlet in the area, marking another milestone in the brand’s continued expansion across Sri Lanka.
The new outlet reflects Giga Foods’ commitment to bringing its signature burgers and customer-focused dining experience closer to customers in rapidly growing communities. Malabe has emerged as one of Sri Lanka’s fast-developing residential and commercial hubs, making it a strategic location for the brand’s expansion.
The new location is expected to improve accessibility for customers while catering to growing demand for convenient, quality dining options.
Known for its handcrafted burgers, bold flavours and generous portions, Full’r Burgers has developed a strong following by focusing on quality, value and menu innovation. The brand continues to expand its offerings while maintaining the standards that have made it popular among burger enthusiasts.
The latest expansion also supports Giga Foods’ long-term strategy of investing in locations that enhance customer convenience while contributing to local economic activity and employment opportunities.
As consumer preferences continue to evolve, the company remains focused on delivering memorable dining experiences supported by operational excellence and consistent quality.
With the opening of Full’r Burgers Malabe 02, the brand is positioned to serve Malabe’s growing community while further strengthening its presence within Sri Lanka’s competitive quick-service restaurant sector. The expansion also represents another step in Giga Foods’ vision of making its portfolio of restaurant brands more accessible to customers across the island.
Intex–InMac Sri Lanka 2026 Opens, Showcasing Global Textile Innovation and Industry Trends
