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Even though just one year has passed from our debut on Turkey's market, Gemini has become one of the top players in the field. Between the 23rd and the 27th of may Gemini participated at the Tuyap Clothing Machinery Exhibition 2007, presenting the whole range of software products and the new inkjet and pen plotters and digitizers. This event also sheltered the launching of the latest GeminiCAD 3D Simulator.

Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics 2007 ‘Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Favrics 2007?will be held in Shanghai New International Expo Centre from 29, October to 1, November, 2007. As the most famous textile exhibition, Intertextile is keep highest visitor’s record and YOUGNWOO will exhibit our superior Texproducts including newly up-graded TexPro, TexStylist, TexWeave etc. for Windows VISTA in order to raise the name-recognition & build trust of our company and products in China market for the enlargement of sales channel in China with our excellent technology. With the aim of world's finest development of product/ marketing/ service based on our highest technology, we will do our best effort to strengthen our role as a company of producing world-class products in China too. Thanks for your kind attention and expect your continuous supports. General Information Title : Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics 2007 Period : 29(Mon) October ~ 1(Thu) November, 2007 Venue : Shanghai New International Expo Centre Booth No. : Hall E E70 Organizer : Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd.

AAMA-TEX 2001 is the 5th Asia Apparel machinery and accessories exhibition. With four presentations since its debut in 1989, AAMA-TEX 2001 has grown to be the largest international exhibition for garment manufacturing in South and Southeast Asia. It plays the vital role in providing a one-stop sourcing and information centre for garment manufacturing in South and Southeast Asia, home to some of the largest garment manufacturing countries in the world. (Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Paksitan, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam)

22 October 2001, Singapore - ITMA Asia 2001, the first Asian International Exhibition of Textile Machinery, ended successfully last Friday (19 October 2001) at the Singapore Expo after a 5-day exhibition. Amidst the current difficult global economic climate and tense political scene, a total of 14,023 visitors had been registered and the accumulated daily attendance reached 29,195. The majority of the visitors were from Asian countries, with Indonesia (2,652), Thailand (1,376), India (1,565), Korea (1,124) and Taiwan (785) topping the visitors' list. "The exhibition is a success," said Mr Bernard Terrat, President of CEMATEX, the European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers, which is the owner of ITMA. "The impressive turnout of visitors reaffirmed to us that ITMA is the benchmark event, and its new Asian edition is a logical extension." With visitors coming from 66 countries and regions, ITMA Asia 2001 has well proven its superiority in the textile industry as compared to other exhibitions such as OTEMAS, where participation and results were considerably lower, he said. " I am sure that the next ITMA Asia will have more exhibitors and visitors." Mr Nat Wong, Chief Executive Officer of Meeting Planners International, the local organiser of ITMA Asia 2001, also indicated that the results are satisfactory and encouraging. "Despite the recent challenges, even to the extent of the disruption of some airline services, the strong turnout of visitors to the show has demonstrated that buyers in the region are still upbeat on the potential of the textile market," he said. Mr Wong also pointed out that quite a good number of textile machinery on display have been sold on the spot, although the amount of business transactions concluded by individual exhibitor during the show will not be available for commercial reasons. The exhibition, which started on Monday 15 October 2001, was organised by CEMATEX and Meeting Planners International. A total of 802 exhibiting companies from 32 economies participated in the event, which occupied 60,000 sqm of exhibition space. The next ITMA exhibition will be held in Birmingham in 2003, while the next ITMA Asia is scheduled to be in 2005.

Singapore - AAMA-TEX 2004, the 6th Asia Apparel Machinery & Accessories Exhibition, will be at the Singapore Expo, Hall 3 & 4, on 10-13 March 2004. Mark your calendar to visit this established exhibition since its humble debut in 1989. Held once every three years, AAMA-TEX 2004 is the show for all garment and textile industry professionals. With another four months to the sixth presentation of AAMA-TEX 2004, the number of exhibitors participating in the event is astonishing. Occupying two halls at Singapore Expo, more than 95% of the 7,500 sqm net display area has already been snapped up. This exhibition is expected to attract an international following and is expected to have 6000 visitors and approximately 250 exhibitors from over 27 countries during the four days event. This show will be huge and overwhelming with exhibitors from Turkey, Italy, China as well as an offical Germany Pavilion.

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