Indorama Ventures, one of the leading global polyester fiber and filament yarn suppliers globally, will participate in Indo Intertex 2026 in Jakarta this April, making its diverse global portfolio available to apparel, home textile, and hygiene customers across Southeast Asia.
Given the company’s ambition to lead the path toward textile circularity, Indorama Ventures will present a broad portfolio of recycled polyester fibers and filament yarns, both from pre- and post-consumer PET textile waste as well as from PET bottle feedstock. The goal is to support regional customers with reliable supply, traceability, and scalable solutions to meet end consumer needs.
With manufacturing assets across Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Americas, Indorama Ventures supports Southeast Asian customers through stable regional production and supply chains, while inviting them to access the company’s global innovation capabilities. This approach enables reasonable lead times from regional sourcing hubs and access to the latest, market-driven solutions for customers operating in fast-moving textile markets.
Visitors to the Indorama Ventures booth C9 will be able to explore:
- deja T2T fibers and filament yarns made from pre- and post-consumer polyester textile waste that would have been discarded otherwise
- deja B2T fibers and filament yarns made from PET bottle feedstock
- deja Care fibers and filament yarns, developed for skin-contact applications and produced using more environmentally responsible chemistry
- preventa FR fibers and filament yarns, enabling the creation of flame-retardant textiles for use in apparel, home textile, automotive interior and other applications
- a wide range of fibers and yarns for everyday essentials, ranging from PET staple fibers, POY, DTY, and FDY to bicomponent yarns
Meet the team at Indo Intertex
Indorama Ventures’ regional commercial and technical teams will be available at booth C9 throughout Indo Intertex, taking place from April 15-18 at the Jakarta International Expo to discuss customer requirements, sustainability roadmaps, and material selection for upcoming textile collections.
