LGM Group to Showcase Future Ironing-Press Technologies
Interview: Tuğba KARADEMİR
LGM Group, a company specializing in Energy & Ironing Press Technologies, sets trends in the industry by combining its 25 years of experience with ironing and press equipment manufactured according to international quality standards. The company aims to produce the machines of the future by continuously investing in technology. It will meet visitors at the Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition in Hall 4, Booth numbers 413, 414, 418, and 419 to introduce the best ironing, steam, suction, and compressed air systems.
With 25 years of experience in the industry, LGM Group stands out with its ironing-press machines that provide energy efficiency and high performance. It allows customers to choose from over 1000 pre-made molds in the ironing section or request new forms tailored to their needs. By continuously increasing its technological investments, the company aims to produce future machines. LGM Group is participating in the Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition to showcase its innovative products and patented solutions. Below are the highlights from our interview with Yiğit S. Manav, a company representative, about LGM Group’s contributions to the industry and its expectations from the exhibition:
What are your expectations from the Garment Tech Istanbul Garment, Embroidery Machines, Spare Parts, and Sub-Industry Exhibition?
At the Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition, we expect to further strengthen our relationships with current business partners, introduce our newest patented products developed through our R&D capabilities to the industry, and lay the foundation for new collaborations. We aim to share over 100 different products, especially our machines that offer high-capacity production and energy efficiency for textile and garment manufacturing, to enhance quality and efficiency in production processes with a broader audience. We believe this exhibition will play a significant role in connecting our brand with the right target audience both domestically and internationally.
For us, Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition is not just about commercial competition but an important opportunity to share our vision and the value we add to the industry. As a brand expanding from Turkiye to the world, we see this exhibition as a strategic platform to position ourselves more strongly in both domestic and international markets.
“Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition Provides Companies with Direct Access to the Latest Technologies”
Can you share your views on the contributions of the Garment Tech Istanbul Garment, Embroidery Machines, Spare Parts and Sub-Industry Exhibition to the Turkish economy and, specifically, the Turkish Garment and Ready-to-Wear sector?
We believe that organizations like Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition provide great value not only to the textile and garment sector but also to the Turkish economy. Especially in the export-oriented ready-to-wear and garment industry, the technology and knowledge sharing provided by such exhibitions accelerates transformation in the sector. The exhibition brings together local manufacturers and international visitors under one roof, offering companies direct access to the latest technologies. This improves production quality and allows significant advancements in areas like efficiency and automation. Strengthening the technological infrastructure boosts companies’ efficiency and makes it possible to produce high value-added products. Additionally, such platforms accelerate the flow of information in the sector, contributing to increasing firms’ competitiveness on a global scale. This, in turn, positively impacts export figures and employment.
Can you talk about the products you plan to showcase at Garment Tech Istanbul Exhibition?
At the exhibition, we will be showcasing high-precision ironing and press robots, as well as table-based solutions, along with our energy-efficient (Eco Power) and user-friendly machines for textile and garment production processes. With our next-generation solutions, especially those integrated with automation systems, we aim to help companies save time, reduce energy consumption, and cut costs in their production processes.
Are there specific business connections or markets you are targeting during the exhibition?
Yes, we are aiming to establish new business connections in the Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa, and Eastern Europe markets. These regions are developing textile production areas with strong commercial ties to Turkiye. Additionally, we want to increase our sectoral business relationships by forming strategic partnerships with local manufacturers.
What do you think are the biggest needs of the Turkish garment and ready-to-wear sector, and how can this exhibition address those needs?
The sector’s biggest needs include digitalization, sustainable production solutions, and the ability to employ skilled labor. Additionally, speed and flexibility in the supply chain are crucial for companies to stand out in global competition. By bringing together technology providers and solution partners capable of addressing these needs, the exhibition becomes an innovation and collaboration hub for the sector. In this regard, it plays an essential role in shaping not only today’s but also the future textile industry.





