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Italian Textile Machinery Orders In Q3 2026

Textile World 新闻2026-10-26 22:47查看原文 ↗

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产业概括：意大利纺机三季度订单同比增7%

2026年第三季度，意大利纺织机械制造商订单指数为44.6点（2021年=100），同比增长7%，其中国际市场订单增长8%，国内市场下降4%；环比整体订单下降4%。平均订单积压相当于3.5个月产量，产能利用率72.4%。ACIMIT主席表示，出口约占订单的80%，国外市场持续提供积极信号，但能源成本上升和国际不确定性令制造商普遍谨慎，对第四季度预期为稳定或下降。

方向分化强度弱周期短期

关键观察变量

第四季度订单能否维持同比正增长、能源成本对制造商利润和投资意愿的影响、Transition 5.0激励计划对意大利国内设备投资的拉动、全球纺织业投资信心变化、国际市场需求结构（哪些区域拉动增长）

判断边界原文仅提供意大利纺机订单的同比、环比、指数、积压月数和产能利用率数据，未披露订单增长的具体下游行业、目的地市场或设备类别，不能推断全球纺织设备需求已普遍回暖，也不能直接推导对国内纺织服装生产或批发市场的影响。

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The Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACIMIT)

MILAN— October 23, 2026 — Order intake for Italian textile machinery manufacturers increased by 7% in the third quarter of 2026, compared with the same period of 2025. Growth was driven by demand from international markets, where orders rose by 8%, while the domestic market remained weak, posting a 4% decline.

Compared with the previous quarter, overall order intake decreased by 4%, reflecting the uncertainty that continues to affect investment decisions across the global textile sector. The textile machinery orders index for the July-September period reached 44.6 points (base year 2021 = 100).

Italian manufacturers reported an average order backlog equivalent to 3.5 months of production, while capacity utilisation stood at 72.4%.

Sector-by-sector data show that order trends were generally stable or declining during the quarter, both in the domestic and export markets. Expectations for the final quarter of 2026 remain cautious, with most companies anticipating either stable or lower levels of order intake.

Marco Salvadè, President of ACIMIT, commented:

Marco Salvadè ACIMIT President

“Despite the widespread caution among manufacturers, fuelled by international uncertainty and rising energy costs, foreign markets continue to provide positive signals. This is particularly encouraging, as exports account for around 80% of the order intake of Italian textile machinery manufacturers.”

“The domestic market, however, remains subdued. The industry is looking for stronger investment momentum from Italian companies, supported by the incentives available under the Transition 5.0 scheme, which offers improved planning opportunities for industrial investments.”

Posted: October 26, 2026

Source: Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACIMIT )