Cumilla Economic Zone gets final govt nod
Cumilla Economic Zone (CEZ) has got final approval from the government as the 12th private economic zone in Bangladesh.
Canada-China firm to invest $5.74m in Bepza EZ
A Canada-China owned company will invest $5.74 million to set up a diversified product manufacturing plant in Bepza Economic Zone.
Walton wins bids to buy European brands
Walton Hi-Tech Industries PLC said today it has won the tender to procure more than 50 years long-established European brands ACC, Zanussi Elettromeccanica (ZEM) and Verdichter (VOE) from Italia Wanbao-ACC.
Chinese firm to invest $12.89m in Mongla EPZ
Chinese company Xihe Textile Technology Bangladesh Ltd is going to set up a garments manufacturing industry in Mongla Export Processing Zone (EPZ) with an investment of $12.89 million.
Govt lifts investment cap on dollar bonds
The government has removed the upper ceiling on investments in two US dollar related bonds so that non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs) can invest as much as they want in both securities, according to a notification from the Internal Resources Division (IRD).
Paperfly secures Tk 102cr from Indian firm
Logistics-tech company Paperfly has confirmed Tk 102 crore new investment from Ecom Express, one of the leading tech-based e-commerce logistics solutions providers in India, as it looks to digitalise the local courier segment.
Paperfly bags another Tk 102 crore investment
Logistics-tech company Paperfly today confirmed another Tk 102 crore investment from the leading Indian tech-based e-commerce logistics solutions provider, Ecom Express.
Mexico-Bangladesh virtual business platform launched
Mexico-Bangladesh Virtual Business Platform has been launched with an aim to create better opportunities and bring the business community of both the countries to a single platform.
Bangladesh has attractive economic sector for investment: US envoy
Bangladesh has an attractive economic sector for investment, US Ambassador Peter Haas said today.
BATBC to invest another Tk 574cr in Savar plant
The British American Tobacco Bangladesh Company (BATBC) yesterday decided to invest another Tk 574 crore in its Savar operations to cater to upcoming export opportunities and create contingency capacity.