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Sunday, May 23, 2021

Bangladesh Per Capita Income has Surpassed India in 2021


In the fiscal year 2020-21, Bangladesh has surpassed the neighboring country India in terms of per capita income. According to the recent report of Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS), Bangladesh's per capita income has risen to US$ 2,227. In Bangladeshi currency it is 1 lac 88 thousand 873 taka per year.

 

The Planning Minister of Bangladesh Mr. MA Mannan placed the statistics at a virtual cabinet meeting held with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the chair on 17 May 2021, “Our per capita income stands at $2,227 in the fiscal year 2020-21, but the previous fiscal year’s per capita income was $2,064. So, the growth rate is 9 per cent.

 

On the other hand, a report in the Indian media ‘Indian Express’ states that India's per capita income is US$ 1,947. In Bangladeshi currency the amount is 1 lac 65 thousand 170 Taka, which is 280 dollars less than Bangladesh per capita income. In other words, a citizen of Bangladesh earns 23 thousand 753 Takas more than a citizen of India. The Covid-19 epidemic and the lockdown it dealt with is one of the reasons for the India's economic contraction.

 

In the last financial year (2019-20), the per capita income of Bangladesh was 2 thousand 64 US Dollars. In its previous fiscal year (2018-19), the average per capita income was US$ 1,909. In 2007, Bangladesh's per capita income was half of India's per capita income.

 

The World Economic Outlook released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October last year predicted that Bangladesh would surpass India in terms of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) by the year 2020. It is said that the per capita GDP of Bangladesh will be US$ 1,888. At the same time, India's per capita GDP will be US$ 1,877.


On the virtual meeting the minister also said that the country's GDP has also increased to BDT 30,87,300 Crore from BDT 27,96,358 crore, according to the primary data. "It's a good achievement," said the bureaucrat.

 

The report further said that India's economy will shrink due to the corona. Compared to that, there will be positive growth in Bangladesh. That is why the opportunity to move forward will come in front of Bangladesh.

 

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Thursday, April 22, 2021

Made in Bangladesh Cars | Introducing BANGLA CAR


The first Made in Bangladesh Car of the domestic brand is coming to the market soon after EID-ul-Fitr with some modern features and facilities. The seven-seater Made In Bangladesh car price will be only around 30 lacs BDT. The Bangladeshi Car is being marketed by Bangla Cars Limited, a concern of Hossain Group of Industries. For the first time ‘Made in Bangladesh’ will be appeared on the car body.

Ref: Daily Jugantor

 

Mr. Zakir Hossain, managing director of the Hossain Group said that if all goes well with the reduction in the incidence of COVID-19, the company will start exporting the local brand 'Bangla Car' within the next year. Initially 30 cars are running on trial basis, 10 cars have already been sold. He also said that the benefits that a customer gets in a Mercedes Benz / BMW brands at a cost of crores of Taka, same will be available in Made in Bangladesh Car for only BDT 3 million.


As per the information provided on the official website of Hossain Group the Glory i-Auto is an intelligent SUV designed with some special features.

  • i-Talk, Drive Smarter: The Glory i-Auto is the first smart SUV from DFSK with virtual assistant able to understand the context of your voice commands. A new driving comfort is created from the convenience that comes from the smart features of the brand.
  • Phone Connection: Easy access to mobile device features like make a telephone call and access history of telephone
  • Voice Navigation: Support activation of navigation system by voice command
  • Media Command: Activate and control the media like pictures, music, radio and video
  • Car Control: Facilities deep access of your vehicles like open the window, turn on the A/C, close sunroof and others
  • Connectivity: Supports the system connectivity with Bluetooth and WiFi

 

The special feature is that the car will carry the motto Made in Bangladesh. Japan, China and India will lead the country in car production. In the first phase, there will be showrooms of Bangla Cars in 8 divisions of the country. Besides, the manufacturer is going to open 30 more showrooms across the country.


In the meantime, a showroom has been opened at Tejgaon industrial area in the capital. Where some cars of different colors of the native own brand Glory i-Auto has been displayed. The new model car of 2021 is also being decorated in the showroom. As per the information, the factory of Bangla Cars is located in Panchabati of Fatullah, Narayanganj. 12 types of vehicles will be produced and marketed from there including Cars, Trucks, Buses, Lorries and Pickups etc.

However, although the car sales activities have started, but the official journey has not started yet. Though it was supposed to be inaugurated on March 26 of 2021, the inauguration ceremony has been postponed due to the COVID-19 situation. If all goes well, the official inauguration will take place soon.

The Hossain Group is working jointly with Japan, Indonesia and China to manufacture Bangladeshi Car as a brand name of ‘Bangla Car’. The MD also said, we are going to manufacture cars with local brands, local designs. The cars will be a combination of ISUZU Japanese engines, Chinese bodies and Indonesian chassis. These cars are different from other brands. Photon or Mitsubishi can make one or two models of cars in the country but Bangla Car can manufacture variety of models. From 1500 to 2500 cc and even different colors based on buyer needs.


The Made in Bangladesh Car is not a foreign car brand, the factory is producing own car for the first time in own name in the country. Toyota is a Japanese company, Haval is a Chinese company same as Bangla Car is a Bangladeshi car manufacturing company. Like TATA of India, the company will meet the demand of the country and then will start export. The company is now in trial production, more cars will come within upcoming months, the world will see a new car named as Bangla Car which will be 'Made in Bangladesh Car.'

The company will start manufacturing Pickup, Lorry and Truck soon. There will be total 12 types of vehicles including Buses. Moreover, electric cars will be launched next year. PHP is making cars with Photon's, Pragati is making with Mitsubishi. But the Bangla Car is the country’s first own brand.

All services and facilities of the manufactured vehicles will be available from Bangladesh. The company has a plan of producing four to five thousand cars every year. Their plan is to produce various kinds of vehicles including electric motorcycles, electric vehicles, big lorry trucks, cement carries etc. Five years warranty / guarantee will be provided for each vehicle. Bangla Cars Limited plans to build up an integrated base of production, marketing and service in the whole country for our own Made in Bangladesh Car.

 

Thanks,

 

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Thursday, May 9, 2019

Weekend Holiday Market in Dhaka City


This year in the Holy Ramadan, the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) has approved five special open holiday market at five different places in the capital city Dhaka.


Based on press release signed by Dhaka South City Corporation's Chief Property Officer and Deputy Secretary Mohammad Asaduzzaman, this information was given in a press release on 9th May, 2019.

Five special open holiday market at five different places are as follows:

Motsho Bhaban- From Carpet Golly to Shilpakala Academy, Motshoya Bhaban:




Kataban Area- From Nalar Par, Kataban first lane towards Shahbagh moor:




Motijheel Ideal School- Front road of the Motijheel Ideal School and College:




Dilkusha Road- Near Bok Chattar (Balaka More) to Pubali Bank link road:



Jatrabari Area- East side of Jatrabari Chourasta:




All of these holiday markets will be temporary basis. These markets will be open from 10.00 AM to 10.00 PM on weekends during the Holy Ramadan.


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Sunday, April 7, 2019

API Industrial Park will boost up Bangladesh Medicine Industry



Recently, Bangladesh has made a tremendous expansion in the world's medicine market. The developed world never gave medicine to warped Bangladesh after 1971 once, but now drugs from Bangladesh is exporting to around 160 countries in the world after meeting its own demand which is around 98 percent. Now, like the RMG industry, the medicine industry of Bangladesh is being wiped out in Europe and America market.

During the post-independence period, we have seen the frustrating situation of the country in every sector including medicine. Capsule cells and ingredients powder was imported separately from and after filling up, it was sold inside the country. That time the situation was really dangerous. The capsules were made in the house and people took these drugs.

From that situation, now the medicines of Bangladesh have been elevated to such a stage that drugs and medicines made in Bangladesh are exporting to different countries around the world. At present in 48 countries of the world, Bangladesh is leading in the pharmaceutical products. Currently, 24,000 brand drugs are being produced in 257 Pharmaceuticals companies in Bangladesh.

These factories are manufacturing medicines and raw materials worth of more than BDT 25,000 Crore per year. There are about two Lac people are working in this industry. The Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) Industrial Park will be launched in next year to make this advancement faster. To establish an environmentally suitable Industrial Park for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, the project is being implemented on 200 acres of land beside Dhaka – Chittagong National Highway (N1) in Baushia, Gajaria, Munshigonj.

There will be 42 number of plots in which Pharmaceutical Ingredients Manufacturing Industrial units will be set up. About 25,000 people will get employment opportunities in the project. All infrastructural facilities including Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and waste Dumping Yard will be available in this zone.



According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) statistics, presently 46 companies exporting 300 types of medicines and to the world market. Now Bangladesh is dreaming of earning billions of dollars foreign remittance from the world medicine market.

The doors of new possibilities have been opened in the pharmaceutical industry. Medicines discount for Least Development Countries (LDC) increased for more 17 years. Bangladesh's Medicine Industry has got a merit discount till 2033. However, the present world market of medicine is around of 1000 billion US dollars. IQVIA, a multinational company based in United States is doing health-related information technology and clinical research. They conducted a survey on 204 approved pharmaceutical company’s drugs and their sells.

According to the survey of IQVIA, in 2018 the size of the drug market of Bangladesh has increased to BDT 20,512 Crore. From 2014 to 2018, the market's annual growth was 16.15 percent. The country's drug market is growing at an annual rate of 16.50 percent which is really amazing. The size of this market has crossed BDT 20,000 Crore in 2018, and 68 percent of this market is controlling by top 10 medicine companies. Most selling drugs on the market are antibiotics. Antibiotics are among the highest-selling medicines.

According to the Department of Drug Administration, in the last few years the export of medicines from the country has increased significantly. In 2011, the export was only BDT 426 crore. In the financial year 2017-18, export earnings were around US$ 10.44 Crore which is 16.03 percent more than the previous year. In 1982, the size of medicine industry in Bangladesh was BDT 170 crores only. In 2016, only the drug market in Bangladesh was BDT 15,600 Crores.

According to BSCIC, the work of setting up the country's first drug industry Park Activated Pharmaceutical Engineering (API) will be ending in 2020. This will meet the 100% demand of the country’s medicines. The country's first API Industrial Park is being established in Gazaria upazila of Munshiganj district, which is situated near the Meghna River and between the roadway of the Daudkandi and Meghna Bridge.


In order to achieve self-sufficiency in the production of raw material for the pharmaceutical industry, the government has taken initiative to establish this industrial park in 2008. To establish a factory here, 27 companies have been allocated from the Pharmaceuticals Industry Owners Association. The price of land per acre has been fixed at BDT one crore. Most of the owners have already paid a portion of the price of the plot allocated.


The country's pharmaceuticals industries will be able to start work in this zone within next two years.

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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Bangladesh RMG Factories Received Top LEED Certificates


Envoy Textiles, Remi Holdings and Plummy Fashions of Bangladesh are now world’s top Green environment friendly RMG factories in the world. The top three factories has succeeded keeping pace with the growing demand of Green factories across the world. After Rana Plaza building collapse the RMG industries of Bangladesh faced stern criticism worldwide. This achievement has taken the RGM (ready-made garments) industry of the country to a new height.

Now owners of Bangladeshi garment and knitwear factories are now building new green factories and some are converting their factories into green. These green environment friendly factories have higher production, less carbon emission, power, water and gas saving systems. There are more than 30 green factories in Bangladesh and other hundreds are building.

Envoy Textile Limited is the 1st Denim producing green factory in the world; the factory is located in Mymensingh district.  BD Taka 14 billion has been invested to build this environment friendly green factory. The Founder and Chairman of Envoy Group Mr. Kutubuddin Ahmed (L) built this world class denim factory in Mymensingh. This factory has World's First LEED Platinum Certified Denim Manufacturing facility which is currently manufacturing of 100% Export Oriented high quality Denim fabrics.








The Remi Holdings tops as a green garment factory. They have invested BDT 1.4 billion to modernize and make their factory green and environment friendly.






The Plummy Fashion ranks first as a green knitwear factory across the globe, they have invested BDT 2.4 billion to become green and environment friendly.






The LEED certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) provide by the US Green Building Council (USGBC). Green Textiles has a certified international recognition. Certificate awarded after fulfilling some criteria’s and requirements. Points need to achieve in different level of certification. The factory building must ensure the highest standard of building construction. This year a total of 79,600 projects from 161 different countries has received LEED certificates. Among them 30 garments, textiles and washing factories in Bangladesh have received this certification.

Prerequisites for LEED certification:
  • Construction materials that create less carbon emission
  • Hi-tech machinery for productions
  • Saving electricity
  • Preserving rainwater
  • Having enough space for constructing other buildings
  • Ensuring housing facilities
  • Schools facilities
  • Bazaars or shopping facilities
  • Bus stands for the workers within 500 square meters of the factory

LEED Platinum Certification winner factories:
In 2012 as a first factory the Vintage Denim Studio received Platinum certificate. Envoy Textiles of Envoy Group has a Platinum Certificate. Plummy Fashions has an LEED Platinum. Genesis Fashions and Genesis Washing received Platinum Certificate. SQ Group has three Platinum Certificates for three of its factories-SQ Birichina, SQ Collblanc and SQ Celsius-2.

LEED Gold Certification winner factories:
Shruti Textile Mills achieved the Gold Certificate. Osman Interlinings in Dhaka EPZ received Gold Certificate. Tosrifa Industries of Northern Tosrifa Group achieved the Gold Certificate. Two factories of BITOPI Group have achieved Gold Certificate; these are Remi Holdings and Tarasima Apparels. SQ Celsius has a Gold Certificate. Regency Garments (unit-1) of Chittagong EPZ has a Gold Certificate. The AKH ECO Apparels factory of AKH Group has a Gold Certificate. Sri Lankan firm Univogue has a garment factory in Chittagong EPZ and achieved Gold certification. Epyllion Style Factory of Epyllion Group in Gazipur also received the Gold. Viyellatex in Gazipur has a Gold Certificate. Four factories of Sri Lanka’s Kenpark in Chittagong and Karnafuli EPZ received the LEED’s gold certificates. Another Sri Lankan factory named Hela Clothing was awarded gold certificate by LEED. Valtex International BD Ltd also obtained gold certification from LEED.

LEED Silver Certification winner factories:
Epic Garments Manufacturing Factory of Epic Group has an LEED Silver Certificate; the factory is in Adamjee EPZ in Narayanganj. Other two factories of the same group have Silver Certificates also, Epic Group is a Hong Kong based company. The Saiham Knit Composite in Habiganj has an LEED Silver.

Environment-friendly Green factories have been established in the country. These factories fulfill buyer’s demands with the best compliance standards of the world. Now 150 factories are being readied as environment-friendly ones. That will increase confidence of buyers in our clothing industries. It will expand business as well.

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Wednesday, June 18, 2014

ICA Default List | Name of Bangladeshi Firms


The International Cotton Association (ICA) published a default list of Firms/ Companies/ Industries of various countries of the world that have failed to fulfill awards arising out of contracts made subject to ICA Bylaws & Rules and firms reported by CICCA. The below list was published on May 23, 2014 and updating regularly. Please visit the official website of ICA for more details and updated default listing.

The below list includes name of default firms / companies only from Bangladesh. ICA List of Unfulfilled Awards: Part 1 (ascending order):
  • Name of Company - Location - Award Date - Listing Date
  • Aegis Cotton Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 18/08/2009 - 11/11/2009
  • Akhil Chandra Basak - TANGAIL - 19/12/2001 - 12/07/2002
  • Akij Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 22/12/2004 - 05/04/2005
  • Alhaj Abdus Sattar - NARAYANGANJ - 20/07/2001 - 12/10/2001
  • Alhaj Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 21/12/2001 - 15/08/2002
  • Amin Traders - NARAYANGONJ - 27/09/2013 - 23/12/2013
  • Arbee Textiles Ltd - CHITTAGONG - 08/06/1999 - 15/09/1999
  • Arif Knitspin Ltd - DHAKA - 25/11/2004 - 03/02/2005
  • Ashraf Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 29/07/2002 - 11/10/2002
  • Asia Composite Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 16/04/2012 - 15/06/2012
  • Yarn Traders - NARAYANGANJ - 09/07/2002 - 24/02/2002
  • Basher Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 07/09/2012 - 01/11/2012
  • Belkuchi Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 12/07/2012 - 20/08/2012
  • Bhai Bhai Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 22/06/2012 - 06/09/2012
  • Business Capital Bangladesh Ltd - DHAKA - 26/05/2005 - 10/10/2005
  • CMC Kamal Textile Mills Limited - DHAKA - 15/12/1999 - 22/03/2000
  • Comilla Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 09/11/2012 - 18/03/2013
  • Cosmopolitan Traders - DHAKA - 09/09/2011 - 22/11/2011
  • Cotton Corporation - DHAKA - 31/01/2014 - 09/05/2014
  • Cotton Handlers Ltd - DHAKA - 09/03/2001 - 15/11/2001
  • Cotton Trade International - NARAYANGANJ - 03/12/2004 - 03/02/2005
  • Dynamic Textile Industries Ltd - DHAKA - 01/11/1999 - 22/03/2000
  • East West Trading International - CHITTAGONG - 26/04/2002 - 15/08/2002
  • Famous Spinning Mills - DHAKA - 30/03/2012 - 25/05/2012
  • General International - DHAKA - 15/10/2004 - 10/01/2005
  • Glory Enterprises - NARAYANGANJ - 28/01/2000 - 08/05/2000
  • Goalundo Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 23/09/1998 - 08/12/1998
  • Gulshan Spinning Mills Ltd - GAZIPUR - 24/10/2011 - 08/03/2012
  • Hanif Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 04/05/2012 - 29/06/2012
  • Ibrahim Cotton Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 22/09/1997 - 02/12/1997
  • Ibrahim Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 24/09/2009 - 23/11/2009
  • Impressive Textile Mills Ltd - NARAYANGONJ - 13/09/2013 - 15/11/2013
  • Jamuna Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 24/05/2006 - 27/02/2008
  • Janata Services - DHAKA - 05/04/2000
  • Jobeda Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 20/06/2005 - 28/09/2005
  • Jobeda Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 20/06/2005 - 28/09/2005
  • Kingshuk Limited - DHAKA - 04/04/2000 - 20/06/2000
  • Little Star Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 31/07/2009 - 11/12/2009
  • Mainamati Textile Mills Ltd - COMILLA - 09/09/1999 - 22/03/2000
  • Mazeda Traders - NARAYANGONJ - 27/09/2013 - 23/12/2013
  • Mobarak Ali Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 18/01/2012 - 08/03/2012
  • Mosharaf Composite Textile Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 31/05/2012 - 27/07/2012
  • Mridha & Co - KUSHTIA - 20/12/2001 - 26/07/2002
  • MSA Spinning - DHAKA - 02/05/2012 - 13/07/2012
  • Multazim Spinning Mills Ltd - NARAYANGANJ - 05/04/2012 - 13/07/2012
  • N.Z. Textiles Ltd - DHAKA - 15/02/2012 - 18/04/2012
  • Nassa Taipei Spinner Ltd - DHAKA - 14/12/2011 - 09/02/2012
  • New Ratan Hosiery - NARAYANGANJ - 25/04/2006 - 23/06/2006
  • Ofazuddin Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 10/01/2002 - 15/08/2002
  • Oshin Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 03/12/2013 - 04/02/2014
  • Patriot Spinning Mills Ltd - NARAYANGANJ - 05/04/2012 - 13/07/2012
  • Patriot Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 06/02/2012 - 15/01/2013
  • Priyanka Traders - CHITTAGONG - 05/06/2009 - 17/05/2010
  • Quasem Cotton Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 17/07/1996 - 21/11/1996
  • R.I. Enterprise - DHAKA - 08/03/2013 - 07/06/2013
  • Rahman Ahsan Cotton Spinning Mill - CHITTAGONG - 23/10/1996 - 21/02/1997
  • Rahmat Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 25/06/2012 - 06/09/2012
  • Rahmat Textiles Ltd - DHAKA - 25/06/2012 - 06/09/2012
  • Rangdhanu Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 09/10/2009 - 03/12/2009
  • Ratan Enterprises - NARAYANGANJ - 02/03/2012 - 03/05/2012
  • Reliance Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 12/07/2002 - 11/10/2002
  • Rony Enterprise - NARAYANGANJ - 22/12/2004 - 08/03/2005
  • Rupshi Textile Pvt. Ltd - NARAYANGANJ - 03/06/2005 - 31/08/2005
  • Sekander Spinning Mills Ltd - CHITTAGONG - 21/09/2012 - 21/12/2012
  • Sekander Spinning Mills Ltd (PHP Group) - CHITTAGONG - 13/07/2012 - 06/09/2012
  • Sekander Spinning Mills Ltd (PHP Spinning) - CHITTAGONG - 08/06/2012 - 27/07/2012
  • Shameem Composite Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 17/05/2006 - 27/02/2008
  • Shameem Enterprise (Miswar Group) - DHAKA - 26/06/2009 - 21/08/2009
  • Shanta Enterprise - NARAYANGANJ - 05/10/2012 - 10/12/2012
  • Silver Fibre International - DHAKA - 07/01/2005 - 23/05/2005
  • Sumaiya International - NARAYANGONJ - 30/04/2013 - 05/07/2013
  • Sungarh Tex Ltd - DHAKA - 09/03/2012 - 03/05/2012
  • Tallu Spinning Mills Ltd - DHAKA - 25/09/2002 - 12/02/2003
  • Talukder Trading Co - NARAYANGANJ - 25/11/2004 - 03/02/2005
  • Tanaka Trade Com International Ltd - 24/05/2012 - 13/07/2012
  • Tara Spinning Mills Ltd - NARAYANGONJ - 30/04/2012 - 15/06/2012
  • Unitex Spinning Limited - CHITTAGONG - 26/09/2012 - 31/10/2012
  • Zaheen Spinning Ltd - DHAKA - 27/01/2012 - 14/03/2014
  • Zarina Composite Textile Industries Ltd - DHAKA - 02/10/2006 - 07/03/2007
  • Zobair Traders - DHAKA - 17/02/2012 - 18/04/2012

Please read the following Notes published by ICA regarding the lists:
  • Any firm without a listing date has been reported by CICCA as having failed to fulfill awards made by other recognized arbitral bodies.
  • For information on reporting parties, please email the ICA at: info@ica-ltd.org.
  • ICA accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the information in this list. Responsibility lies with the reporting parties. Please advise ICA of any inaccuracies and they will inform the relevant reporting party.

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