They also suggested increasing US content in manufactured goods to 20% to qualify for reduced tariff rates
The CCCI submitted 114 proposals for the upcoming budget
The founder of Korean EPZ praises the steps taken by the chief adviser
The pharmaceuticals will be commercialised under Renata’s branding
A group of outsiders led allegedly by a few BNP leaders announced resisting the upcoming election of BSAA
Mother vessels can no longer berth directly at Payra
The shipping ministry has approved a special incentive bonus of Tk 60,000 for all categories of employees of the Chittagong Port Authority (CPA) and the ministry for achieving record cargo and container handling at the port.
Tension surrounds the upcoming biennial election of the Bangladesh Shipping Agents Association (BSAA), scheduled to be held next month, as a group of outsider pro-BNP business leaders are allegedly pressuring for the selection of an unelected committee comprising their chosen members.
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has exempted advance tax on the import of raw materials used to manufacture cancer drugs, according to a notification issued earlier this month.
The world’s largest rice exporter has revoked the ban to reduce its domestic stockpile
Samuel S Chowdhury, chairman of Square Pharmaceuticals, yesterday expressed his willingness to purchase 15 lakh shares of the company, valued at over Tk 32 crore at the current market price.
CPA seeks shipping ministry’s intervention
Bangladesh earns $3.97 billion from exports in the second month of the year
Agreements between vessel owners and mainline operators will determine it
Ring Shine Textiles reported a decline in its financial performance for the October–December quarter of 2024, as the company's losses deepened year-on-year.
In a step towards expanding Bangladesh's export market, Pran-RFL Group, one of Bangladesh's leading conglomerates, signed an agreement with China's Haitian Group to enhance its production capacity and boost exports of household plastic goods through a Tk 200 crore project.
Once facilitating diverse trade, the port became dependent on Bhutanese stone over the years
China also wants to invest in the cultivation of mango, jackfruit, and guava in Bangladesh
