BSRM Ltd, Bangladesh’s leading steel manufacturer, is boosting its wire production with a Tk 200 crore investment in its subsidiary, BSRM Wires Limited.

Economists advocate for autonomy, resources and expertise

But overall implementation remains sluggish

Trade bodies welcome proposed amendments but stress accountability

Ships leave half-empty, import deliveries fall

Four cranes had arrived at RSGT Chittagong, formerly known as Patenga Container Terminal (PCT), earlier in September

South Korea wants Bangladesh to have swift and timely visa issuance and renewal procedures, seamless customs clearance, and a reduction of high tariffs on raw materials and intermediate goods as part of improving the business environment..In order to fully realise Bangladesh’s potential as

Experts give the credit to higher remittance earnings and export growth

From tomorrow, each bhori of 22-carat gold will cost Tk 217,381

During the period, exports remained unaffected

Trailer owners called off their strike following a section of truckers

The association said the fire completely destroyed the complex, imported goods stored

An inter-ministerial meeting has been called for 3:30pm today to review intelligence inputs

The fire which came under control after seven hours, severely damaged the import storage area

Many gathered in front of the burnt-out complex, lamenting the massive losses from the blaze

The DSEX decreased 18.44 points to 5,100.96 by 11:46am

Bangladesh’s power sector was long dominated by political influence, muscle power, and artificial crises designed to benefit a handful of companies during the deposed Awami League regime, said KM Rezaul Hasanat David, president of the Bangladesh Independent Power Producers’ Association (BIPPA).

The Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC (BSCPLC), a state-owned and publicly listed enterprise under the Posts and Telecommunications Division, has clarified that there is no shortage of international bandwidth supply in the country.

The government is considering providing Tk 1,000 crore to the Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) through the revised national budget to mitigate its liquidity crisis and ensure stability in the stock market.

The export of denim products from Bangladesh is expected to face significant disruption as the country’s largest denim manufacturer, Pacific Jeans Group, has indefinitely shut down all eight of its factories in the Chattogram Export Processing Zone (CEPZ) following days of violent worker protests.