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FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2025
Purchase body approves proposals to import of LNG, lentil, and fertiliser

Bangladesh

UNB
09 October, 2024, 07:45 pm
Last modified: 09 October, 2024, 07:48 pm

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Purchase body approves proposals to import of LNG, lentil, and fertiliser

Petrobangla will import a cargo, containing 33.66 lakh MMBtu of LNG, from Gunvor Singapore Pte Ltd at a total cost of Tk657.13 crore with each MMBtu at $13.93

UNB
09 October, 2024, 07:45 pm
Last modified: 09 October, 2024, 07:48 pm
Representational image. Photo: Reuters
Representational image. Photo: Reuters

Advisers Council Committee on Government Purchase (ACCGB) on Wednesday (9 October) approved a total of five proposals including imports of LNG, lentil, and fertiliser.

Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed presided over the meeting.

As per a proposal, moved by the Energy and Mineral Resources Division, state-owned Petrobangla will import a cargo, containing 33.66 lakh MMBtu of LNG, from Gunvor Singapore Pte Ltd at the international spot market at a total cost of Tk657.13 crore with each MMBtu at $13.93.

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The committee also approved a proposal of the Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) to procure 10,000 metric tons (MT) of lentil from Payel Traders of Chottagram at a cost of Tk96.39 crore.

The supplier was selected through an open tender.

A proposal from Bangladesh Agriculture Development Corporation (BADC) received approval from the committee to import 30,000 MT of TSP fertiliser from OCP SA of Morocco at a cost of Tk149.40 crore with each MT at $415.

The Ministry of Agriculture moved the proposal to import the bulk fertiliser under a state-level contract.

Two proposals of Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation (BCIC), moved by the industries ministry received the nod of the ACCGB to import urea fertiliser.

Under the proposals, the BCIC will import 30,000 MT of bulk granular urea fertiliser from SABIC Agri-nutrients Company of Saudi Arabia at a cost of 128.22 crore with each MT at $356.17.

The BCIC will import 30,000 MT of bagged granular urea from Karnaphuli Fertiliser Company Ltd (Kafco) at a cost of Tk 123.61 crore.

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