Chinese company

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Bangladesh

Chinese company to invest $12.25mn in Mongla EPZ

An agreement has been signed to establish a high-end garments manufacturing industry

Anthente Bulk Bag and Bepza officials sign agreement to set up a factory in the EZ on 9 February. Photo: BSS
Industry

Chinese firm Anthente Bulk Bag to produce container bag in BEPZA EZ

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Bangladesh

Chinese company to set up Battery Plates manufacturing industry at Bepza EZ

Officials of Baida Industrial Company Limited and Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority at an agreement signing ceremony at the at BEPZA Complex in Dhaka on 30 July. Photo: Jahir Rayhan/TBS
Industry

Chinese company to invest $1.26 million in packaging industry

A general view of the Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority (Bepza) Economic Zone in Mirsarai of Chattogram. File Photo: TBS
RMG

Bangabandhu Shilpa Nagar makes its first major export thru Chinese company

The company signed an agreement to this effect with BEPZA at BEPZA Complex, Dhaka on 7 December. Photo: Courtesy
Economy

Chinese company to set up pharma ingredients factory in Bepza EZ

An agreement was signed between Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) and Yun Sheng BD Co Ltd at BEPZA Complex in Dhaka on Monday (4 December). Photo: Courtesy
Economy

Chinese company to invest $89m to set up first composite factory in Mongla EPZ

Chinese Company to invest $2.26 million in Uttara EPZ
Economy

Chinese Company to invest $2.26 million in Uttara EPZ

Chinese firm gets cabinet body’s nod to set up economic zone in Ctg
Economy

Chinese firm gets cabinet body’s nod to set up economic zone in Ctg

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Economy

Chinese Company to invest $40M in BEPZA Economic Zone

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Economy

Lugang Technology to invest $23m in Ishwardi EPZ

A Miniso outlet in Dhaka. Photo: Collected
World+Biz

Chinese firm Miniso apologises for Japanese branding after outcry

The Evergrande Center of China Evergrande Group is seen amid other buildings in Shanghai, China, September 24, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song
Global Economy

Chinese developer Evergrande's unit ordered to pay out $1.1 billion