Bangladesh continues to attract growing foreign direct investment (FDI) in its export-oriented manufacturing sector. A Chinese-based company has announced plans to invest USD 30.47 million in the BEPZA Economic Zone (EZ).

The investment agreement was signed with the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) to establish a manufacturing facility within the economic zone. The project is expected to produce a range of export-oriented goods while contributing to industrial expansion and employment generation in the region.

Located in Chattogram, the BEPZA Economic Zone is one of Bangladesh’s key industrial zones. Developed to facilitate foreign investment through modern infrastructure, streamlined regulatory processes, and investor-friendly policies. The zone plays an important role in strengthening the country’s export capacity and supporting diversified industrial growth.

The planned investment reflects continued international interest in Bangladesh as a competitive manufacturing destination. With strategic connectivity to ports, access to a large and skilled workforce, and supportive investment policies, economic zones across the country are increasingly attracting global investors seeking to expand production capacity in South Asia.

As Bangladesh advances its economic zone development strategy. Such sound investments are expected to contribute to increased exports, technology transfer, and long-term industrial development.

Source: The Daily Star