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This document provides an overview of doing business in Bangladesh for foreigners. It outlines key market opportunities such as the textile, energy, and agricultural industries. The leading sectors for foreign investment and exports are electrical power systems, textile machinery, oil and gas exploration services, and computer software and hardware. When entering the Bangladeshi market, many companies use local agents, distributors or licenses to establish a presence initially before setting up branches or subsidiaries. However, economic weaknesses like underdeveloped financing and shortages of resources pose challenges to investment.
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- 1. Doing Business in Bangladesh Country: A Commercial Guide For Foreigners BY ARSHADINA UMARA NAJIB
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- 3. Market Overview A densely-populated country of 155 million people in an area the size of the state of Iowa. A stable macroeconomic environment and dynamic private sector have helped increase GDP to nearly $120 billion in Fiscal Year 2012 Nearly ten million Bangladeshis, concentrated mainly in Dhaka and Chittagong, have annual incomes well in excess of $10,000 Bangladesh’s garment industry currently produces roughly 80 percent of the country’s exports. Rapid growth of Bangladesh’s garment industry and in energy sector projects have created growing opportunities for exports of machinery and raw materials.
- 4. Market Opportunities The leading commercial sectors for exports and investment include: Electrical Power Systems Textile Machinery/Equipment Oil, Gas and Mineral Exploration/Production Services Computers/Peripherals and Computer Software Architectural, Construction and Engineering Services
- 5. Leading agricultural sectors for exports include- • Cotton • Wheat • Soybeans • Animal Feed • Dairy Products
- 6. Market Entry Strategy Many companies license dealers or distributors, or hire local agents to represent their products. As companies become more established in the market, they may choose to open a branch or subsidiary. Many companies service Bangladesh from their offices in the region, either in India or in Southeast Asia. Some consumer goods companies have established manufacturing facilities in Bangladesh. Some companies have begun granting franchise licenses in Bangladesh, including for casual theme restaurants, clothing etc.
- 7. Market Challenges • Economic weaknesses include an undeveloped and undercapitalized financial sector. • Shortages of land, gas and power are also major impediments to investment. • Election year political unrest including frequent disruptive general strikes have heightened political uncertainty and dampened investment.
- 8. Language • Bangla (Bengali) is the official language of Bangladesh. • English is widely spoken and used in official and business circles. • The usual greeting among Bangladeshis is the Arabic phrase "as-salaam-alaikum" (meaning "peace be with you"). • A polite parting phrase is "Khoda haafez" ("God preserve").
- 9. Conclusion • These tips are vital not just for foreigners but also for any locals in Bangladesh. Further information for commercial activities can be available in the following organization's websites- • Dhaka Chamber of Commerce & Industry • Bangladesh Chamber of Industry (BCI) • Foreign Investors' Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) • Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FBCCI)