Dhaka June 22, 2025, 3:41 pm
Under the present interest rate, the ICB needs to pay Tk 11.53 billion annually to the depositors. It has already paid Tk 5.767 billion half-yearly interest.
First Security Islami Bank Limited (FSIBL) recently organized a workshop titled ‘Annual Risk Conference-2020’ for its Officers at Dhaka Regency Hotel & Resort.
Inflow in the first eight months of the current fiscal year was 20 percent higher than the corresponding period of the previous year
The government has extended Aman procurement across the country for another week to fulfill its target of 0.95-million tonnes.
A total of 3,171 auto-rickshaws were registered across the country in January this year, according to official data. Of them, only 20 receiv
Bangladesh comes top among 20 countries in Asia and Oceania for taking the highest days in customs clearance for Japanese companies, according to a survey.
In January, a total of Tk7,308 crore in fresh investment came from the sales of savings tools
Around 64 local and foreign entrepreneurs have already proposed $15 billion investment
World’s first ever floating nuclear power plant (NPP) Akademik Lomonosov, currently in trial operation in Pevek town of Russia’s Chukotka Region, has supplied more than 21 million kWh of electricity to the isolated autonomous
Five-fold jump in consumption over past three years
As many as 5,000 traders across the country will get an opportunity to import second-hand clothes in the current fiscal year (FY), officials said.
Usmania Glass Sheet Factory Ltd (UGSFL) has become an albatross around the neck of Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation (BCIC) owning to its gross mismatch between earnings and expenditures, officials said.
The customs authoritiy will incorporate a provision imposing penalty if the bills of entry are not submitted within the 72 hours of import
Implementation of the plan will bring down extreme poverty to below 3 percent by 2031 and moderate poverty to below 3 percent by 2041 as well
MRA formulates draft guidelines
The impact of novel coronavirus on Bangladesh-China bilateral trade is already visible and may seriously affect it in the long run, the Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission has said.
The country's private jute millers have urged the authorities concerned to take necessary measures, including the imposition of a duty on uncut low-grade raw jute, to ensure reasonable prices of raw jute in the local market.
After a decade of continuous growth, the poultry sector that meets 36 percent of the human protein intake in the country is facing multifarious challenges.
Bangladesh is still at risk of losing the European Union's GSP as the latter has again warned about its readiness to launch the procedure for withdrawal of preferences in case of failure to produce sufficient results.
The BPC, which was incurring loss before the spread of novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is now reaping profit riding on the slump in global oil prices
