A China (Hong Kong)-based company is set to invest $30.47 million in the BEPZA Economic Zone to establish a manufacturing facility targeting global export markets.
Green Pure Houseware (BD) Co Ltd will set up the plant under an agreement signed on Sunday at the BEPZA Complex in Dhaka, according to an official press release.
The land lease agreement was signed by Md Tanvir Hossain, Executive Director (Investment Promotion) of the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA), and Wang Shenyu, Managing Director of Green Pure Houseware, on behalf of their respective organizations.
Under the project, the company will primarily manufacture greenhouse hydroponics tents, specialized portable structures designed for soil-less cultivation systems widely used in modern agriculture. In addition, the factory will produce EVA cabinet mats, cartons and polyethylene (PE) packaging films.
The products are aimed at export to major international markets, including the United States, Europe, the United Kingdom, Canada and Japan, further strengthening Bangladesh’s export diversification efforts beyond traditional apparel items.
The investment is expected to generate employment opportunities for approximately 3,000 Bangladeshi nationals, contributing to industrial growth and job creation within the economic zone.
Major General Mohammad Moazzem Hossain, Executive Chairman of BEPZA, witnessed the signing ceremony. Welcoming the investors, he reaffirmed the authority’s commitment to ensuring seamless services, policy support and a business-friendly environment for both local and foreign investors.
Senior BEPZA officials present at the ceremony included Abdullah Al Mamun, Member (Engineering); ANM Foyzul Haque, Member (Finance); and ASM Anwar Parvez, Executive Director (Public Relations).
The latest investment reflects continued foreign investor interest in Bangladesh’s economic zones, particularly in export-oriented and diversified manufacturing sectors.
