Eleven Chinese companies have expressed interest in investing a combined US$9.21 billion in Bangladesh, signalling growing confidence in the country
Read MoreIntertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics will return from 25 – 27 August at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), continuing to serve
Read MoreBangladesh has the potential to triple its annual export earnings to $150 billion from the current $50–55 billion by strategically supporting five to
Read MoreApex Spinning and Knitting Mills Ltd., a 100% export-oriented vertically integrated textile manufacturer, has announced an indefinite temporary shutdo
Read MoreAustralian Merino wool and Australian cotton were showcased together for the first time in Bangladesh during the Australian Natural Fiber Seminar in D
Read MoreBangladesh’s export diversification efforts delivered mixed results during the July–May period of FY2025-26, with strong growth in China and sev
Read MoreKARL MAYER is pleased with its participation as an exhibitor at ITM 2026. Faced with the challenges of rising domestic costs and fierce competition fr
Read MoreBelgian weaving machinery manufacturer Picanol highlighted its latest advancements in energy-efficient and AI-powered weaving technologies at ITM 2026
Read MoreBangladesh is expecting a significant boost in Chinese investment following Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s official visit to China from 23–26 J
Read MorePrime Minister Tarique Rahman has begun a six-day official visit to Malaysia and China aimed at strengthening Bangladesh’s trade, investment, an
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