Invest Bangladesh plans a 1.25% reward for mobilising FDI as its pipeline reaches $1.3b
বিদেশি বিনিয়োগ আনলে ১.২৫% প্রণোদনার পরিকল্পনা ইনভেস্ট বাংলাদেশের, পাইপলাইনে ১.৩ বিলিয়ন ডলার
The newly merged investment agency says more than $400 million of the pipeline is at the decision or implementation stage.
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Invest Bangladesh has prepared a guideline for a scheme offering eligible individuals 1.25 percent of the foreign equity they mobilise, The Daily Star reports. The Daily Star
reporting The Daily Star — Invest Bangladesh plans incentive for mobilising FDI read the original ↗ (thedailystar.net) - The agency was created by merging three authorities.
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Its 180-day plan has drawn a $1.3b investment pipeline, of which more than $400 million has moved to decision or implementation, The Business Standard reports. The Business Standard
reporting The Business Standard — Invest Bangladesh's 180-day plan draws $1.3b pipeline; $400m in motion read the original ↗ (tbsnews.net)
Invest Bangladesh, the newly formed investment promotion agency created by merging three authorities, has prepared a guideline for a scheme that will offer eligible individuals 1.25 percent of the foreign equity they mobilise for investment in the country, The Daily Star reports.
Separately, the agency's 180-day plan has drawn a $1.3b investment pipeline, The Business Standard reports. More than $400 million of that pipeline has moved to the decision or implementation stage, according to the paper.
How this story developed
- Invest Bangladesh's 180-day plan draws $1.3b pipeline; $400m in motion — The Business Standard
- Invest Bangladesh plans incentive for mobilising FDI — The Daily Star
- Nirikh brief published
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